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Very nice game! tho i didn't quite understand the lore with the hunger thing

Great concept! The art is the weakest part of the game and the thing is I don't think you need to be a good artist to make a good looking game, you can use basic shapes and matching colors

Here is a tutorial on this.

Another thing is the tutorial, you really shouldn't have walls of text in your games unless it's some sort of rocket science kinda game, write the bare minimum the player needs to know to play the game, the player can figure out a lot of things on their own. (You can still write the full guide on the itch page just to be sure no one gets stuck)

Hope this helps :D

Very nice game, great visuals and sound effects.

Great game and great characters! the only thing kinda bad was that towards the end i could just called the bluff on every single statement without much reasoning.

ayyy, another banana for scale game! Very cool idea, artstyle is great, nice sounds (besides music not looping) tho it becomes quite stale preety fast since there is no real progression (at least from the 10 minutes i've played)

Overall a great job! It's always fun to play games with the same basic idea as mine and see how the idea can evolve, hope you find time to check out my game too!

Visually appealing, simple and cute, deep lore, lizard - cool game

indeed.

wow, happy you enjoyed the game! I'll look into the idea of adding more fruits for scale, maybe something with a more unique shape for more interesting puzzles. Thanks for the idea!

Very nice game! Great art style! Combat is ok, not enough sensory feedback.

Overall great work!

Very nice game! Tho i didn't quite understand the balancing mechanic.

Great art!

A bit more game feel could make the game way more fun (eg: when you level up the tree i'd like to get more sensory feedback)

Great work overall!

Really loved the idea

Greate game

- THERE IS A TWIG IN THE WAY -

Cool game with a really nice sound design, tho I think that the rope could have been used in a more creative way rather than just as a respawn point