Your itch.io link seems to be broken.

Thanks, wasn't set to public (though I had but guess not). Should be good now!

Happy little plant :sunflower: Good work on a Platformer/Farming game. Took me a bit of time to understand that I have to die to buy seeds! After that I was able to see them growing :smiley:

This is a pretty nice game! Honestly, it fits the theme perfectly, so well done on that! However, there were some kind of cheap deaths due to the level generating with several extra-difficult jumps in a row, which made me not have quite as much fun. It was still pretty fun, though!

Thanks for the feedback so far. The level generation defiantly needs some improvement, is a little bit too random

Took some getting used to, wasn't immediately clear how to purchase seeds at first, though going back and seeing the plants grow after each death was pretty neat!

fun game, but the levels are a bit boring

really cute basic plat former. with a lot of work on some more juicy jumps it could really be quite nice!

i suggest maybe cleaning up the UI as a first priority if you continue c:

Cool idea, and sort of fun to play. It's a little weird that you can only buy seeds after you die, and the level design feels like it's randomized (sometimes there were gaps I couldn't jump over or coins that were impossible to get). I really like the idea of making the level easier as a mechanic though.

ver cute artwork, but content seems to be a bit lacking

The idea is simple and interesting, and the graphics is cute. Sadly was the jumping mechanic was not good for me, and this made the game to difficult to play, and I never got to plant anythings.

Fun game, but "difficulty reduction" bonus seems to be not working. I did not spot any reduction in difficulty.

Also (by spamming the spacebar) i manged a few times to make sort of double jump or "high jump" but was not able to figure out how actually it is working (or this is a bug?).

Having you do buy the seeds over death was a really cool mechanic - I liked having playthroughs tied together that way. Nicely done

@MaxKlimenok haha yeah, the double/high jump thing is technically a bug.

The difficulty reduction would have more of an effect if it were to be picked up the further in you go but still could be improved quite a bit (and making the generation of the levels better would make it more effective too).

I think there is room for improvement in the randomness of the game. For example, I think that the first flowerpot should appear more forward, otherwise many times I die before I could see the first flowerpot:( Sometimes there will be a huge gap which I can not jump over.

Nice little game, unfortunately had trouble hitting the pots to plant the seeds. On the whole, made lovely.

I really enjoyed it, defo worth taking to the next level.

Hey!Good game.The jump mechanic was a bit weird and the objective of the game was a bit unclear.Anyways good work :)

Here is our game if you wnat to test it!
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/41/me-da-miedito-la-oscuridad-i-get-goosebumps-in-the-dark

Neat idea and cool yet simple graphics.
I found the jumoing a bit strange (it is delayed and sometimes higher, sometimes not).
Also I had holes which I was not able to jump over even with the higher jump...

Simple and Fun to play! To improve you could have added some instructions.

The concept and ideas for your implementations are cool, I like them! The game is nice as it is, but you could probably make it better by:
- improving the level generation
- making the plant benefits clearer
- adding background music
- adding more variation
- fixing the weird double jump (allthough I had some fun with it :smiley:)

This game is brutal! I mean I played for almost 20 min and managed to plant only two seeds :)

But if I ignore my sweat and pain and look at things objectively :D , the idea is great and unique, the graphics are nice and it is fun to play.

The main points to fix are the spaces between platforms and you need to increase the objects the player interact with. It will make things more interesting :)

Good job!