Nice and calming game. Very interesting and original. :)

Great artistic game; I'd rank it up there with Jason Rohrer's Passage. Good job.

No start. No end. No story. This is a reason why it should be liked. Yes, mysterious games always tended to gather (un)people like me. Especially experimental. However...
1) Invisible borders just ruining whole smoothness of atmosphere.
2) It’s possible to negate DirectX problems by updating it automatically (with request of course) before initializing graphics. Just check (my) [D]-Jongg’s sources for more info.
3) It wasn’t to short for such repetitive action, but still lacking any reason to play again. Just add some more (random-generated) variations into it, like rare flowers or hardcoded events.

...directx problem here too

Great game, very soothing. The greatest part for me was the exploring part, I think the controls fit in perfectly.

It was kinda boring.. Sorry.

Nice and creative, it's the perfect example of the opposite of action packed games, it's just nice calming and beautiful. I had my sound down low at first, then I decided to turn it up some so I could hear the awesome ambiance then I heard the sounds played every time the butterfly pollinates part of a flower. Anyway, it's just plain awesome.

A nice, calming game. Simple, yet enjoyable. Good job, man!

I misspelled ambience. Firefox Spellcheck, you anus face.

Meh, still getting an error when I try to run it, even after installing the latest version of Direct X.