Hard to undestand without a game tutorial :(

And I am afraid u don't have any audio

Hey, nice try! Unfortunately, I didn't understand what to do. I just walked through the terrain. I thought I could collect something, but I couldn't figure out how.

This is very hype game. I like it

This seems like a game which is not yet finished (please correct me if I am wrong). I think that is completely fine, but it might be nice to add a description so that people know what to expect :)

I liked the art though! And it was fun walking around to see what biomes I could discover :)

I don't know what to do in this game, same as in my irl life

10/10

@wuppos , yeah,Unfortunately, we didn't finish it; we wanted to implement a system for collecting plant maps and so on.

The art isn't bad, too bad you weren't able to get more done. That's ok though, game jams are a learning experience and next time you'll be able to get more done and understand scope a bit more.

Kudos for submitting what you were able to get done! There's a lot to be learned from all steps involved in a jam, including the final ones like upload and submission. Great effort, good luck for your next jam!

Keep your head up. Our first time, we also didn't finish our goals and barely had a running gameloop. People didn't knew what to do since also the tutorial was missing.
But from every jam we learned something and improved it for the next run.

do you guys have an itch page or a downloadable build of the game? It's hard to play with LD's player only showing 1/4 of the game screen

You got a good theme and art direction. I'd be very interested in playing the game in its finished state.

Hey guys, unfrotunately uploading web version on LD directly makes the game cropped. For future jams I suggest you use itch and make sure there is a fullscreen button. Look forward to your next jam entry!

Hey y'all, congratulations on finishing your first game jam! As you mentioned yourself, it can be a huge hassle to make a game in just three days!

But the art style is great and I absolutely loved the main menu!

I truly hope you folks participate in the next jam, because technical stuff can always be learned, but creativity is something you can't learn—and judging by the main screen, you certainly have it! So keep going!