Really tough game, but so well polished. This is the time of game i can spend a good hour on if I get the hang of it, i just wish you had some really relaxing music to go with this, itd be a great stress reliever!

in my opinion this needs some documentation/tutorial, nice mood btw :)

That was really well polished! The game looked really good and the gameplay was fun and interesting and quite difficult but still enjoyable. It ran pretty well for how much was going on. But it did get laggy from time to time.

The nutrients don't seem to be flowing in the web version for me...

That was really well polished! The game looked really good and the gameplay was fun and interesting and quite difficult but still enjoyable. It ran pretty well for how much was going on. But it did get laggy from time to time.

This looks so intriguing but I had very little idea of what I was doing. I don't think it needs a tutorial, just a better UI indicating the unlocks, time left and finer control of the platforms (like Unity's rotation wheels)

Nice clone of Laser light.

Game looks really good and nice laser puzzles!

Nice game specially graphics.

Kind of cool once I figured out what I was doing. Sound would have been nice but otherwise pretty well polished. Nice Job!

its different - i played it a number of times and once i figured out the growing it started to be fun - but then everything died and what are the orange things - nice job

Weird. The way you reflect the ray is interesting and possibilities are amazing. However, a tutorial is necessary. Well done ++

its really nice, rotation is a cool, but i think idont get how to play...:(

Neat idea, it seemed very harsh though and I wasn't sure if I was supposed to be constantly tweaking the mirrors to "spray" my garden or if I was missing something... the splitter was interesting, but buying one put me under for the next feast and I lost. I feel like this would be interesting with puzzles to solve... like what arrangement of elements will make a garden grow that produces x eggs? Speeding it up (as you could in a puzzle game) would make it less annoying to start again after failing, too, since you don't have to wait so long. The droplets moving so slow also makes it hard to judge what's going to happen once you get enough dispersion to make the laser not helpful anymore--maybe if the droplets moved faster and had trails that would be more useful feedback. Neat idea, and I liked the artwork too.