Wild Growth

I played the demo fully for idk how many hours (steam does not show it for some reason). This game is good and fun. The mechanics needed a bit of fine tuning in the demo, they added a bunch of new interesting stuff that makes the game even more fun. A really great healing game. I always felt challenged so far.

Can't say I found the second mode interesting, but finished the first one and closed the game happy 👏 Nice little game, relaxing music, pheasant (even if simple) pixel graphics. Recommended! For its price of... USD 3 (?) in my region. Works great on a Steam Deck (no button remapping or trackpad usage was required). The only problem I found was that button prompts were mismatched: a skill with a prompt "A" activates when you press a button "B", with a prompt "B" when your press a button "A", etc.

Impresionante, no parece gran cosa, pero empiezas a jugarloy estas enganchado hasta el final, varias dificultades, muy bien medido en todo y super viciante, y a ese precio, ni os lo penseis

8/10 good game. but very short. i only upgraded 70% of the upgrades and i still finished the game. but it was fun for that short amount of time.

Short but satisfying experience, but more than worth the entry fee! Makes me remember how much I love small group MMO healing, and reminds me how much I've missed it. (A dangerous reminder.) Visually its simple but effective, but beautiful in its own way. There is some additional longevity after the campaign with The Grove scoreboard and prestige modes. Ill be back in for them soon! Ultimately if you enjoy party healing you should enjoy this.

It's almost good but just doesn't deliver enough to warrant the full price. On something like a 50% sale, I'd say this game is it's money's worth. I really enjoyed the idea and the game play. It took me 2.5 hours to beat the game on Normal difficulty, and maybe 80% of that were enjoyable, the rest felt grindy. The balancing and progression feels off. For the last 8 levels or so, I first-tried everything and I was disappointed that the game was over so quickly. I felt like there are still lots of upgrades to explore. You kind of expect to build up a cool constellation of something like 20 units in the end, but I played with at most 5 for the entire game, only going to 7 for the very last level. The biggest disappointment was the "prestiges", but they really are just different game modes or difficulties. The upgrades and currencies completely change compared to the Normal difficulty. So I was expecting that I could keep building upgrades and going for that cool army setup I was hoping for in the prestiges, but no, you just never get there.

Worth two bucks and thats about it