Good idea realization, it's something unusual
Simple but sweety graphics, great work!

I love games with simple warm graphics. Quite an interesting symbiosis of a farmer simulator and puzzles. Great job!

How much this guy loves his job that he's willing to stay on the field for weeks and months

good job! great puzzle mechanic, would have been nice to build the puzzle length/complexity up from just a few turns/pieces to ease the player in, but understand this would have been difficult given the time restraints

Nice game mechanics! Simple but fun and provide enough depth of strategies!

Really nice idea! I don't know whether this puzzle design is original, but I've not seen it before and I really like it. Great theme adherence, too!

Sometimes it gets a little frustrating when there isn't a clear way forward. I can't tell if it was hard, or if I'm just bad at it. I expect that carefully balancing which "pieces" get generated at what times could lead to a little more fun, but I had a great time with this.

Very clever game idea and well executed too!

If you want a bit of constructive feedback, I think there are too many options given to the player, it becomes a bit overwhelming, especially for 36 turns. Perhaps you could allow players fewer choices but give the ability to rotate the pieces instead?

The other thing is that the water doesn't really feel useful enough, especially when carrots die if you don't get back to them fast enough. Perhaps the water could make a field produce 2 carrots instead?

Very interesting game mechanic! Sometimes, there were only limited direction due to available shapes, but maybe I just had bad luck. Overall, very nice game!

Neat little mechanic, I can see a lot of potential. However once I got the hang of it I was frustrated with a lack of practical moves each turn, especially as carrots only lasted a round. With a bit of tweaking, I think it could be really fun

really like the game mechanic, only wish there'd be a way to rotate the tiles or just have discard button to have new ones. other than that very nice idea, well put together! hajrá, sok sikert!

I like the idea of the game but I had some problems to play. I couldn't place the pieces correctly and the way the pieces are placed was a little fluid.

I like this game!Using blocks to plant, harvest, water or move is a really good idea!Cool!

Audio was very low, but I really enjoyed the concept. got stuck in the game twice!

Cute game.

Sok sikert!

I like the mechanic a lot, but unfortunately i am not good at puzzle mechanics, but i was still enjoying it. managed to harvest 9 Carrots. :D Graphic is nice, had no bugs at all while playing. for 20 hours you spent working on this, its a pretty neat entry.

Thanks for your comments and feedback on my game, played yours on stream today if you wanted to watch initial thoughts and feedback, it starts here: youtu.be/a12mtQSnQ2o?t=5198

Really liked the idea of this, congrats on the fun puzzle!

This was awesome game/idea! It was so hard though, I don't think I did very well. I felt there wasn't enough diagonal tiles but that might have been luck... or I was using them all xD great job!


Great game! Very clever puzzle idea, looks good and I love the juice on the tile selection. You even added a tooltip to see how many days are left.

Hi guys! Since we are nearing the end of the rating period, I just want to thank all of you for your feedback and ratings.

There are a few things that you guys pointed out that would have been great to implement:
* As @magno-chuntey, @theothersamp, @matt-rix and @lomby said, the balance and fluidity of the pieces were not that great. I felt that during the development, but since I had very limited time, I resorted to a fully randomly generated path system. Somehow adding some weights to the RNG in order to generate more relevant options when needed, or giving a higher chance to generate a path that leads towards crops would have been great
* To add more to the previous point, @matt-rix, @lomby (in his stream) and @bartalomew mentioned the ability to rotate the paths. Yes, that would have been amazing to have, but unfortunately the way I implemented the paths did not offer an easy way to achieve this. Actually, I didn't even think about this for some reason, maybe that's why.
* Nobody really mentioned the fact that the playing area was way bigger than it should have been. In many cases, I felt that maybe 10% of the screen is actually used for the gameplay. @lomby had a great idea where you would start with a very small area and then each year your farmland would get bigger. This could also solve the issue to ease the player in rather than just throwing them in the deep end. This is definitely something that I could have explored more.
* Thanks @weirdybeardyman for pointing out the animations that went into the tile selection. I tried to add something fun and interesting to this (let's be honest) very monotone and static game.

Thanks @igor-minenko, @emil-akper, @qqruzkin, @scarpex, @tildecat, @beardywombat, @plepletier, @found-bow-tonight, @pikkufighter, @szieberth-adam, @trsthstrs, @glaikunt and everyone else who rated the game and didn't comment. :) I will probably not continue with this idea since I don't really see it as a standalone, but who knows :D