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A jam submission

Don't Forget the QuotaView game page

This isn't just Tower Defense. It's a performance review.
Submitted by BlueDog Games — 4 hours, 59 minutes before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Sound Design#1722.6152.615
Art#1812.7692.769
Narrative design#1982.1542.154
Uniqueness/Creativity#2032.6922.692
Overall#2032.5232.523
Fun Factor#2482.3852.385

Ranked from 13 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

Agreement to Official Rules and Terms

I Agree

Team Size
1

"Most Creative Usage of Anniversary Assets" Submission

Yes

Unity Affiliation

No

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Comments

Submitted

I love TDs! Loved the music, love the diversity of towers, and love the bowling ball mob LOL. I would say that the pieces and laying out the towers was a bit difficult to grasp and I think it's because you only had so much time to start. I would also add that it may be worth shortening the descriptions of the towers as that was a super overwhelming amount of text.

Submitted

Was a bit hard to follow at the start, but well done :)

Really great start! I love these types of games. And well done for getting a game in time!

Submitted

Strange and overly ambitious mess of ideas, didn't understand anything until read the page description (should've been in the game). 

Overall very confusing, non-intuitive and extremely buggy. I've honestly tried, but couldn't find any fun as bugs kept getting in the way (buttons not working, money not refreshing, upgrades getting saved for some reason, "not enough money to build" after Reset, last enemy got stuck at the end and wave won't end). Music gives you sound fatigue very quickly, enemy sprites are not pixelated and out of style, same with the bear model