Thank you for playing! That's a good point, thanks for mentioning it. Also, about the undo button: We want to add a drag and drop mechanic with the possibility to also take things out of the terrarium.
Thank you so much, that's very nice of you! We're glad to hear you like it. We do have plans for more combinations so that hopefully more biomes will be possible in the future :)
Reading this really brought a smile to our faces. We are so happy to hear you had such a good time with our game. Thank you so much for your kind words!
Thanks for your feedback, sorry to hear it's not working on your monitor. May I ask about a couple of things? What size of monitor, which OS and which browser are you using? Then we can use that for our next build to fix it :)
I really like the concept and I like the different mechanics implemented, but to me it felt unclear what I had to do and sometimes it felt a tiny bit frustrating. In the end I figured it out though, but I think a little explanation about some of the controls could help a great deal! I did think you captured the emotions very well, especially in the first 2 levels! Also, the thumbnail is really nice, it made me excited about your game right away! Great choice
i really like this! At first glance i hesitated a bit (maybe its the style for me) but as soon as i started playing, it hooked me right in! Well done :)
Ooh I love this! The style is so cute, it made me smile right away. I really love the mechanics, what a nice concept ^^ This is one of my favorites so far. Great job!
The game is so polished and has fun gameplay! I also really like that the text you included suits the theme well. Actually, everything fits so well with each other. Great job!
Thank you for your feedback! We understand what you mean. Our initial idea was to add multiple levels with multiple conditions and conflicting values. Right now, in this prototype, there is a solution to 'win' and balance all three to trigger the win state. But maybe it's not clear enough for the player yet, so we'd have to work on that. We didn't have time to balance the mechanics nor to test them on an audience so this is very helpful. Thank you!
Thanks for your reply! That was originally the plan, so if we go on to work on it the drag & drop mechanic is the next thing on the list! We also were planning on adding more specific animations for each asset :)
What a nice way to make a marble course more interesting! I really like the concept. It feels quite satisfying to play, though I think it might enhance the experience if the sounds of the notes would be a bit less electronic and more soothing, in the same style of the background music. I think then it would enhance the peaceful feeling. Maybe the icons on the top right could be a bit bigger as well, so that it migt be more intuitive to the user to grab those. For me it was a bit unclear until I saw the description, and maybe making them a tad bit bigger would make it obvious enough right away.
But those are only small things I noticed, overall I really like it, well done!
I really like what you did with the main menu, very clever! Also love the addition of the digital scale to check the weights of every block. Very clever design and the assets look really good too!
I absolutely ADORE the idea and the style, it's such a tongue-in-cheek concept and so well executed with the hand-drawn art, it ties it together perectly. I am already excited about those features you were planning on adding later on. Great work!
I like the assets a lot, they are beautiful and blend well with the music. The mechanic of switching between the 2 characters is very fun :) At first I thought it was a glitch when the characters got stuck to the edges but I think that would be easy to fix with a new sprite pose when they hit the wall. But ofcourse I understand that there were time constraints so take that with a grain of salt. I think you did a great job!
