This October of Mine

Beautiful art and awesome music! Sound effects were really nice too. The whole thing feels like a minigame section of some larger Earthbound-like RPG. I wish there was more diversity in the minigames, though! Will you keep working on this? I'd love to see it evolve into something bigger!

Lovely game, I'm leaving the end screen on while I write this :)
As other have said, the presentation is very nice, and the few issues I have are relatively small. The biggest one for me was the inputs. Having stuff happen on key release was a bit weird, and probably caused some confusion. It also makes the game feel less responsive. I also would have liked something else than space, I'm not that fond of having to mash keyboard keys. Thankfully the sealing minigame was pretty lenient.
Then yeah there's the slime appearing for a fraction of a second at the end. And also the dodge doesn't create any puff of smokes! I was lied to! :D Would definitely have loved some cartoony smoke particles here

Great job submitting a game in 48 hours that has wonderful art, music and the first version of a start to finish play-through! A nit-picky critique of mine is that the lock pick mini-game was really difficult at first - I swear I was clicking spacebar at the right time! Then I realized that it registers the button "on-release". I think it would make more sense to be on button press? Lovely submission!

This is honestly probably my brain's fault, but I didn't really get most of the minigames.

But I really loved the vibe and the art, and the music at the end! So well done on that :)

The sealing minigame confused me a lot, seems like you can just mash the button whenever and you win? Regardless, this was a nice experience. The ending music is a real banger.

A fun little concept, though it does become quite repetitive after a while (which is to be expected, this was made in the span of 48 hours after all).
What I really liked, however, was the presentation. Especially the music. Not even sure why, but the style (especially the music) felt very... almost nostalgic?

I liked the harmonious graphics, sound and gameplay style, they fit together well. Indeed, the mini games should be a bit more vary, maybe just to add more random elements. All in all I had a good time to play through and clean up the garden. :) Congrats!

Nice game with cute art and great music.

Pity that game is quite short and minigames became repetitive after a while.

Thanks for submission.

I think this was beautifully presented and had such a sweet retro vibe to it, the idea of mini games as spells was clever and interesting. I found the experience to be quite easy which, in one way was good as it was nice and chill, but on the other I would've liked to have seen some difficulty progression - good, solid entry though, my yard is now spotless :)

The idea of an RPG firing off microgames rather than any kind of other combat encounter is an interesting one! I'd be interested to see how that panned out in a game with a longer development time - what you have here is impressive for two days and has a lot of potential.

Cute graphics with a pleasing colour palette, fitting music and SFX, I wish the controls had been a lil clearer in-game rather than in a .txt though.

Fantastic art and music! A couple of criticisms:

• During the slime minigame, the slime sprite briefly appears in a lane different to the one that it travels through. It appears glitchy in an otherwise visually polished product.
• The slimes appear to teleport to you abruptly rather than approaching you. They also do this through walls. Either decreasing the approach speed, detection range, or doing a visibility check would improve the engagement with the slime I think.

I played your game on Stream : https://www.twitch.tv/videos/1628068563?t=00h17m13s

its was very charming, the only realy Complaint was the slime mini-game was a bit wonky.