Awesome game! All the systems you have in place feel great, the visuals and audio fit the game and look and sound real nice. Some things I think could be made more obvious, like the ability to hit the next and previous buttons on the bottom left to swap between which mech you're controlling and pressing right click to cancel instead of having to press cancel on the bottom of the screen. All this game needs is some story and more dialogue and some QOL things and I could see this being a fantastic game!

Some option to move the map a bit could be useful, especially on the last level.

Showing an indicator for which mech is currently active had already been mentioned...

Since the levels have titles, why not show them during gameplay?

Awesome! The elemental attacks are really smart, and using them together is satisfying. The levels were designed well and made me think about my strategy several turns ahead. I like the addition of the animation speed setting. Great Game!

Well made and thought out. Enjoyed it quite a lot. Curious how this would work with a hex grid.

Great game once again TheShaggyDev! I loved the combining of elements mechanic.

Yes! Happy to see a turn based tactical entry!

Looks great, sounds great, fun to play! 🔥 💦 ⚡

One niggle would be on the last map I spend several rounds healing before taking on the next group. I wanted to be at full health, but it did take a while... or maybe I should have been more careful and not taken the damage!

What a great entry 😀

Great! I didn’t expect a turn-based tactical, and that’s also the first 3D game I found on this jam to run smoothly on Linux (thanks to Godot and small models I guess!)

I didn’t hear audio but I can see a volume slider in the options, so I’m not sure if it’s a bug or if there are just no audio assets in the game (I could not give N/A for audio do I gave 1 star, sorry… I wish you could opt-out from categories as in Ludum Dare or something).

The elemental combinations are pretty classic, but because it’s so pure it’s easy to grasp and you can focus on the balance and count damage precisely to do what you want.

In terms of progression, the beginning is okay, the fire/water duo is kinda hard, then you finally get the trio and it becomes easier, but still interesting. However, you get two water/lightning duos afterwards and it’s a bit too easy. The rest is fine, but at the end, because of the concept of infiltration it gets pretty slow at the start (because of the Healing animation when enemies do nothing, even at speed x2). Nevertheless you can advance at your rhythm and it was still fun to do, but everything is settled once you open a hole to the last area with the 4 enemies.

Animation speed x2 was vital, I wish there was a x3 near game end, or at least skip healing animation when it heals 0.

UX: it would be nice to see target range in white when hovering a skill, I had difficulties visualizing lightning range at first. Also would be cool to select fighter with click instead of pressing Previous/Next. If two fighters are close to each other, it’s not clear which one the camera focuses on, so a selector icon or blink effect would help seeing who is the current fighter.

That said, I had no big UX issues as often found in jam games. We can see you prioritized the important parts so it’s fully playable and not frustrating!

For a more advanced game, it would be nice to have elemental enemies, so you can use water to put off fire, or let the enemy put off fire you caused with their own water, only to punish them with lightning!

Nice turn based strategy entry

The synergy between the 3 elements available and the fact that you have to be careful about your line of fire to not damage allies as well makes for some really deep gameplay. I like how easy this is to pickup and play while still requiring quite a bit of thinking to solve some of the more complex combat puzzles, thinking which i lack cause i couldn't figure out a good strategy on the level where you have one of each element vs 4 enemy mechs, but yeah that's just me being bad at strategy as always :p

The visuals are really cool as well, with that low poly aesthetic combined with the bird's eye perspective, makes everything clean and readable.

Haven't encountered any particular issue on this ones, so i don't think i can say much more.

Good job :)