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I played the game through the downloadable version (the browser version is bugged for me), and it's great so far! I made it through about 10 days, and used both the auto-aim and auto-planting. I tried manual aiming and planting a bit too, and they both work fine. I think I prefer the auto settings, but I never did a long playthrough with manual only.


I really like the game! I don't typically play games like this, but I understood it pretty quickly. The art, music, and sound design are all great too! Speaking on the difficulty, things seem pretty well balanced from what I played. There aren't many reliable healing options though (at least from what I saw), so I don't know how steep the difficulty curve is. But outside of all that, I don't have any complaints gameplay-wise. The team did a great job!

Just to end things off, the menus appear to be a little glitched. If you open the settings menu while in the shop, the shop buttons that aren't covered by the settings menu can still be interacted with. Also, if you hit 'quit' from the field/game area (which prompts you to exit the game), the game just kills you and puts you in the house (exiting the game from the house works). And if you open up the tutorial from the settings menu it will just throw you back into the game when it's finished instead of back into the settings menu (I don't know if this was intentional, but it was something I noticed). Outside of these issues, I didn't encounter any bugs in the game area itself, so everything looks pretty stable.


Keep up the great work! I'm looking forward to seeing what the final game is like!

I appreciate the detailed feedback! Was there anything you noticed in particular that was causing the browser version not to work?

The menu stacking is a bit awkward, but the lower priority menu shouldn't have anything selectable with keyboard or gamepad controls, and on mouse can be hovered but shouldn't be clickable. If that's not the case then I'll have to give er another look. The other menu-related things are intentional/known, but I agree with how they could be confusing, will do some thinking to see if it can be done a bit more intuitively.

Glad you enjoyed it!

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The browser version looks like this when I try to run it (see below).


The colliders for the buttons appear to be in the right place (as-in, they're where they would be if the game filled the whole window), but the game screen itself is smaller than the space it's supposed to occupy. The "Made in Unity" intro is at the proper screen size/resolution, but the game itself looks like this.

I was able to get past this screen and set the game to full-screen, which fixed the issue. However, when I changed the resolution to something else, it screwed it up again. If I had to guess, I think there's something changing the resolution in-game from what it's default is in Unity, which is causing these issues. Maybe you have a line of code somewhere that's manually changing the resolution at the initialization phase? I've done that before, and run into similar issues.

I recommend disabling in-game resolution adjustment for your browser games, because it tends to cause problems when integrated with Itch.io. The full-screen option works fine, but any other resolution change causes problems in my experience. I don't know if this is just an Itch.io thing, or if all browser players have this issue, but that's just what I do.

Gotcha, thanks for the info. Not sure why it happens but for some it's fine and for some it does this. It's some funkiness with Unity's pixel perfect rendering trying to tie down the resolution to specific increments, got it working for each of our team member's, but there must be an edge case there still :/