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Thank you!

Where do you host it if it's not too intrusive?

I used Leaderboard-Creator of Danqzq https://danqzq.itch.io/leaderboard-creator (which is free and uses TLS, I checked with Wireshark). At first, I tried LootLocker, but we wanted one leaderboard per level and I was afraid the limit displayed on my LootLocker account (1,000 users) would not be enough. During the tests, the number of users was rising too fast to not be scary.

He he, thank you very much! Your message is an amazing sweet candy!

I love the style and the idea!

With Chrome, there may be some bug. Prefer Firefox or the downloadable version.

The rule is "All games should include a small timer and leaderboard (offline or online).", so I don't think the use of LootLocker is a requirement.

Good luck!

This game has a lovely game loop and has a lot of potential. You could add insects house to make the flowers grow each days (upgrade each day their power if they survived the night), or maybe flowers which attract the slims (would allow to create routes to concentrate efforts), or maybe pay a lot to repair the house. I would love the concept to go a step further with banning money and using only seeds gathered from the flowers you planted and stems to repair the house (sacrifice plants or a huge amount of energy).

On my laptop (CPU: i5-6200U / iGPU only / Windows 10), it starts with a black window, then closes itself a few seconds later without an error message. I tried both exe with the same result.

I will try later on my desktop.

You also flagged your game to be compatible with Windows, Linux and macOS with a single exe, which I doubt (magic number: MZ). Is it a mistake ?

Your message in the community tab broke my heart, and I'm so glad that the organisers were able to make an exception.

On the subject of the game, it shouldn't be half a GB for a few sprites and some music, and, above all, it shouldn't be trying to connect to the internet when there isn't, a priori, any online functionality.

As for the game itself, it's interesting. I really like the fact that moving around on the ground makes flowers grow. I don't know if they serve any purpose (for example, to prevent creatures from spawn).

I think the game could benefit from more creatures (flying ones, for example, or ones that leave the ground and return to it to move forward).

The game has potential with these flowers on the ground that the player could choose to give a bonus to the player's shots or serve as traps.

I had the same issue, and playing in fullscreen (settings > fullscreen) solved the problem for me.