I would try to continue this (in the GamesWePassedJam) , but the project file is missing. Unfortunately the "export project" function is very misleading
Also, for people like me who are _extremely_ hesitant to download and run an executable from internet sources, please, include a web build also.
You can always annotate it with "Web version just as a Demo. Game is meant to run natively for performance reasons." or something along these lines. I am sorry, but the chances that I run a native build are almost zero, and I don't think I am alone in that.
Any games in need of more or less just being carried over the finishing line? I have very little time, so it would be a "walking it over the line" kind of finish.
This Jam requires a good deal of acting "in the spirit of the Jam" as it is a completely new concept of running a Jam. You are correct with all your assumptions, except maybe the prepwork. The structure of the Jam is the theme. The chaotic joy of taking something someone has started and expanding/finishing/spinning it is what this is about. So if you produce a half finished game on day one, ppl might feel too constrained or maybe intimidated. As far as I can see, it would be possible to submit multiple games on each day to increase "winning" chances. Not sure if that would be "in the spirit of the Jam" though.
Very enjoyable, very cool. Playability is great. What I would add is a method to make later game more interesting. Try to grow bigger fruit for instance. Or grafting. Lots of potential. Nice work!
