The name quite undersells it, I think - there's a surprising amount of depth here! The pace keeps it chaotic, which means it's equal parts trying to put the right units in the right place and frantically spamming buttons to keep up with the numbers game. This makes it pretty fun to play casually, but I could see something like this having a serious competitive scene if it were slowed down a bit.

Well, I must say that this game is more fun than I expected. The strategies for the game aren't very clear, but once you learn the stuff, the realtime part of the strategy can be very fun. I think with a few more ideas, this could become a full game. Good job!

A fun game! Except there is quite a bit of strategy still to the game, so I don't think it quite meets the requirements.