woah, this is really creative! i like what you did with the adaptive soundtrack. this game is relaxing :)

Really cool idea! Nice music and graphics, too.

I really enjoyd the visuals and the music of the game. I think the idea behind the game was really interesting and it was overall very relaxing once I figured out the controls and what exactly to do. It would have been helpful to in the beginning of the game to have the controls explained and what you're supposed to do (at least I didn't find them there, just the description in itch) but the game was very cute and relaxing once I got the hang of it.  Again, I need to say how cute the art of this game is!! Also the music and the layering of different sounds was incredible! I definetly enjoyed playing :D

It's a calming game, almost like Stardew Valley but with musical plants haha interesting :)

The idea was super cool, the visuals are super cute and the game is pleasant - only i didn't understand a first what i'm supposed to press to plant something, or what planting something does (didn't read the description before playing) so was generally a bit confused, so maybe a bit more direction (just saying "press e to plant" or "planting crops will change the music") would go a long way? :)

Oh, I really like this! it is hardly said as a game but it is very calming. I wish there is a way to mute a column or a row so I can tell which play what more clearly. But I like it! with an exporter, this can be a music composer tool lol.

An incredibly calming game, for sure.
it's incredibly subtle, how the music evolves as you switch around the different plants. The layering of music is done expertly well. It's smooth, peaceful and just feels good to play around with different plants to make a different tune. The visuals are clean and just so adorable! The only concern is a lack of replay value - I've played through it, enjoyed it, but it feels more like a 'toy' rather than a game to which I feel like I would return. There's no way to win or lose, or make progress or achieve anything. It feels good, but also a little bit pointless. Sorry if that sounds a bit harsh or really vague, but that's more a conceptual problem than it is a technical one...

on a completely different note, I'm kinda surprised by the team size - 10 people quite are a lot, especially during the pandemic. Must have been crowded :D