I like the concept, but I found your execution to be quite repetitive, the same action on the same place, over and over. Still, nice job!

@santaclausnl Thanks for the feedback it was my first time in any jam. Your sayings were right about that repetitive execution but I tried to make a 3d game within 48 hours sooo.. you know Thanks again for feedback! ☺☺☺

After I died and pressed to play again my gun was stuck and I couldn't fire anymore :(

I like the graphics and interested in how the implementation works behind the mechanism.
Sometimes it seems my shoot expand the pollution, is that a bug or a feature?

Graphics looked nice and the sounds were good but i agree that it was a little repetitive. Also it would be nice if the controls were shown somewhere. Good entry!

@zguba sorry for the bug. I apologize for that as I did not have much time to test the game :)

@keith-wang yes it just shows graphically but behind another piece of pollution was generated so when you shoot the upper one decreases and the behind one increases showing that the whole thing is increasing! :)

Not bad for a 48-hour 3D game! Your next games will be even better! Put it on itch.io :)

I will be grateful if you test our game too!

There seems to be a lack of hints. I didn't understand at first. But it have nice graphics

Good work, you are almost at 20, you can do it!

Wasn't clear to me at first that I had left and right click for land and water - but I eventually figured it out.

The game is a bit cryptic in its presentation, like people above say, controls aren't immediately obvious. I also didn't understand why my meters were going down despite there being very little polution on the planet. It seemed that they only ever went down, and that nothing I did brought them back up. Another thing I didn't understand was the bazooka, it seemed to do the same thing as the other gun. Still though, well done with your game, it's very cool how it dynamically paints the world. The 3D graphics are well made and although the controls felt inverted, it was simple to control. Some music would've lifted the mood, and perhaps some variation to keep it replayable for longer (like if the bazooka actually did something, I could imagine it being fun to replay). Overall, well done on releasing your game! :heart:

Thank you all of you guys for the positive feedback and I will make a control section in game and add some music too... 😉😉