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Thanks for the kind thoughts! I learned a bunch - it just didn't result in a playable game.  I'm excited for next time! 

Love Penguins in Love <3  - I would love to see this pushed past game jam level into a full puzzler!

Such a sweet game! I saw the other comments and would be excited to see what a finished ending looked like.

The best part is the tag line, "Two Eyes on a Toad." I'm going to have to work that into my daily conversations somehow :)

This turned out great! I was trying to figure out a way to keep the spacing of my characters from moving when one hit a wall, so this is extra amazing to me!

I love the artwork and animations!

Very cute! I like that the pointer can run out of battery to force the user to make choices.

I love the little spins on a normal word game like being able to (or being forced to) move the entire board to make room for a new word - super cool!

Thanks! I'm going to look into it today.

A+ pun for the title, too!

This is so good! My son and I played through it together and had a blast. I might love the sleeping flames the most, though!

You're right - it's hard! But in a way that made me want to get better at it. The viewing windows a bit too small for that half-tone font - it was very hard to read.  I love the visual theme though!

Great concept! I couldn't figure out if the drum clicks were tied t how many calls there were or if it just felt like it - either way it added to the stressful fun!

What a great, straight-forward puzzler! I love your use of the screen with instructions on the side and the graphics are great!

Such a great idea! I was attempting t do it with my trackpad and... well... I would by a mouse to play this the right way. Great job!

The combination of the audio with the walking animation is amazing! I could play a whole game just walking this bird around to music.

Interesting puzzle concept! Love the spin on the "joined together" theme.

Thanks if you've tried to open and pay the game; and for the nice concept feedback!

Apparently it's not working most of the time - (Looks like I need to learn more about exporting!)

I am planning to finish the game completely after voting week is over, so if it sounded interesting, check back later!

Hey! If you're finding this, this is my first game jam and I was working alone. I ended up starting 3 iterations from scratch because I was trying a new engine (Game Maker Studio) and eventually got too stumped to move forward. I ended up going back to Godot, where I've been tinkering for about a year. I still couldn't get my main mechanic to work right and ended up making this one this morning to try to get something submitted.

I learned a ton and have so many more questions - hopefully I'll eventually get the original Garden Parity mechanic worked out. (And actually finish a complete game!)