Beauty in simplicity, and this was executed flawlessly. Really cool concept and you pulled it off!  I hope everyone gets a chance to play this, it really is one-of-a-kind amongst these other games.

Neat, and reminds me of a game I did for a jam years ago called ZIP. Check it out <3

Incredible. Perfect game jam game. Great concept, solid execution.  And my greatest compliment of all? It was so satisfying that when I say "The End", I just sat there and listened to the music for a moment.    Truly well done.

Really solid execution. Wonderful work and nailed the jam theme.

I'm so glad to see this was made. This was a concept I wanted to try when I heard the theme, but ended up having to pass on. I think the execution is really neat. One big thing I'd love to see added is a quick "r" to reset so I can just keep trying rounds without having to return to main menu. But I think the implementation of the shop and red bricks are both interesting mechanics that enhance the idea. Well Done.

Also having a bit of trouble getting off the first screen, but even here I am really enjoying the art style and ambient SFX. I'll revisit a bit later to see if I can get deeper in the game.

An instant favorite. Incredible in every sense. Makes me want to dig through the rest of your profile.  I love this game and I love you.

Okay, instant favorite of the 30 or so I've judged. You guys did an incredible job of locking in a concept and making it a fun, accessible jam game. Loved every level, controls felt natural, even when I was climbing the final cave and falling again and again, it was exciting to get up and try new measurements and new jumps. Really excellent game and I can really see this being expanded and competing with pogo stuck, jump knight, and the likes.     Lovely work. (please check out our game if you have time <3)

Creative idea, and excellent world building. I think the music and visuals are excellent.

Fun game, interesting use of the theme and a well-designed world.  Would love the option to use WASD to move, and think the buff/debuff system and camera can be slightly improved if you plan to continue work on the game. Very creative project, thanks for the submission!

Neat game and fun aesthetic. I could see it being taken further where you unlock different spells/rituals as you go along. Maybe bigger map too, with obstacles/traps so movements have consequences. Great job!

Wow, loving all of your games.
If you want to collaborate on any game jams soon, let me know. I'm a musician and would love to work with you!
Thxrst on discord.

Love that last idea. A plant that isn't harvestable, but adds a 1.5 mult to adjacent plants?  Adds a new dimension of gameplay, where plant layout matters.

Nicely polished, but I found myself spending 58 of my 60 seconds watering every day.  Is there anything I was missing/hadn't unlocked yet?

Fun idea. I think what you need is 3 lives, so you can retry a level once or twice before being sent back to level 1.

Only criticism is the jumping noise is too loud (and I think is also the level-complete noise).   I'd be trying for level ten if the sound hadn't annoyed me into quitting.

Ended up having lots of fun with this one, after some angering first minutes not understanding the controls. (M's and W's confused me a bit too)

If you were to take this further, I'd suggest using WASD and then E and Q for the actions rather than X and C.

(Favorite part is definitely the hover graphics when you have a row selected with a tool)

Hunted down my best high score.

The autoclicker didn't work for me, but I managed to get 50 billion points anyway :)

WOAH wave 13, I seeeee you

Really cool prototype given how quickly you made it.

Some initial things that need to be addressed though are as follows:

-Sometimes, left/right movement will lift your character slightly off the ground, making Jumps feel weird.
-Obstacles and speed start very fast. I think it would be more fun to have a simple start, that gradually adds difficulty.
-Since there are platform gaps so often, the player should be able to control how high they jump by tapping vs. holding the space bar.
-Robot obstacles with their arms out make for some strange hitboxes.

Given how quickly you were able to make this, it's a really neat entry for the jam.
If you find time after the jam to continue working, I would recommend simplifying things like Camera Behavior, Movement Speed, Control Optimization, and Level Design.