This is a fitting idea for the theme and well executed. I especially like that you need less candles after having played the first levels a couple of time. Thumbs up!
It's astonishing how well this game works. It's fun to picture the level in my mind – just listening to the sounds. And I believe there are so many possibilites for additional levels (eg. spaces you don't have to touch but make certains sounds. Moving tiles etc.) The puzzle ist to make a plan how to reduce the complexity of a level in your brain (like: always go 2 then up then down then 3 then up then down...).
This could be a really cool mobile title. Congrats!
P.S. HWestby ist right with their suggestions. Additionally: I did not get what the green triangle does. And I think objects that do the same gameplaywise should be of the same shape and color.
I like the concept and if you play only once it doesn't really matter that it is not fully fledged out. Nonetheless I'm curious how version with obstacles and consequences would play.
Great concept and beautiful style. I would love to play it with a different control scheme because I only have a touchpad here and no mouse but otherwise: super polished and a great entry.
Great variety. What starts out as an ordinary puzzler gets crazy and ridiculous soon. Frantically pushing these objects around the scene brings a lot of joy . Thumbs up!
Interesting and original concept (and nice graphics, too). I would have preferred having to guess a word (instead of random letters). Maybe a word that gives the picture a twist or a special meaning. Also the unlocked image after the last letter sadly vanishes a little too fast. I would have liked to enjoy the scenery. Strong idea that begs for further exploration.
The theme is really strong in this vvvvvv-like. Especially how you handle the empty space is great. The player can't always see where they are going and that adds to the tension. What will I encounter around the next corner? It really got me.
My only gripe is that I am playing on Mac and don't have such a thing as a „middle mouse button“ and had give up. Do you have a workaround?
Thank you! Only the wheat and the apple trees provide food for now. Each plant has different characteristics regarding growth, mutation possibilites and food. I am sure there are a lot of opportunities for balancing left . But what can one accomplish in three hours :D
Nice concept and I played a while. I did not understand why the fish kept on dying (even when the bars were not too high). I really liked the idea to keep the dead fish in the aquarium to remind me of my misdeeds.
I like the twist that you always move away from the mouse pointer. Fits the theme and works well in combination with beating the enemies by clicking on them.
Thanks for the comment. I moved the text onto the board because I wanted the player to notice that Trudy was speaking but you are totally right: It is much more important to allow players to study the map. And sure: Minesweeper was an inspiration :)
The map is generated each time but not randomly. There are a couple of rules which tiles can placed where. This is important so you can deduce the location of Trudy. I agree, it's quite obscure at the moment and if I'd redo the game I would shoot for a shallower learning curve.
Great concept, funny and relatable (you made ghosts relatable, congrats!). A little nitpick: I wished the dialog lines had different colors (white for the ghost and colored for me). Great entry. Keep up the good work!
