Thanks! Something's definitely not right with those rabbits!

Thanks Elmer Fudd lol

I'll check it out!

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I replied to the first copy of this comment with the idea of this game

You have to try to build up the tallest pyramid you can using the triangular TriCarrots (click/tap and hold to spawn them in, stack them up in a Triforce-like pattern like the pyramids in the screenshots) while defending it from ravenous enemies (read the FRIABBIT TYPES section of the game page's description for more info on each enemy, also read everything above that section for more info on the game and its controls).

Thanks! Happy you enjoyed it! As this is a score attack game, the difficulty was inspired by old arcade games!

Okay I'll check out your game :D

Yeah that could help, but then I would've needed two separate leaderboards (also even though you can kill multiple enemies while on mobile, the PC version allows you to right-click which has its own uses, I also play the majority of this game on my laptop too). A tip for both versions involves allowing a regular enemy to begin eating a TriCarrot (that's preferably not apart of your pyramid) and spam clicking them (as enemies that eat lose their after-hit invincibility frames while eating! If you're fast enough you can even do it before they get a single bite out of your TriCarrot!)

Thank you! You can try playing on mobile if the enemies overwhelm you too easily!

Interesting that you compare this to Tetris, cause even though both games are similar in a lot of ways, both seemingly have opposite goals!

Funny story with the music, it was the first song I exclusively composed during different subway commutes via headphones lol

Try playing on mobile to see if you can deal with the enemies any faster!

Thanks! We're proud of how those parts ended up as in the final game

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed :D

Thanks! I got so organized with a strategy where I build up walls/piles of TriCarrots on each side of my tower (which you can even see in certain screenshots) to slow enemies, giving me more time to be super careful with my placements on my main tower (and moving the walls/piles out as my tower grows). 

Maybe I should've went more in-depth on what each curse did. The curse where you get the "cookies" (potatoes lol) and other plants are from the "veggie roulette" curse from a Lagic (the stationary top hat enemies you want to kill quickly to get rid of their many curses), this curse tries to mess up your placements by cycling between different misshaped, 1HP vegetables, making you have to time each TriCarrot placement!

I thought the gameplay and concept wasn't too complicated in need of a tutorial (besides the instructions). Maybe at least a help menu that's more visual and inside the game would've worked better next time?

Thanks! The art and animation was all thanks to my awesome teammate!

Indeed!

Yup, even for me :D I find myself frequently getting close to the screen to judge my specific dropping location(s)!

Thank you! The original concept design for the regular enemies was from a random drawing session, where I drew a bunch of ideas for random characters. I went back to it because I remembered the idea for these eye and mouth eared bunnies that would fit super well for this game (with the variants being made during the jam, and all their final looks by my teammate!) Roottow on the other hand was conceptualized as an in-world explanation for the player's mouse, the source of the TriCarrots, and a more visual way to show that the player is cursed/uncursed!

Thanks! That was the goal, to make you always want to build and rebuild higher, since the pyramids are super unstable and there isn't an actual game over screen after all!