Crinchure Collector

aaaaa, this has to be the sweetest and most unique game i've played!! catching all of these crinchures & saving my pal (named Polar) was real wholesome, all up to the end when i transcended the fabric of reality!! 10/10, super awesome, would be super happy to share my own ideas & fanart for this masterpiece right here! keep cooking, 'cuz this is one wicked appetizer of a game :) (for the record, i got all 362 and made it to 500 affinity! also got the full ending and 100%'d it all!)

its possible to skip a mix tart by making way too many at once, making it impossible to get due to skipping that baking level

@FreyaArtoria Well apparently not, since I came back and saw that both slots were empty!

I think me and (probably) a bunch of other people would enjoy this more if the time limit was like, not there, or mabye if you could like make a partial cure, every 50 crinchures or so, to like push back when the virus kills the parter like 25 or 50 days, i just really dont enjoy time limit games!!! it stresses me out!!

HOW DO I SAVE!?!?!?!?!?!?!??!?

I think this game has a good sense of style, and I like that there's something plot-adjacent going on with your sick partner. The thing I'm conflicted about is that though this hard deadline adds a sense of urgency --not a bad thing on its own-- it doesn't feel very compatible with a luck-heavy creature collection game. It gives me the sense of "why bother trying, even if I play the same few minigames perfectly every single time, I could still fail due to poor luck." Since the minigames are simple and repetitive, the idea of getting to the end, failing due to bad luck, and then having to play them hundreds of times again, fills me with dread lol. Perhaps this isn't the case and I need to get further into the game (only in zone 2 atm), but that's how it feels now. It could also be very hard to fail, or continue after the (what appears to be hard) deadline-- but that's not something the player would know just starting out. Still, this is more of a personal thing about 100%-ing collections, so I regardless think it deserves a higher rating. I would definitely keep playing, as I'm curious about these mentioned darker aspects and further zones, but that hard deadline just takes the wind out my sails. I want to collect 100%, or none at all lol. I'd love a setting to toggle it off, but I understand that it would make the point of the game moot in some respects. It may just not be for me.

Overall, I still think it has potential. The art and layout are a little nostalgic, and it seems like it's going for a more "deep lore"-ish vibe, which is good given the very simple game style. The UI is a considerable step up from Poofle Mutation idle-- feels more nostalgic/old-school than clunky and outdated. No idea if that was carried over at all or entirely new. The minigames are very repetitive, but I'm sure that's a known concern. Overall a nice little game to play at work to make the time go by. Keep it up, and thanks for sharing your game!

This is the most sapphic thing i have ever seen

It doesn't seem to run very well on chrome. The minigames don't respond very well while they're so laggy.

so loud :(

I just completed the game (all normies and supers), and overall I really like it (gave it 5/5). The graphics and animations are good, and the features are well balanced and feel finished enough. However, for me both the bad ending and the good ending don't seem to work. I found the last normie, and it's not letting me catch it. And the gameplay gets repetitive somewhere in the middle, but those are my only complaints. Great game with a few flaws.