I think the idea behind this could be turned into something really interesting, but the controls and camera movement are really hard to get used to.

From all the games I've tried, your to first one with a reversed tower defense! I really like the way you execute it.

I wasn't expecting to see a game with gamepad controls in the gamejam. 

For keyboard and mouse, it was difficult to press both WASD and 1/2/3/4 at the same time. Since pressing WASD require the usage of all three middle fingers, I recommand using key that are closer to the thumb and little finger (e.g. CTRL, Shift or space bar!) Button on your mouse are also free. :)

Hey, I love the concept of this game!! It's a little clunky (and the camera is quite disorienting) but its honestly quite impressive for a 48 hour game! :0

I really like the concept of being a guide in a tower defense game. Unfortunately I struggled to figure out how to get the game to work. I'm still impressed with how much you got done in 48hrs though! Keep up the good work!

Good idea, unfortunately, there isn't that much content in the game to mess around with. There are two main gripes I have with this. One is the control scheme, the controls were extremely awkward, especially for me who could only play with a keyboard. I'd recommend that you change the unit control to be based on something else so you do not need a unique keybind for each creep type.

Additionally, the camera movement was very strict and made me feel quite cramped when moving through the maze. Maybe this is intended, but it made it hard to look around and see what my creeps were doing and where they were at.

The other thing that I would note is that this game is surprisingly a lot more challenging than I expected it to be! If it were expanded into something more I would definitely try to ease the player into the game more. Having a wall of text and then immediately getting thrown in was a bit overwhelming. I'd also add just a bit of player feedback when your units die, you're taking damage, your current score, etc. The lack of those things made it hard to keep track of the state of the game. Beyond that, I think you'd just need a bit of polish to emphasize the gameplay!

That aside, the idea of having to be on the enemy side in a tower defense game is a really cool idea! I would definitely like to see this fleshed out more and it could evolve into a very interesting game.   Good job on submitting to the game jam! Good luck with the jam, and I hope to see more from you in the future!

I'm a noob, btw, xD:

I was thinking about having a reversed tower defense game, but I didn't come up with a concept that would be viable in the short amount of time. Yours is very cool, I liked it a lot. Don't worry about the camera and UI, we understand it's 48h :D Congrats on the game!

I had no real idea of my success vs failure, until the end.

cool idea. the camera is a bit awkward and i couldn't see the enemy's towers.

I like the idea of different units having different strengths in order to strategize and maximize your score. I do think having them all be controllable with a button each made it harder to control and less predictable which could go against that strategic element

Fun Concept, but it's hard to keep track of the units. Adding the numpad numbers would also be nice.

Pretty cool idea of guiding the units to the goal yourself.

I had a bit of trouble keeping track of all the units, having the camera from a bird eye view would be easier.

But overall even with this camera perspective it's a good idea! Great job completing it in such a short time