The game is good, up until the end, which goes on for twice as long as needed taking into account max upgrades. The "multiply your resources each minute" hat is undoubtedly the most powerful, if you're looking to get through that

Simple but interesting. It needs some polish, the UI is very awkward, the scroll bars that are super thin, the translation doesn't work for spanish and I can't even set the default to english so I got a broken UI the whole game. The well I don't know what it does (no translatin) and also I don't know why it's not automated. The tent highlights like you could click it, but I can't do anything and I maxed almost everything. So, a lot of work needs to be done, but it's a good prototype, could end up being an awesome game!

I've been playing this for a couple of days on galaxy. no login required (I do play solo). it's mostly balanced except for some minor annoyances, e.g: when you get to twigs you have to stay on the nest screen to collect 2.5k twigs to automate it during which time you can't really do anything else. it would be better to have the same mechanic as for the seeds where you park birb for a bit, that way you can tab out

It's a game about balls and bouncing balls and clicking balls to destroy balls. I don't know what to tell you. I try to find good things in games, things that make them stand out. This is... I don't know, I guess there's an audience for this but I was playing for 30 minutes and I didn't feel like I accomplished anything. The progress is super slow, balls do almost no damage at the beginning, upgrades become very expensive, so probably after playing for hours and hours and bouncing balls and clicking balls to destroy balls and prestiging several times it will be fun? At this point I don't know if they make these kind of games as a smart critique about how we play games, and how we endure monotonous gameplay and the boredom and so on and so forth... or they're just a lazy attempt to go viral and get a few bucks.

Really enjoyable, a few bugs tho

Game's ui is horrible and it's ai

Very chill and soothing game!

Fantastic game. Only downside, there’s not enough. Great to pick up, hard to put down. Will be playing this to scratch an itch, and be more creative. The website creation is top notch. Hope the developer makes more games.

I think this game is pretty great. While the visuals are minimal, the overall concept of the game, flying in space and collecting ores and money, to purchase upgrades to improve your chances of finding money and ores, is a solid loop. Very much so, I appreciate a game that doesn’t hog the volume on a mobile browser. I will be coming back to this, for a while.

Very interesting idea, though the cooldowns can be annoying to work around

one of the greats

It's a fun, if short game. I enjoyed the graphics style and the music and the upgrades felt rewarding other than "Barn Width".

Super fast, super smooth, incredibly easy to pick up and start upgrading everything. Dialogues is funny and I liked that chemistry between characters. it’s just so good that I finished the whole upgrade tree in 25 minutes and immediately wanted more!

I really liked this game. I've finished it and it was a little "hard" (but not impossible). The only thing that i think that could be better to play, at least for me, is if i could control the ship with the "W A S D...

Nice! Thanks for sharing...

Not very fun on a laptop touchpad

Very short, very simple, hard to control and to get a grip of where enemies are - Game really needs some sort of minimap or radar. Very hit-or-miss humor that mostly just misses, for me. It's enjoyable, don't get me wrong - But it took 10 minutes to reach end of content and a fully maxed upgrade tree.

It's a really great concept but I really would love a bunch of automation. Perhapts a planting robot or something like that. That would make it truly idle.

Short but very fun for a game jam game!

It's a decent prototype. Of course it needs more content to be a full game. I'd argue the idle mechanic should be improved A LOT, I think it's buggy, she never cut the flowers, and I had 0 (infinite?) on the amount but she did water the plants and pick up the fertilizer. Here are some ideas. Maybe you could hire people to help you and assign a list of tasks for them, for instance your assistant/s could be in charge of watering and fertilizing (if available) and you'd set the amount of fertilizer to be used per day or so. So eventually the player only has to think about the amount of bulbs to buy and to plant. It feels like the economy doesn't scale much (now that I think about it, I'm not even sure it's an incremental game really). You could add more elements to make it more entertaining, like sprinklers or scarecrows (maybe also you should scare crows away manually with a broom or by adding a scarecrow) Now that I thin k about it, all I'm mentioning is in stardew valley, so probably the best idea is to investigate those kind of games and see what works. Good luck!