I wasn't very good at it but I can see what you were going for and I think it could be something really fun if expanded upon, I liked the other comment about the post it notes, it could be neat to view it from the perspective of someone who is planning the defence.

My feedback is going to mirror some of the comments you've already gotten. I was unsure of the connection between shipping resources between bases, fighting off the enemies, and the red vs. green barrels. (Having read your response to an earlier comment, I now get what you were going for, but it was really unclear to me while playing and so I felt very disconnected.) Having said that, I did actually enjoy the scrappy lo-fi aesthetic of the temp assets you were using. As Psynut says below, I bet you could lean into that "corkboard" look if you wanted to. Like (totally riffing here, sorry), since it's a resource management game, what if the play field is literally the desk of a logistics manager strewn with maps and spreadsheets that you can actually interact with and that become a little microcosmic world where you have to fight out the battle? Anyway, I get that you feel you overscoped (I had the same feeling with my project), but it seems like a cool beginning to something.

It's a very cool look. It's probably not what you're going for, but it's not a short hop and skip to having this look like it's taking place on a corkboard with thumbtacks and post-its. I was glad I read the comment below -- without that I wasn't clear what I was suppose to be doing because the monsters come so quick it's hard to know how they're actually impacting resources or what resources are. Was I trying to evacuate things to bases not under attack, was I transporting only specific resources, etc?

wow realy enjoyed this one . Loved the story and idea of the game! Good luck in the jam :D