usually I kind of shun tower defense but this one seemed a bit more original

the controls are a bit quirky and often I waste time by confusing them but after a while it’s good

I managed to get to level 2 but I think I couldn’t get what I needed to do to stop the snakes from getting my nuts so now I’m neutered in the most horrible fashion

Music is a bit repetitive but the audio is good otherwise!

good work

Cute art and concept here. I think these kinds of games are really difficult to pull off well given the limited controls, but I think you did an OK job here. I'd have appreciated fewer levels and more iterations on the controls to make that a great experience before expanding the amount of content, but I enjoyed it nonetheless. Thanks for making and sharing your game!

Very cute game, nice art and the concept is neat! Couldn't beat the second level unless I rolled well with the 13. The third level was a big jump up from that.

I like the idea of a trap-based tower defense game, and I found the graphics and sound quite charming. Unfortunately it took me several attempts to figure out how to actually place/upgrade(?) objects, and I couldn't get past the 2nd level despite my best efforts. Like you said, the game needs more balancing, and more visual feedback IMO. Maybe for a post-jam version?

I like the idea of turning the theme into a tower defense game. Right now it has some improvements to do though. It is hard to figure out where and how to build things. Enemies spawn rather quickly, so you usually end up losing a lot before you know what to do. I didn't manage to get past the second level either, the enemies just went through the obstacles and I couldn't inflict enough damage. I probably needed to use some other obstacle, but in the end I gave up. 

The game would benefit much from some sort of in-game tutorial level.

It took a while to understand what was going on. A tower defense where you inflict bad luck on the attackers is a fun approach. Here are my recommendations with the general playability as well as teaching info to the player:

• Have the nut sprites in the stash disappear whenever enemies reach it, so you know how many are left. It seems this is the eventual intention with it.
• It might help if the build spaces have like a dotted square blink over them a few times at the start of the level, just to hint on where the build spaces are.
• Most importantly, I think this game would benefit from idle time before waves, like 10 seconds to start setting up your defenses. Right now, the third level starts instantly and you have no time to think about how you want to defend your zone.

Overall, it's a cool project. Handles the Game Boy look very nicely.

I agree the build spaces were a bit hard to find, and I wouldn't mind the music being a bit higher.

Other than that, it looks amazing. Top notch graphics.