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This is true. It's missing two other interactive mechanics I wanted to impliment but didn't have time. I would've liked to do a paint by numbers fish for art and some sort of math related game to help make it feel less static.

I'm sorry you didn't like the graphics. I made 99% of them myself in a week and thought I'd done a pretty good job, but I will see where I can improve on it later. While I'm glad you enjoyed the music, I can't take credit for that. It's a premade asset.

Is it about fish that suck up algae or something? Or maybe the suckers on octopi?

It was on the web version.

It took me a minute for the game to load up, but then it's frame rate dipped alot. 

can't play it.

whenever I load the game, the background music seems to skip to the next note before the first one is done. 

I liked it from what I got to play of it, but there seems to be trouble with the audio.

I just released my very first for pay tileset and I'm immensely proud of it. It's a tilesedt that's supposed to give you a nostalgic feeling of older handheld games like those on the gb or gbc.  Please, go check it out!

Old Skool Tilesets

If it helps, I spent entirely too long just calmly and happily mowing grass in this game. I wish it was gamefied in real life like this. More people would mow their lawns. At the very least I would.

I enjoyed this alot, but I think I might be blind. I can't seem to figure out level 3.

I like what I played of it, but the dialogue scrolls way too slow.

This would be alot more fun if I could figure out how to move.

The voice acting was the absolute best part. But I'm sad I didn't have any burritos. I used cheese crackers with peanut butter instead. Also, there's no real consequence for dying. And why are we fighting people when our mom said to watch for animals?

There are no fish. But I really like the planar abberation and the fun vase designs. Also chasing the light spot in the water was fun

All in all, I loved the color pallete and overall theme, I can't wait to play the finished version later.

I want more typing games.

I spent entirely too long trying to figure out how to give a frog a bath. But I did get to give them a whole cake. Although I wanted to save the man from falling, I couldn't reach him. 

This is pretty much tetris with a different skin and new music that loops. It's actually pretty fun and I like how the tiles are animated. 

It was fairly bare bones. But a very fun sort of barebones and I enjoyed the egg aspect, although I'm not entirely sure what I was supposed to be doing with the towers or the bugs.

I love everything about this with one minor detail. It goes by really fast even from the beginning, so it's really hard to stay focused.

There was an issue where the music stopped after a while and I had to reload it because I was met with a bright green screen and nothing else on the first attempt. The shop text is also a bit hard to see. The grass regrowth and windy movement are relaxing, along with the simple task of cutting the grass for points. Kind of reminds me of old online flash games.

Polished. Very to the point. Cute game.

Very cute and simple to follow concept that would make a great children's game. However, sometimes, even in full screen, the items weren't showing up on scene.

I liked it when I could pick up stuff. But most of the time I couldn't. Other than that, I like being a cute yellow bouncy critter.

The game itself is incredibly fun, but the frame rate dips to just about nothing after a few seconds in the browser version. I figured it might be a browser issue so I downloaded it, but there doesn't seem to be an application to actually play in the downloaded .zip? 

My web browser seems suspicious of the download and is warning me not to download it?

It was really fun but the text was so small to read for the main thing and soon after the game started, a block of jumbled over eachother text showed up and I wasn't sure if the clicking was still working or not. My favorite part was the character on the top corner being literally on fire.

I can say, in a very biased way, that I like any game where you play as a person sized block. The lil' slimes reminded me of the ones from stardew and I especially liked how you sprited the water. 

I liked it, but I kept somehow losing money when I tried to sell the graffiti. It would switch between 1 dollar and 6 dollars consistently. But, I'm fairly certain that's a me not knowing what I'm doing issue more than anything. 

This game had no business being as fun as it was. At first, I was confused because they were attacking even though I wasn't clicking. But then I realize I was meant to level up the two players at the bottom. I really enjoyed the first person game play too. It felt like Soda Dungeon meets the original Phantasy Star's battle system. 

This was a really fun take on how to play a game like Tetris. The instructions were clear and it was easy to just get started and play.

The difficulty level was just the right amount to make a player have to try, but to not want to quit. I liked the bit with having to type in the numbers; even though I failed it numerous times. I also really like the minimalist vibe.

I liked this fun little game where you have to decide who did it. My only question is why the final picture has her with longer straight hair that's a different color. There's also some grammar issues. A few times, the speech bubble kept popping back up. Also, I apologize if I've mispelled anytinhg. The message box isblack, as are the words. So I'm touch typing.

It should be in your inventory once you press enter.

I'm having alot of fun with this. It's a really relaxing game and I like how I can just glide the mouse through the squares instead of having to meander around and fight the mouse to drag it around the screen. It had one of those mid 00's minigames feel to it.