“Plant seeds, protect crops, try not to die.”
“Harvest” might be one of the darker entries of the thirty-fourth Ludum Dare. Think of it as some kind of post-apocalyptic version of “Harvest Moon”: Find the seeds (they are in the crates, which can be destroyed with an old-fashioned shot), grow and eat some wheat, do not forget to drink and then kill all the hungry critters, crows and zombies for your own sake. The melancholic background music and the pure hopelessness of the whole proposition are just stunning.
