Seascraper

Would've like more incentive to use the space in some way, at first I made a furnace next to a sawmill, but then I just started stacking them on top of each other. I liked having to manage if I was going to build something that gave me resources or something that'd give me more height, but once I got enough furnaces down I started rising really fast. Had fun playing, good job.

Very chill and fun game! Really enjoyed it, and it provided a much needed break from the other action packed entries in the jam. Took me a couple of tries to beat it but in the end I got it!

My main feedback would be to perhaps outline the resource text, when the clouds were the background I couldn't see how much of each resource I had.

Gret job! :D

I think you have a great concept here that opens up some interesting potential for an expanded game and I hope you keep working on this post-jam - I would defeinitley work on the balancing issue you've got and also the white text over white background is a bit of an oversight, but you've got some great potential to build on here :)

Pretty cool conceptually, but I think it opens up some opportunities that weren't fully explored. Right now the dominant strategy is to just place all of your structures one on top of the other in a straight line without using the horizontal space you've been given. Maybe adding some kind of support structure that you can build on the sides of the tower when it's too thin that it might fall over?

Anyways, I do like this a lot, letting your resources build over time is reminiscent of an idle game, but you do have more control in what you build and where you place your structures to distinguish it from a general idle game.

I like it! It's fairly easy to figure out a way to make sure you will win, but that's not a bad thing; makes it nice and relaxing. With a bit more to do and some possibilities for setbacks, this could be a really fun concept.

Awesome concept, love that it is super easy to learn but tricky enough that it takes some thought to succeed

Good entry, at first I was failed but at 2nd round I undestood a mechanism and won. :) I think it has lot of opportunity to extend since the basic idea is interesting. I liked to build a big tower, it was good to see how it is GROWing. :) I was not sure of metal can be produced under the water or not. All in all, good job!

This is a really good foundation for what could be a fairly compelling game. With more structures yeilding different benefits and some element of randomness it could become a wierd roguelike builder. I was especially impressed with the game feel of dropping each part of the structure.

Fun idea but feels a little underdeveloped. Also maybe have furnaces mostly cost wood and the saw cost mostly metal? Would love to see this idea expanded on though.

I liked how calm it was. Would have liked an infinite mode to see how far i could get ahead of the water.