• The music was excellent and the graphics were very well done!
• I wish I had some more instructions at the beginning of the game so II had more context and understood what I was doing
• The game felt very luck-based at times

I thought that this was a really unique way of depicting climate activism and broadening your reach. I think the mechanics are really simple and approachable, although it did take a little bit of time to understand what was going on, so some sort of tutorial/onboarding process would be nice. I also really liked how the game starts off really straightforward, but gradually gets more complex with the introduction of various event cards and special cards, and forces you to pay closer attention to the game’s mechanics.

The art style is really cute and I love the gameplay and how the cards highlight past and present strategies used for activism. It's a really cool learning experience.  The only issues I had with it were that the banner would hide the top and I had to switch to a bigger monitor to see the "start" button for the game.

Nice art in the game. I would have liked there to be an option to re-read what a card does after you have drawn it since there are times when it disappears. I would have also liked an option to deselect a card also to make the highlight around the spaces brighter to make it more noticeable. There could also be points where once the board has filled up you have to continue drawing until you get a card that allows you to remove cards from the board. Also like how easily replay able it is.

This one was a treat to play, especially seeing that it was made in plain Javascript (and HTML and CSS but those are part of the package)? Very impressive. When the game started I was very concerned about whether I'd be able to hit 1000 points but the game does a fantastic job of building up your points until it becomes evident that this goal isn't as insurmountable as it seems. One piece of feedback I have is that some of the cards that give you points in the global deck are a bit too strong; I was able to win in just one turn with a card that gave me +500, and I was sad cause I really wanted to play more! It would also be nice if the VFX to show that you need to draw a card were a little more apparent, since there were a couple of times where I wasn't able to draw a card and it wasn't clear at the start what I needed to do. That said, my disappointment at the high point card was because this game really was fun to play. I'm going to give it a spin on hard mode too!

Yall did great one this one! Overall its great solid gameplay easy to understand and pretty fast passed and has a cool card/art system! The only thing i would recommend would be a tutorial and seeing what the decks are, atleast on webpage version it cuts the decks off by over half and its hard to tell what they do. And for the tutorial things like advancing from local all the way up increasing point value for those locals would be a good thing to mention.

a well made card game with some interesting mechanics, and a decent amount of variety for a jam entry. there’s a lot of room for the imagination to go wild with what’s going on behind the abstraction of cards.

while most of the mechanics were solid, I found the drawing to be weird, as I felt like I was constantly topdecking — there was still some strategy to how I played, but I think the strategy would be more interesting if there were more choices to make in terms of which cards to play. other than that, this feels very polished!

as an aside, I encountered an issue on Firefox where the top of the game was hidden behind the jam submission banner (see screenshot below) — I was able to solve this by inspecting the HTML and deleting the element.