It's an arcade game, but early choices do affect your ability to continue later on. You're definitely not getting far unless you build (and keep building) a wide base.
We're also aware of the bugs, unfortunately we just couldn't fix them in time. Thanks so much for playing and giving thoughtful feedback!
Take a look at the build script. The relevant stuff is in the wasm test w/ the emcc command. @segfaultdev can answer any more specific questions as he set the wasm build up.
I think it happens with overlapping objects mostly, and I'm not sure about the best way to disambiguate. Maybe having a selection state and an outline around the selected object would help?
Either way it's quite a minor nitpick on an otherwise great game.
It's supposed to be a person staring in awe at the buildings, but going by the "let your imagination run free" vibe, I guess it could be a lamp post too! :)
So awesome. The music and visuals (other than the text) were on point. The sound effects are especially delightful. I think I could genuinely spend hours playing something like this!
This was unreasonably fun. Great music, great puzzles. A little improvement would be to make it easier to pick objects to resize, since I end up accidentally getting the wrong one quite often.
Evidently not a complete game, but what *was* playable was pretty alright. I liked the idea. Though I'm not sure what the little things you eat are --- worms? Since it's called WoodGrowth I'm assuming that's not it, though.
Fun game. I'm not very good at platformers and I wasn't really able to get super far, but I don't think that's the fault of the game! There were a few small physics-related bugs but not game-breaking by any means, mostly just visual annoyances. Overall solid game.
Very fun. I liked the mechanics a lot, but I think it kind of turns into just up/down movement when you realize the best strategy is mostly to repeatedly remove from the bottom and add to the top, and vice-versa. Maybe this can be improved with different kinds of obstacles?
Interesting idea, but I'm not sure what strategy would work to win. Using the FREE flowers evidently turns a profit, but no matter how much I tried, I could never actually make progress by adding 300 and 1000 flowers. My strategy was to fill the whole thing with FREE flowers and add just a few of the others, and make sure to always keep it filled, but it just didn't work. Maybe I just wasn't patient enough.
I love the sounds and visuals, very enjoyable. The rope is sometimes a bit buggy, but it's not that bad. I would also have appreciated an indication for when I can/should continue to the next dialogue option/patient, because sometimes it takes me a second or two to realize I should continue.
Overall, I like it. A little relaxing game that requires no effort to play.
