I love this!  The chaotic bean growth is so much fun to mess around with and see what happens when it's planted.  A minor criticism I have is that the game is a bit too forgiving.  With the sizeable jump height, it's not too tough to just throw any plant shape in the pot and be able to clamber your way through.  And with high enough iterations, with each part of the plant being climbable, you can get away with a lot.

But this is awesome regardless!  Keep up the great work! =)

This game is great, I love everything about it! My favorite part was the plant editor, I had my eye on it since the start. Once I was able to open it I turned up the chaos level and growth iteration all the way up and the digit turned red and started shaking XD Then I planted the seed and found out why LMAO

The only thing I would suggest is change the level flow so the tips on the walls are more in the face of the player, so that even if they don't know realized how to rotate the camera then they'll still see the section where you crouch but I read some comments and the page before I started playing so I was good to go!

I rated this 5/5 and added it to my collection of games to show my team! I wish this game got a lot more attention!

I will start with first impressions: I was frustrated in the first level since I've wasted a lot of time trying to understand what to do. (Probably, it was actually my mistake that I didn't realize I can rotate the camera as much). Also, I've restarted the entire game since the first time I managed to jump over the obstacle without growing a plant

But then, once I finally realized what's the point, I actually liked the concept! I mean, it's something that I've never seen before, not even similar ideas. It really is original. Besides, the controls, the movement of camera and everything feels really balanced and well done. It's a surprise for a 48 hours gam jam ahaha. I liked the models and how fairly polished everything looked like (including the flying around objects, it was funny). 

Although, I must say that I just didn't understand if there is a real difference between different trees. I mean, it seemed I was able to go through the level no matter what setting I was using (lucky enough, huh?). I think the concept is interesting, I just wish it had tutorial and explanatory things.

Anyways, great submission, keep up with it!

Interesting idea. I included it in my GMTK Game Jam compilation video series, if you’d like to take a look. :)

The bean mechanics are definitely overkill for how the rest of the gameplay works, but to be honest I do that all the time with games I make and love to see it haha. I actually had more fun just messing around with the bean settings and just watching them grow. I think making this into a 3d platformer isn't the best fit, but there's definitely something to explore with growing plants where you can tweak the settings. Good luck!

Such a cool idea, it's probably one the most interesting games I've played so far. The game feels super fluid, and the choice of music is great for the tone. It's a bit hard to fully master the beans but they are fun to play around with, and it's a very creative way of making a puzzle platformer. Good job on this game :)

Wow, that was a very twisted experience haha! Very cool, I must say very unusual, so definitely a 5/5 for the originality.

This was... weird. I certainly liked it, but he chaos of it made it feel awkward. Like I was less solving the levels and like I was breaking them. I did have fun with it, though, and that's generally a good sign.

Also, I managed to accidentally solve the first level without planting by accident. Kind of messed up the intended tutorial, and I had to restart to figure out what I was supposed to be doing. 

Both a fun and funny game. Experimenting with the different plant structures is both fascinating and humorous. The levels are well designed and escalate in interesting ways, though the physics can be frustrating when trying to execute some of the puzzles. Overall an excellent game and a great original concept.

I really like the character's animations. Movement is responsive, controls do what they say on the tin, well done on that side of things. 

I have some major graphical nitpicks though. The text in the bottom left corner is dark and hard to read against most textures in the game. I know it turns white when you can use it, but that bothered me throughout the experience that I could barely read it unless I could actually use it, wherever I was. Also, the camera got very jittery in some places. The crouch tutorial specifically, it got very jittery for me and some parts of the level got in the way of me seeing what the character was actually doing, so it was hard for me to know what was happening. I recommend being very careful about UI choices in future projects, as they can sometimes make or break a game. 

That being said, the concept is about as original as it gets. I can't say I've seen or played any other games where you grow magical beans to traverse levels and solve puzzles. So well done on that front. I think all of my suggestions related to what could be improved are graphical issues (aside from programming a less jittery camera), so well done. I had fun :)

The character feels great to control and is very well animated, fun to look at! The lengths at which you can modify your stalk is beyond impressive, amazing job there! Great game.

Very cool!

Playing this some more later! ;)

Very interesting concept! The idea of the plants as a tool for the levels fits perfecly to the theme. I had some framerate problems but I get the idea of the game. Good work!

Really original! I had a bit of trouble moving and getting stuck sometimes but fun game!

Looks like a fun game! For some reason I got so bad framerate I could barely play. I like the idea though :)

love the idea, the procedurally generated stalks were very cool and inventive, good job!

I absolutely loved your game, I'm a fan of procedurally generation algorithms, so it was a big plus for me. It's quite impressive you did that in a game jam but it's totally fits the theme, great job !

Interesting idea, and from what I played I liked it. I found the controls quite difficult, especially manipulating the beans in the editor, so only managed to complete the first two levels. Perhaps allowing the player to orient the first branches in game, then letting the plant grow, would make it easier to design the plants, rather than having to go between the editor and the game.