Small Civ

A very chill, relaxing game.

Liked the art, everything felt balanced, the concept was very nice as well. My main feedback would be that music or ambient sounds would have been perfect for this type of game.

Thoroughly enjoyed, well done! :D

This was lovely short game, it was good touch that one could not delete human buildings, they were permanent. Now then this could cause balance breaking with no turning back. In second attempt I built ecosystem which hold well, it was balanced. And then I just decided it is turn for money, destroyed left part for offices: Could not get any more offices before my nature stats run negative :P Music would have been great, otherwise I really liked this entry :)

I liked this a lot. The incremental mechanics mixed with a limited space for things made for a surprisingly thoughtful game, requiring you to think about not only your resources, but also what you have space for. Being able to delete nature tiles, but not buildings with humans, was a cute touch lol

My first attempt ended in disaster, second attempt went a lot better :'D

Cute game. It's a pretty relaxing way to spend five minutes just building up this small world. It's an interesting use of the theme and I like the way the message was delivered. The first time I played I didn't really pay attention to the nature costs of the humans wrecked my world. My second try was a bit more balanced.

The are style is really cute and fits well with the mood of the game. The interface is designed well and is quite intuitive. An in-game screenshot button would be nice though. I suppose some more sound effects or music would have been good too but it works well enough as is.

Here's my world after the five minutes: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1E0Kw4R_BnWqnSLdE_Kxq8UaUXq4w4-oF

Listened to Animal Crossing New Horizons music while playing. It was a vibe. Extremely cute, though I gotta say it didn't take nearly all of the 5 minutes to get the effective win-state of having a board with no more changes needed.

Honestly with a music track that lasted for the 5 minutes timer, it would be a perfect jam entry!

It's a really chill game with lovely visuals. I really liked the fact that there's no clear objective and it being more of a sandbox. I obviously had my first world be only mountains and buildings (mountains are OP), but on my second world I tried having as much animals as possible. Took a bit of trial and error to get a good balance, but this was pretty fun.

Exellent use of the theme! I dont know why, but incremental games has been a common theme of many games this jam. This one was very simple but polished and even immersive.

I think the prices of the different plants and buildings might be a bit to close to eachother. Better to easy than too hard, but maybe the message would be stronger if your progress was more valuable.

Some music would be good. Sound effects is a step in the right direction, but a song in the background is a very effective way to get a message across.

I didn't find any bugs or game breakers. It might have been a good decision to keep the gameplay simple.

Nice, I like it. Was interesting as a building sim but also has a powerful message if you overdo the building of human settlements and irreversibly destroy your world.

Simple game but with a deep subtext. The artistic stye is very truly cute. I recommend it if you enjoy games about world creation.

Cute style, nice sounds, and nice GUI design! Only thing missing is a timer to show you how much time you have left.