i got stuck on the part where the 7 root pushes the mushroom up and the 3 root pushes it to the ground, i couldnt jump high enough can you please fix it?
Really good concept and executed really well! One small idea I would implement is to let the flowers retract completely when clicking on them, perhaps double click for safety. Saves some hassle. But really solid game, good basis to build far more upon!
While I agree with your point, your argument is not really valid. In FPS games, 'up' is usually mapped to walking forward. That works differently in 2D game :-P
I'm just saying that it's not a farfetched or backwards way of implementing it. It's just a simple choice. In the gaming community, it's an intuitive binding for many.
What I meant to say is, in FPS games it's usually Space because 'up' or 'W' is not possible, that's taken for walking forward already. That being said, I agree with you that Space for jumping is not necessarily a bad choice in 2d games.
The sprites are irresistibly cute, and the opening is very easy to understand and play, even though it does not use any language.
The puzzles are not that difficult, although they require a little bit of thinking, and the controls for both the character and the puzzle part are very easy to use, so I was able to enjoy playing without stress because I could operate the puzzles in a short time even though they use different controls.
It is! Unfortunately, the export settings on the webGL build are slightly off making this puzzle much harder than it should be. It's still possible, but much harder than intended! We're looking into fixing this soon, but until then you could try it out on the windows build.
First move the mushroom up with the bottom root, then push the mushroom off the concrete with the top root. Then stand on the mushroom, retract the bottom root and grow it upwards under the mushroom, with you on it.
Appreciate it. On the Web version I could not access the top root as it was cut off so the mushroom could never be pushed over. It was not an issue in the downloaded version.
Ah you are right, I already forgot about that, also because I considered it an extra dimension to the puzzle. I moved the top root while I was jumping up, moving the viewport up as well each time, took me a few tries though.
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very fun thank you for making this ^-^
found a bug where you get stuck in a blue block
Really nice game, I love the mechanics and the puzzles.
i got stuck on the part where the 7 root pushes the mushroom up and the 3 root pushes it to the ground, i couldnt jump high enough can you please fix it?
If you're talking about the spot I think you are, I was just stuck there myself until a minute ago. The 7 root has a second use.
I was too. You need to put the 7 root down and to the left of the stones and push the mushroom up from underneath!
cute
Really good concept and executed really well! One small idea I would implement is to let the flowers retract completely when clicking on them, perhaps double click for safety. Saves some hassle. But really solid game, good basis to build far more upon!
COOL
great game 100% in 40-ish minutes really enjoyed it
Such a fun little platformer. Would love to see more of it. Keep up the great work!
I found a bug. pushed myself to the ground and I passed though it.
great game!
hot
I don't have refined motor skills in my hands... I would love to be able to jump with the up arrow key
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year 2023 use space for jump,is stupid idea.
? Tell that to every FPS game ever made? Space is totally fine.
While I agree with your point, your argument is not really valid. In FPS games, 'up' is usually mapped to walking forward. That works differently in 2D game :-P
I'm just saying that it's not a farfetched or backwards way of implementing it. It's just a simple choice. In the gaming community, it's an intuitive binding for many.
What I meant to say is, in FPS games it's usually Space because 'up' or 'W' is not possible, that's taken for walking forward already. That being said, I agree with you that Space for jumping is not necessarily a bad choice in 2d games.
in this game (W)it is empty
Dude, don't assume your opinion is a fact. And if you express your opinion, phrase it more politely.
Really cool mechanic!
that is good game , thanks for sharing
tree branch extension was good idea
The sprites are irresistibly cute, and the opening is very easy to understand and play, even though it does not use any language.
The puzzles are not that difficult, although they require a little bit of thinking, and the controls for both the character and the puzzle part are very easy to use, so I was able to enjoy playing without stress because I could operate the puzzles in a short time even though they use different controls.
This is a bunch of fun!
Is this part solvable I can't seem to figure it out?
It is! Unfortunately, the export settings on the webGL build are slightly off making this puzzle much harder than it should be. It's still possible, but much harder than intended! We're looking into fixing this soon, but until then you could try it out on the windows build.
Thanks for playing,
QuackHouse Games
Not sure if I'm playing the same build, but I found this one of the better puzzles to be honest, making good use of the roots mechanic.
I went ahead and downloaded the windows build and it was not an issue to solve :)
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First move the mushroom up with the bottom root, then push the mushroom off the concrete with the top root. Then stand on the mushroom, retract the bottom root and grow it upwards under the mushroom, with you on it.
Appreciate it. On the Web version I could not access the top root as it was cut off so the mushroom could never be pushed over. It was not an issue in the downloaded version.
Ah you are right, I already forgot about that, also because I considered it an extra dimension to the puzzle. I moved the top root while I was jumping up, moving the viewport up as well each time, took me a few tries though.
Oh... I tried that and I could not get it to work in Firefox. Maybe more doable in Chrome or some other browser?
Cute and intuitive, Fantastic puzzle design and just enough to explore lateral thinking.