I have played the game for over an hour, and I have only a vague idea of what I'm even supposed to be doing. The core gameplay loop I've discovered so far is infuriatingly random, doesn't feel good to execute, and the reward for the last 40 minutes have been the game going "you're slowly making process towards something, maybe, who knows, there might be something there if you keep going".

No. This game has failed to provide me with a reason to play it at all after a full hour of playtime. I'm not going to keep going on a lofty "there might be something to discover".

A really unique and engaging game that I keep coming back to.

This feels like a game jam game, as such probably around 500% overpriced. Like, I had to change the volume of the game in windows mixer settings o.0.
I personal expect more polish from a game that is being sold.

Do the game. The game does you. Pretension is cool. Actually, this is quite a neat little puzzle game which figuring out the mechanics for is a lot of fun. Very colourful, and good sound too. Can get quite addictive as you begin to figure out what you're doing.

Too much randomness, not enough variety in the seeds. The sound (though simple) is cool, and the lack of explanation does make for an interesting first few minutes. But ultimately it doesn't ever really lead anywhere.

fav game, best game ever! get som greens and get right into it, you wont even know wtf is happening. lovely

Brilliantly done game.

I think the learning curve on this game is a little too steep for most.

But it's brilliantly simple (for a game that I admit I haven't beaten, yet).

All the :thumbs up:

With arms outstretched and skyward bound
I'd reached the clouds and lost the ground;
I reached for stars and they reached back;
I reached too far and tasted black.

There is no need for explicit narrative when you have gameplay this well crafted. From four buttons (left, right, jump, plant) blossoms a universe: the joy of planting a seed and watching it bloom, a race against blackness, a primal desire to reach the stars. Hidden in these mechanics a journey of discovery, a slow progression through layers of mystery, a brutal endgame I barely even touched. This is the kind of narrative only games can tell, a pure promise: Here’s a world, figure it out. Dark Souls eat your heart out.

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The puzzles are OK, but the controls are painful and cannot be remapped. It doesn't support WASD - only the arrow keys, so if you have a keyboard layout without them best of luck. The other keys for action (H, space, etc.) also can't be rebound, so if you have a keyboard layout where those are painful or inconvenient, too bad.