There were multiple games I played that fiddled around with the idea of having controls be altered/taken away after certain things happen, and this game had a pretty interesting take on the idea. However, it's pretty easy as long as you can keep all of your controls, and once you start to lose them, there's no way to get them back, so it's a bit imbalanced. I think this game could work, but should have more balanced design: make it harder to keep your keys, but also implement some way to get them back. That way the game stays interesting.

I liked the idea, the sprites, and also the engine used :) nice use of screen shake too.

 There seems to be lots of room to improve as well! I think that some more sound effects and music would make the game feel a lot better. Also, having only the death scream kinda scared me when I first died hahaha

A really nice idea! I can see this expanded by giving you more abilities to unlock, which would also mean more towers to defend. If there is one thing I’d change, it’s the game area size / camera zoom. Right now the camera is a bit too close to the character, not giving you a lot of time between enemies entering your view and attacking your towers. Also, when the entire game is without a single sound or music and it suddenly screams out of your speakers, the player is up for a surprise. :P

Other than those, I really enjoyed it. I especially like the enemy design. Overall, nice work!

I wasn't able to play, pressing "Space" didn't start the game :/ 

Really interesting mechanic. It took me a little bit to understand what was going on and how to truly play, and was definitely difficult even then, but really creative nonetheless. All of the art is really awesome and looks like it could fit right into a final fantasy game which is awesome. Also I love the death sound XD

I love the base mechanic of the game, but the amount of controls needed are a bit difficult and unintuitive, for instance having shift and enter to repair the magic means I need to use the mouse hand, which I'm using for attacking.
The most glaring issue I find with the game is that there's no reward for playing. No progress bars or flashy "You've been promoted" or kill counts, which makes it hard to want to fight off the monsters.
Love the graphics though, and as I said the mechanic itself of repairing your movement ability is really nice.

Interesting idea, I think it needs more exploration on the concept for me to really see what this mechanic could do. Good start.

A great concept! Having the movement attached to towers you have to defend is a clever idea. The only issue would be that since I could move the towers, I just stacked them all and barely had to move anyway. Other than that the art is fantastic and it feels good to just blow away enemies!

I got stuck on the full left side of the map and the death scream scared the hell out of me.