Harvest Scream

Played for a bit, and I'm honestly surprised of how much fun i was having feeding my little pet dragon. Some advices I'd give are : rework the tutorial, as its kind of confusing, add player upgrades like more inventory space, more health etc. and also more variety of loot / rarity. Also more enemies as the chests are pretty weak and the enemy on the second level is quite clunky and not that scary. Maybe giving us the freedom to change our Dragons name would be pretty cool too. Other than that gameplay is smooth, no bugs found and controls are responsive and feel good. I'll definitely keep an eye out for future updates. -Miks from that one Spike Rush on Breeze :)

Game needs a lot more content. Make it so the shovel can plant from further away. Add a noticeable filled watering can. More frequent monsters and different things to harvest. Make it so the bags don't drop once full if you have spaces open. Flashlights bug out for anyone not host in multiplayer and others can't see them. No need to buy tickets to the new zone every time you come back. Make it so when doing an emote you can tell you are actually doing it. Make it so when we jump we do not see our own helmet and flashlight/items. Great start

funny mimic bites

A delightful game with some spooky elements complimenting a farming game centered around feeding your dragon and watching it grow with every stage you complete. This game is what I call a diamond in the rough. Two friends and I sat down the other night to play something new and unique. This has a distant feel of R.E.P.O. to it, with a goal that needs to be met, but instead that goal being monetary, it is caloric. Each stage, you're given a calorie goal to meet, which is what is meant to feed your dragon. There is a catch, though, overachievers can actually hurt themselves by gathering far too much. There is a hidden strategy to it, being able to collect enough to feed your dragon, but not so much that your calorie goal becomes massive. You start with a tutorial that roughly runs you through the concept of how the gloved tool works. Once you manage through the tutorial, you awake in a barn, and you are left to your devices. You might wander around, asking yourself, "Well, now what do I do?" and this is where the challenge begins. You'll see a goal showing 0/150 kcal. Then you will see a sort of shaft with a wheel attached to it in the center of the room, offshoot from the barn. …

Very, very minimal issues, after 4 hours of play. I absolutely recommend getting in early to play this one with friends! Huge potential, especially with such a responsive developer taking in bug reports. Super excited to see more dimensions to travel to!

Barely came accross any issues after 4.4 hours of gameplay. Feeding the little dragon is such a pleasure. This game has so much potential I definately recommend trying it out either solo or with friends. Great developer behind it as well, very responsive and open to feedback.