Included this in my 3 random horror game video! For being made for a gamejam, this was pretty well made! I love the upgrade paths/upgrade tree as you upgrade and replace plants. Cannot wait to see what the full game will have in store! Made a video on it.
not sure i understand the reasoning behind majority of the plants shooting in every or random direction, when fan plants literally shoot it to be collected in the machine
plant shooting in every direction is here to duplicate signal. the rafflesia if has stored 100 signals, will send 4 orb of 50 signal, so if with fan plant, you send them again in rafflesia, the rafflesia has now 150 signal, not only 100.
Cactus do the same, for 100 signal stored, he will send 7x50 signal. with fan redirection, it become overpowered.
and you use one fan to automatically send signal in the right receiver
That was fun! I liked that. Its taking a basic concept, a unique concept, then mashing then together to create a new but somehow familiar experience. Thanks for sharing!
As usual, another incredible game from kenforest! I'm not usually a fan of these "incremental" games, but i can confirm this take on it is definitely intriguing! I love the atmosphere and the themes shown, especially how machinery is merged with nature, also shown in my other favourite title, Metal Undergrowth! I've always loved plants myself, and the implementation of technology to both them and the creatures is a very well thought through theme, and blends thoroughly with its environment! Gameplay wise, it took me a little while to figure out how everything worked, but of course i can see that lack of a tutorial was intentional and that it added an air of mystery and discovery, which i totally enjoyed! The controls' and gameplay mechanics' information i noticed were very subtle as to not clutter the game with tips, but well communicated in that i was extremely rarely confused about anything, and even when i was, some quick trial and error fixed it very quickly! I've noticed the whole technology merged with nature theme appearing more frequently with kenforest, and i can confirm I'd be thrilled to see more of it! 100% would and will recommend! Can't wait to see more!
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Included this in my 3 random horror game video!
For being made for a gamejam, this was pretty well made! I love the upgrade paths/upgrade tree as you upgrade and replace plants. Cannot wait to see what the full game will have in store! Made a video on it.
not sure i understand the reasoning behind majority of the plants shooting in every or random direction, when fan plants literally shoot it to be collected in the machine
plant shooting in every direction is here to duplicate signal. the rafflesia if has stored 100 signals, will send 4 orb of 50 signal, so if with fan plant, you send them again in rafflesia, the rafflesia has now 150 signal, not only 100.
Cactus do the same, for 100 signal stored, he will send 7x50 signal. with fan redirection, it become overpowered.
and you use one fan to automatically send signal in the right receiver
That was fun! I liked that. Its taking a basic concept, a unique concept, then mashing then together to create a new but somehow familiar experience. Thanks for sharing!
As usual, another incredible game from kenforest! I'm not usually a fan of these "incremental" games, but i can confirm this take on it is definitely intriguing! I love the atmosphere and the themes shown, especially how machinery is merged with nature, also shown in my other favourite title, Metal Undergrowth! I've always loved plants myself, and the implementation of technology to both them and the creatures is a very well thought through theme, and blends thoroughly with its environment! Gameplay wise, it took me a little while to figure out how everything worked, but of course i can see that lack of a tutorial was intentional and that it added an air of mystery and discovery, which i totally enjoyed! The controls' and gameplay mechanics' information i noticed were very subtle as to not clutter the game with tips, but well communicated in that i was extremely rarely confused about anything, and even when i was, some quick trial and error fixed it very quickly! I've noticed the whole technology merged with nature theme appearing more frequently with kenforest, and i can confirm I'd be thrilled to see more of it! 100% would and will recommend! Can't wait to see more!
No, NOOOOO, what a super incredible game, when I saw the second room my eyes filled with sparkle, and then it ended, how can you do this to me