Firstly wow huge props on managing such a big team and actually making something really impressive from all of it. Immediately the game has a clear menu and absolutely awesome 2D character art which was a highlight for me. The dialogue scenes work well and are also well written enough to pay attention and look forward to starting gameplay. I think when immediately hit with the start of the game it's funny as a lot of the elements work in their own rights but there's something that between the character/environment/animation it doesn't entirely fit together. But continuing the gameplay is pretty cool and I like the unexpected take on the theme, everything seemed to generally work as intended as well which is a huge achievement for something on this scale. I think at times I had wished it to be a bit faster paced and fun moment to moment but that's part of the nature of tower defences so I may be a bit biased in that. Anyway I had fun playing and very cool entry! 

This is an impressive product for the time you had to make it. Amazingly polished, no bugs that I could see, great use of the theme and concept. Graphics are splendid. The gameplay loop could be refined a bit. I found it to be a tad too easy, with player feedback not being very satisfying (for example -- hitting the slimes didn't really "feel" good). I found running around and placing turrets frantically and not killing the slimes worked out on its own for the most part. I found getting ammo back for the lethal shot kind of clumsy. I would have loved for placement of the turrets to matter, too. All of that can be ironed out if and when you expand on this, and I'm still floored by what you were able to make so quickly. You guys clearly work very well as a team. Congratulations.

I was curious what the 11-person team would come up with, and it's a pretty good entry! A tower-defense game themed around antibody soldiers fighting off a disease. Fits the theme well. It looks like you had a lot on your plate. Everything functioned properly. The gameplay loop was a little repetitive with setting turrets up, fight germs, freezing, gain more turrets, repeat, but it was still a bit of challenge running from germs while trying to find a place to set up turrets.

The art direction is sound, and I appreciate the consistent use of theming. I think it could've benefitted with a more consistent art style, namely with the character designs as there's a big disparity between the 2D and 3D designs. I liked the funny dialogue exhchange at the beginning, and the UI design is strong! 

Nice work.

The music gave me Unreal Tournament 1 vibes, which I was into haha! Very detailed environment, and had I not been fighting off a giant green germ I would have loved to explore the level more. Feels like there are a lot of moving parts to this project and you've done really well to bring everything together in just a week! I especially appreciated the opening narrative segment - always helps me get a bit more invested in a game when there's a nice bit of story.

The overall style of the game is great. Has a lot of Osmosis Jones Vibes. Really enjoyed the game play as well it had its quirks but it was alot of fun and the looks of the little dudes chasing you is killer. Was a fan of the seemless music with that edm banger as well!

Great art and animations. It has personality and character and feels like a slice of a full game. The details in the arena were great, like wires on the ground and animated motors. Would suggest having the boss move around, the player mechanics are neat but it's easy to win by stacking turrets in the corner.

This is visually a great game, the assets are all really high quality. The writing was charming too! I’d say the gameplay itself needs some refinement, having a single level to explore the mechanics wasn’t enough to get depth out of them. Spamming blue to get turrent refills always seemed like the correct move, so it felt like I wasn’t making many interesting dscisions from a gameplay standpoint.

You should look into disabling or locking the cursor, with winapi and glfw its a single line of code.

Overall very technically impressive game, with lots of care put in. You had so many people, I’m amazed you managed to get this out! Obviously you all are great at working in a team!

Wow, that was quite a visually perfect game and you managed to incorporate 2D and 3D components very well. Animations, music, excellent UI, congrats!

The characters have personality and character even with so few lines between them, there is not much time to develop the narrative but the concept in itself is interesting. Even the gameplay is remarkable complex for a one week implementation.

I think it can be even better if you now give time to level design and perhaps add a few more layers of complexity to the environment, since the game is a lot of run around an build turrets xD (and that's quite fun by itself). I would advise too, that you look a bit at the transition between speakers in the narrative segment, it might get tiresome to have such a rapid effect repeat so much in so little time.

But hey, these are constructive advise for you to build in the future! Right now your game is great and one of the most well rounded I played this jam.

Congrats to the full team!

I had high hopes for this game. The thumbs looked great and visually I was not let down. The artwork throughout is very strong. I really liked the writting too and not to sound like a tourist hoping to visit sector A55 I was a bit sad not to actually enjoy the game loop. Everything worked and was responsive enough I just didn't really get the feedback I needed to know if it was going badly, or going well. It took a while to realise that firing was auto aim and the camera was a bit fast and loose. I kept getting my character up close and filling the screen, this made it even harder to keep track of what was going on. I don't know how easy a fix it is but playing on a dual monitor set up, I repeatedly would click off of the app onto my other screen just to re focus on it and find myself covered in bacteria. It was frustrating. I think there is a fun game in here and it goes without saying that there is an awful lot of love and care that has gone into the making of it. I am not sure it's the strongest game theme wise but I did find the angle that was taken pleasing and how the world was created with the intro was excellent. Great job especially with such a big team to manage. 

I really love the narrative and aesthetic direction for this game! Super neat and unique idea, and the art and UI ties perfectly into it. This really feels like something that could really develop into a great commercial release!
I found the gameplay slightly confusing and I feel like the game could have done with a more hands-on tutorial or maybe withholding some gameplay aspects in the beginning  to make it a bit more understandable. I also felt like the point-of view was a little disorienting, as I felt like I wanted to be shooting directly at the bugs rather than having it auto-aim as I walk around.
Overall, great work and a really solid entry! :D

Loving that UI! And the cardboard cuttouts *chef's kiss*

Gameplay, while well technically executed, doesn't do anything I haven't seen before which is a shame.

Very cohesive game. Liked the attention to detail and polish.

Good looking game and very well presented! The auto aiming for firing at tiny enemies does need some work though and it took me a while to figure out how things work in terms of regaining resources and even when I did, it was quite difficult (it also doesn't help that I'm not accustomed to keyboard controls at all lol)

I do like the idea of juggling attention between different things like the giant boss leeching at the kidney, the turrets being placed down, the tiny microbes nibbling at the player character's shins and needing to freeze them in order to gain more power and neutralise them completely later, almost as if "Every Life Counts"! :P

I don't understand how the game matches the theme, but it is nice anyway :) Controls are a bit clunky and the overall gameplay is pretty hard to get. I would love to see a polished version, with a tutorial maybe.  Nice work!