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If you'd like to give it another try, I've uploaded some screenshots to explain how to change the house's "size" (more like the house's scale). That's probably what's holding you back, it turned out very confusing without a tutorial... Basically you need to click on the tabs on the catalog where you can choose the furniture: it changes the house's scale and you have to match the animal's size.
Anyway, thank you for playing our game despite the technical difficulties!

I got 3137 on medium difficulty!
The concept is super cute and cool. Once I understood that the max the clients will pay is the toy's final weight, I tried to sneak in some bigger/heavier parts to make them pay more... sometimes this backfired. And also led to the creation of some abominations.
So yeah good job! I liked it!

I got 3137 on medium difficulty!
The concept is super cute and cool. Once I understood that the max the clients will pay is the toy's final weight, I tried to sneak in some bigger/heavier parts to make them pay more... sometimes this backfired. And also led to the creation of some abominations.
So yeah good job! I liked it!

Very sweet, I loved the interactions with the neighbors, the Pokemon reference and the little moon robot. Just a kid excited about going to space. Cute, clean artstyle and sweet short little game :) Great job!

I'll notify the devs about it... someone had the same issue (not sure if they were on Arc or not) and managed to play but not sure why. Sorry about this!

Mmmh that's very weird. I'll notify the devs about it in case they didn't see your comment. Are you on MacOS with Arc? Someone else got the same issues.

Hi! I'm happy you liked the concept of the game and managed to play a bit despite the lack of instructions...
I would have loved to make more furniture, and if we keep working on the game I'll definitely will!
And I'll give your game a go :) Have a nice day!

Thanks! I loved making it :)

Thanks for playing our game! Indeed we missed the mark on readability and the game clearly needs a tutorial (plus some bugs of course). Glad you liked the concept, though!

Yes, sadly we didn't have the time for a tutorial... Thanks for giving it a try anyway and happy to hear you liked the art :D

Ahh I'm sorry the game turned out so confusing, we fully intended on having a tutorial but didn't have the time in the end :(
But I'm glad you found the art to your liking!
Maybe we'll put some screenshots with explanations on the page later today x)

Thanks for giving our game a try! We didn't have the time to make a tutorial, sadly, so it looks like the game turned out very confusing. For example, the second house is a whole scale smaller than the other house (anteater VS elephant), so you need to select another tab in the items catalog to find furniture that is the correct size. There's a (small) text on screen saying "this house is too big" or "this house is too small" when the size is not correct.
But yeah, it's definitely VERY confusing. I'm super happy that you loved the art anyway! Thank you again!

Hi! Thanks for playing ;)
You need to use the tabs on the left to select furniture that is the correct size (there's a message in game when the house is not the correct scale, but it's unclear I admit, you're clearly not the only one who missed it)
Glad you liked the artstyle!

Sorry about the bugs and unclear instructions... For example, if you didn't manage to place furniture in the second room, it's because (there's a message on screen but it's a bit small) the house is not the correct "scale" for the animal, and you have to change the house style by clicking the tabs on the left.
I'm glad you liked the concept and style though! Thank you very much for taking the time to rate our game!

My friends got stuck too so it's definitely not just you x) I'm working on adding some text for the tutorial
In case you want to give it another go, you can try clicking on the shadow hand's fingers... maybe there's a shape you could try to reproduce? :eyes:
Thanks for testing even if you got stuck :')