Terrapy introduces the player to the complexity of caring for houseplants. Each plant requires its own unique accommodations and will react accordingly to the player’s selections. As is such when caring for each other, Terrapy illustrates the costs and benefits of personal choice and free will within a wholesome environment, integrating horticulture to nurture empathy and growth. 

Made in 1 week for #PPJJGG (Pursuing Pixel's May 2023 game jam)!

In Terrapy each plant has different needs. Your cards affect three different meters: water, sun, and soil. Your goal is to get all three meters to max using the cards provided.

Terrapy has different types of cards that you can draw. The different types are:

• Sun Cards - The majority of the time these cards will positively affect sunlight, but can negatively affect a plant attribute.
• Gloomy Cards - These cards tend to negatively affect sunlight, but positively affect other traits. These cards can also drastically alter the meters and create interesting outcomes that will affect your overall gameplay.
• Deck Cards - These cards affect the cards in your hand or deck. For example you may get to draw cards or a card will increase the values on the cards in your hand. 
• Planter Cards - These cards will change your plant's pot and affect the needs of your plant. You may see your meters change when you change your pot. 

You may also notice a counter in the bottom right! This is your re-draw counter. You can re-draw cards at anytime. However, if the redraw counter isn't 0 then that means if you re-draw your water, sun, and soil meters will be negatively impacted. If it is 0 the cost to re-draw is free. Whenever you play a card the re-draw counter will decrease by 1. The only time the re-draw counter increases is if you play a card that increases the counter.

• ceruleancerise - programming, game design
• fletch - programming, background music
• melosprout - art, game design
  
• moononherwings - writing
  
• rikindled - art, writing 
  
• sorensprout - sound effects, programming
• littleghostelli - community manager, playtesting

After receiving such positive and wonderful feedback, the team has begun development on a full version of Terrapy! If this is something that interest you then please follow Terrapy on Twitter where we will be posting future updates and progress on the game.