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Cute little game!

I'm a little unsure about how the mechanics work and what I'm supposed to do to be successful. Some parts might need a bit more explanation to be clear.

Thanks a lot!

Ok, good to know. Yeah in the end I only made a prototype with 3 levels and didn't have much time for balancing. I guess you stopped at lvl 2 then?

Glad you liked it! :)

Love the music and style! A cool illustration of the  injustice of living in a system that gives  no good options for the ones that are not already privileged.

Love the music and style! A cool illustration of the  injustice of living in a system that gives  no good options for the ones that are not already privileged.

Thanks a lot for the feedback!
Yeah, I think it definitely needs some more work, both to improve the gameplay and the readability. Thank you for trying it anyways! <3

Thank you! <3
Tell me if you had any feedback :)

Ok, thanks for giving it a shot! :)

Thank you! Glad to hear you liked it. 

So you finished all of it? :)

Haha, funny!
Haven't seen most of them, but I figured it out eventually ;)

Hey, no worries! It's a  game jam after all so time is limited and things might not always pan out perfectly. Submitting the game is great anyway to get feedback for future projects! :)

That's very nice of you, thanks a lot!

Haha, loved the voice acting!
The  climate issue is not having a big impact on the mechanics except for    the setting,  but it sounds like you had had a great time with this little project.  Was that an army of Garbodor chasing me?!

Haha, loved the voice acting!
The  climate issue is not having a big impact on the mechanics except for    the setting,  but it sounds like you had had a great time with this little project.  Was that an army of Garbodor chasing me?!

I found the camera  quite difficult to control, but I managed to find my way around the city at last.  I  this a few times the quest arrow updated before I got to the dialogue which made me leave the area before  talking to the npcs. 

Great job highlighting the damage rising sea levels may soon do to our cities!

I found the camera  quite difficult to control, but I managed to find my way around the city at last.  I  this a few times the quest arrow updated before I got to the dialogue which made me leave the area before  talking to the npcs. 

Great job highlighting the damage rising sea levels may soon do to our cities!

Fun little game! I actually managed to finish it within the first day. I  like how  the bigger trash are obstacles at first but  can be collected once you get a bigger boat.  Going into the edge of the map sent me flying a few times, but nothing game breaking, haha.

To make the real world connection even stronger, maybe one cold reference initiatives that   do work in this field or  to causes of ocean pollution and how   we can work as a society to stop it from happening?  

Nice work!

Fun little game!
I actually managed to finish it within the first day. I  like how  the bigger trash are obstacles at first but  can be collected once you get a bigger boat.  Going into the edge of the map sent me flying a few times, but nothing game breaking, haha.

To make the real world connection even stronger, maybe one cold reference initiatives that   do work in this field or  to causes of ocean pollution and how   we can work as a society to stop it from happening?  

Nice work!

Fascinating game, very cool! It's very interesting how you used a more fantastical setting to dramatize the issue. The music, story  and mechanics work  great. It's short but still interesting to play!

It's also an interesting choice to cast doubt on the protagonist's  path,   making you think about using your time   to focus on actions that matter. Really liked this one.

Fascinating game, very cool!
It's very interesting how you used a more fantastical setting to dramatize the issue. The music, story and mechanics work  great. It's short but still interesting to play!

It's also an interesting choice to cast doubt on the protagonist's  path,   making you think about using your time   to focus on actions that matter. Really liked this one.

Interesting  little game!  I had a bit of a difficulty   understanding my progress. I occupied a few planets but I  wasn't sure what the win  condition was (if there is one). Maybe I didn't play for long enough.

I also thought the connection to the climate issue wasn't that strong or apparent in the game itself. Even if it can be seen as a jumping off point for the games setting it didn't seem to have much impact on the  games story or mechanics.  

 The art looks  very nice and the space travel feels fittingly  difficult to control!

Thanks a lot!  As I wrote in the the description I haven't really written many stories like this before and wasn't entirely sure about the tone and messaging. I  felt like maybe too much of my own frustrations about the topic   was shining through, haha.

Yeah,  I was short on time but I thought that it would probably be better with at least some  simple art to compliment the text.    I'm  very happy to hear you liked it :)

Ok, cool! I'll make sure to play it again at a later time. :)

Pretty little game! After cleaning the corals the game seems to get stuck on a blue screen, not sure if it's a bug or if that's simply how far you were able to get within deadline.

The art is very pretty! It looks charming and cute. Good job!

Pretty little game! After cleaning the corals the game seems to get stuck on a blue screen, not sure if it's a bug or if that's simply how far you were able to get within deadline.

The art is very pretty! It looks charming and cute. Good job!

Yeah, and I completely understand! It's a great start, I think the story and setting work and the art is nice. Great job!

Thanks!

Cool little game! I like the art, characters and that you wove the environmental issue into a little story. 

The game stopped 3 or 4 levels in, I'm not entirely sure if it was the end or if it was caused by a bug. I think it could have benefited from a little more developed fishing tools on further levels and that the overfishing somehow became visible in the mechanics, but I know time is ofc limited during the game jam. 

Great job either way, love the art!

Cool little game! I like the art, characters and that you wove the environmental issue into a little story. 

The game stopped 3 or 4 levels in, I'm not entirely sure if it was the end or if it was caused by a bug. I think it could have benefited from a little more developed fishing tools on further levels and that the overfishing somehow became visible in the mechanics, but I know time is ofc limited during the game jam. 

Great job either way, love the art!

It seems access is restricted, so I'm unable to play the game. Is this intentional? :)

Looks like I    missed being part of an incredible game jam! Will there be more of these and how do I know about it?

Very cool game. The gameplay is simple but the narrative makes it feel really tense and emotional. Great work!

Cool! Would love to play it :)

Neat! These kind of graphs are always quite chilling and even more so when seen animated.

Just played it another time and enjoyed the  branching story. I realize it's quite a while since this was published, is the sequel still in the works? :)

Love it!
The writing is really good and I'm especially happy about suddenly finding civil disobedience in the story, haha.  Keep up the good work!

Great little game! Very difficult, haha. The music and the art is very sweet, and the news reel at the bottom is great for the "raising awareness"-factor.

Well it's a great story anyway so I'm glad you published it! :)

Great writing! Kind of thought provoking and funny as well. Helps that it's also got a great message!

Great writing! Very well done.   I haven't actually seen it but I have a feeling this might have some similarities to the "Don't look up" movie? 

Interesting little game! The only thing I was a bit hesitant about was the "family planning" bit. I don't really see overpopulation as the real issue since most of the environmental damage is done by a relatively small  amount of people that are living in luxury. Nice work!