This is the only game I've seen so far with this idea. Very unique interpretation of the theme!

I love this kind of game! Really well executed!

I like the take on the game and the simulator mood! Great little experiment!

I spent more time than I wish to admit trying to stop the fire from getting out of control.

Great take on the theme!

It feels like the simgames I played as a child

That's awesome ! Love the concept. Would have loved to make the art for this one.

I would love to cause or stop fires in a game like scenario!

Great idea. Fun to play with. I'd love to see some scenario type things added to give the player some goals.

Very interesting simulation! I think it would be interesting to have certain preset conditions to choose from (ie all the grass is cut, or it's very dry). Great work! :)

Intresting take on the theme !

Very impressive toy and a very original submission!

I love toys like this! a lot of fun. I actually used a boids simulation in my submission, so if you like cellular automata and other simulated life you might like what I've done

Very nice use of the theme! The simulation is at the same time relaxing and desperate hahahah.

Cool Concept, the simulation has a bunch of options for the 48 hours you've had to add them.
Good job!

Great Simulation! A great demonstration about how forest fires can get out of control so quickly. It would be cool to have a scenario generator where you have to fight an instance of a fire to protect a house or something along those lines. Great game and good luck! 

The model and implementation makes for a great toy, and honestly I'd love to see a game from it. It reminds me of this DOS game I miss called Firestorm from 1995, where you had a firefighting team to avail yourself of to take on out-of-control brush fires.

Really creative, haven't seen something like this yet. Here's my game https://itch.io/jam/gmtk-2020/rate/697413 tell me what you think :)

I loved it rated it 5 stars! Game jam winner?

Really cool idea / use of the jam topic.  (Are you Stephan Wolfram?)