I love how they give each other a lil' kissy to resolve the conflict. Ok maybe it's not so little, that's a big-ass smackaroo. The sound effects and music/ambience combine wonderfully, and the art style is a good example of how minimalistic drawings can look great.
Try to press the upgrade buttons when you don't have enough money for some bonus sfx :)
EDIT: I went to make lunch and the screen was black with conflict bubbles when I got back, that was unexpected haha
Great little game and surprisingly well polished for a game made in 48hrs! I played until the end and wanted more! Also the love/conflict sounds are hilarious
Bravo pour cet idle game très sympa. On ne s'en rend pas forcément compte au début, mais l'ambiance sonore fourmille de détails et participe à cette vibe très agréable. J'aime particulièrement le son des montgolfières qui redémarre :)
Toujours aussi cool tes jeux! Tellement accessible et efficace! Bravo :) J'ai été happé jusqu'au bout, même si je suis pas trop idle game. GG donc! Et les bruitages à la bouche, c'est toujours aussi fun!
Hello! When you max out everything, the collisions are disabled. So the city lives its peaceful live FOREVER 😊 (I wanted to make an ending but ran out of time)
So I realized I forgot to actually comment about the game (that's what happens when it's late and you're tired!) I love the aesthetic. It reminds me of the old Saturday morning live action kids' shows where they'd doodle something on a drawing board or something and it would come to life. Obviously the game play is quite simple, but the atmosphere is so compelling that it manages to suck you in until that last upgrade is complete. Good job!
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I love how they give each other a lil' kissy to resolve the conflict. Ok maybe it's not so little, that's a big-ass smackaroo. The sound effects and music/ambience combine wonderfully, and the art style is a good example of how minimalistic drawings can look great.
Try to press the upgrade buttons when you don't have enough money for some bonus sfx :)
EDIT: I went to make lunch and the screen was black with conflict bubbles when I got back, that was unexpected haha
Thank you for the detailed feedback! I'm glad you liked it 😄
Great little game and surprisingly well polished for a game made in 48hrs!
I played until the end and wanted more! Also the love/conflict sounds are hilarious
Thank you, I'm glad you also liked the sounds 😊
Bravo pour cet idle game très sympa. On ne s'en rend pas forcément compte au début, mais l'ambiance sonore fourmille de détails et participe à cette vibe très agréable. J'aime particulièrement le son des montgolfières qui redémarre :)
Merci, ça fait plaisir à lire 😊
Toujours aussi cool tes jeux! Tellement accessible et efficace! Bravo :) J'ai été happé jusqu'au bout, même si je suis pas trop idle game. GG donc! Et les bruitages à la bouche, c'est toujours aussi fun!
Merci beaucoup !
I'd like to see you make the sounds (by mouth as usual) on live ! I like the concept, it's the kind of game I can spend many hours.
Thank you Gaston! Yup, all the sounds are homemade 😊
So once you max everything out does anyone ever get mad? Also, is there an actual end game or will it happy run until oblivion if you let it?
Hello! When you max out everything, the collisions are disabled. So the city lives its peaceful live FOREVER 😊 (I wanted to make an ending but ran out of time)
So I realized I forgot to actually comment about the game (that's what happens when it's late and you're tired!) I love the aesthetic. It reminds me of the old Saturday morning live action kids' shows where they'd doodle something on a drawing board or something and it would come to life. Obviously the game play is quite simple, but the atmosphere is so compelling that it manages to suck you in until that last upgrade is complete. Good job!
Ok finished the whole city, was kinda hoping for a celebrative surprise :-) But the lack of something happening feels peaceful ;-)
Sorry, I ran out of time to make a proper ending 🙏
No worries, I finished it, you kept my curiosity going ;-)