Wild Haven

Enjoyable. Kept me going until (I believe) I did everything I could in this version. 

Something I didn't really understand: Tiles sometimes have a red border around them. I was guessing this meant that their requirements were no longer being met, but I couldn't really tell. I also wasn't sure what the impact of that would be. 

I was also a little confused when I'd make a new tile, and not see the use for it. I expect this means it's a dependency of something I haven't yet unlocked, but it might be nice to get some hint in the description. Something like: Require By: X, Y, Z. Or "Required by: Unknown" if you haven't discovered that thing yet.

Overall, I didn't have any real sense of whether I was doing well, or just doing things. Not sure if there's an ultimate goal. Aiming for a high score? Aiming at completely unlocking everything?

super fun so far! if i've already added it to my wishlist, how do i access the extra stuff?

Lovely concept!

Building mechanic is pretty intuitive and tiles grow up and interact in different ways, giving a feeling of living forest.

Music is chill and suitable, liked to pause and take some time before choose the next move.  Maybe it was a bit confussing to me to identify some tiles during my first try. 

Also, I would find interesting to display the current turn progress in some way and allow to manage its speed.

Great job dude, keep rocking and thank you for this experience! 

This is such a beautiful game...

I like how understandable and grounded in reality it is. Ecosystems work similarly to how they are depicted here, and the mechanics work very well with that depiction. All the resources are unique and rely on each other to grow, creating a sense of satisfaction and ease of play to the player. It's fun to watch something that you created flourish, and to learn about how nature builds the world in the process. 

The pixel art style is very fitting and cute; I would imagine the game to look a bit boring without them. It's so cool how you can depict animals in the tiles that can house them, all with like ten moving pixels lol. It clearly communicates what's going on and the impact your ecosystem is having on the wildlife. That impact is very rewarding and satisfying to experience!

Everything about the game comes together to create something truly beautiful. Excellent work, and please keep it up!