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Pixies Flowers is a game aimed for young children.
Please keep this in mind when you rate our fun game.
My seven year old son had a lot of fun playing, testing and trying to beat his high score.
-°- Instructions -°-
A magic wand and book can let it rain.
Give your garden flowers enough water but not too much.
max score are 800 (100 points for each plant)
-°- Controls -°-
- mouse
-°- Tools -°-
This game is created using
- Godot engine
- Inkscape
- PixiTracker/SunVox
-°- Team -°-
puppetmaster - art, sound, animation and leveldesign
sammakko - programming, animation
Downloads and Links
Ratings
![]() | Coolness | 73% |
#225 | Theme(Jam) | 4.00 |
#272 | Graphics(Jam) | 3.89 |
#348 | Mood(Jam) | 3.42 |
#505 | Audio(Jam) | 3.03 |
#589 | Innovation(Jam) | 3.03 |
#600 | Overall(Jam) | 3.23 |
#685 | Fun(Jam) | 2.95 |
#723 | Humor(Jam) | 2.25 |
Comments
Lovely game, liked it.
The game window was a bit to big for my screen. :/
Cute game! Great for children in that it is very simple and visually appealing, but requires a bit of timed precision.
Nice little entry, the art was simple but clean, everything fit nicely. I can see how kids would love playing this. I only scored 617, I don't think I should be allowed plants. Great job!
@hotboxgames You need more training :-)
To beat the record from my youngster you need to have more than 760!! Thanks for playing
This was a really fun game. I think 8 might be too much. The graphics fit the game style perfectly. The mechanics are straightforward and the theme is well implemented. Great entry
Cute game. I'm sure kids would enjoy it, and I found the mechanics interesting. Personally I'd prefer tighter controls so that the water stops when I click, but perhaps you intentionally have it work that way to force you to plan ahead? Anyway, nice to see something the kiddies can enjoy, good job.
really like the mood you set here - fun trying to figure out how much water to grow - great job
That was quite nice, fairly simple and colourful. There is quite a delay on stopping the rain, which makes timing very irritating, but great job on the particle effects and the artwork.
What a cute game! It took me 5 tries to get a "perfect" plant, but it was still fun nonetheless. Great job on this!
Nice graphical style, and a good concept. I can see how this would be great for kids.
At first it bugged me a bit that there was a delay before the water stopped, but once I got the hang of it it made for a good challenge.
Very good entry. Beautiful and simple (and hardto beat! haha). Good job!
Cute game! The sound and art style created a really nice mood. It was hard to get the plants to be perfect! I really loved that the game just threw you in, didn't explain anything, and let you figure it out for yourself. Nice job! :)
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Hi there,
As you seem to be used Godot engine, could you provide builds for other platforms than Windows? (or better, the data.pck, or even better, the source code :)).