Good effort for a first game. A little more guidance on what to do (in game) would help to try and play the game longer. Textures and stuff look promising for your next entry?!
Next time, make sure to tell us (players) what we are supposed to do. You can still add some hints here on the submission page ;) And hey, I got my sun up to 500 points!
Nice roller coaster ride. Despite all the scales in action I don't really see the theme, but well, I don't mind anyway. I like the feel of movement you brought into the game, although it only uses two buttons.
Thanks! Details are getting really small indeed on smaller screens, which make it hard to keep click right. Some room for improvement there. BTW: The game is fully playable on a phone, except for the size that is...
Nice little game. I'm stuck pretty fast though, when a block is to be enlarged to reach a door at the top right. I can't find a way to enlarge it and stay on top of it at the same time?
Nice game, with a lack of roads and an overflow of trees (not as many as in my game, but still), blocking the way for building more houses. It's easy to lose and you just want to try again. And again.
I found that I just cherry-pick the best options and hit done every round to get the best progress.
Sorry to hear that it is too slow for you. I think the game's speed is more influenced by the hardware than on the browser you play it in. In fact it's a large world to render (you'll notice if you make progress in the game). I hope you can get to the stage that you can burn giant pieces of land.
Very literal translation of scale! Scale models; I like it. Reminds me of an airplane I once had, with small cans of paint exactly matching the coloring of the box.
Would have liked to make my own colors with a paint mixing board. Apart from that: nice entry.
It's hard to tell which objects can actually be resized, so part of the puzzle is just that. A bit frustating at times, sometimes funny. I do like the introduction of the (little) story with that creative lettering.
I like that it pays off if you don't just shoot each and every enemy. It makes you wanna pass them without being hit - without shooting them. It's a bit like stealth games but in a completely different genre. Good take on the jam's theme.
The owl is definitely the enemy to avoid, for that's the hardest one to beat in the boss level. World 3 is amazingly hard - but even that one is doable.
Artwork is ok, animations even better. I especially love the fox's movements. His jumping and lying down are just perfect.
Good soundtrack that fits the theme and adds up to the gamer's experience.
A game with a storyline, that's great (and labor intensive, hence its brevity). Dirt in the water and all, and a questionable role for the human species...
I would like to have a little more control over my character in such a game. I don't really feel involved in the choices it makes. It's like watching a movie where the actor doesn't really touch me.
Nice world, and it's obvious what to achieve. Clear goal, that's always nice. But then the sharks... It seems that all sharks in the ocean are alerted and coming at me, even if I try to step in the water on a more quiet place. In real life I wouldn't dare to swim in that sea, and I don't know why the main character would do just that. A bit more of a story would be welcome and help me to persevere.
A bit too dark to my taste, but it fits the story very well.
Funny to see how many pearls need to be picked up from under water in many of the entries of this game jam. I think this one is by far the hardest one to find.
