good game!

Having created an impassible deadlock at the center, I think I can safely say I’ve won the game, haha

I definitely had fun! The game feels impossible to lose at the moment, but that’s nothing that can’t be updated later on. Music felt extremely fitting, and contributed towards the whole game feeling like a pretty relaxed strategy game!

Oh my gosh this is GREAT. The gimmicks of the different troops were really fun to use to my advantage, especially with the switch sides cards. I also love how even though you can permanently block the opposing side, it isn't profitable because you need to kill troops to earn points. Love it!!!

Awesome concept and excellent execution; if put in the style of like plants vs zombies levels, with additional cards, units, different maps w/ obstacles, even abilities (e.g. destroy all units in a column, etc.) as u progress, this could definitely be a full fledged game

This is really something special. I will just come out and say that this is the only game so far that I’ve rated 5/5/5. It could certainly use a few balance adjustments, but that’s not really a big deal, and the underlying concept just works super well. With some tweaks, a tutorial, and maybe a short campaign if you’re feeling ambitious, this could easily be released as a full game. Fantastic job!

can't really say much that hasn't already been said! very polished entry with unique gameplay, the difficulty is on the easier side but that's to be expected from a 48hr jam game. all this really needs is some rebalancing and a tutorial to be a full release! great work

Great job! I can see myself playing this casually.

Really good entry, I have not seen anything else like this in the jam. It plays very intuitively and is easy to pickup. There is lots of room for strategy. My only feedback on the gameplay side is that it might be a bit on the easy side. As far as presentation goes, it looks beautiful, clean, and super readable. Great job.

The game is pretty cool once you get a hang of it. The graphics are really nice and I like the style and the music very much. My favourite strategy was to swap sides of goblins on the far back of opponent's forces, also tried to create a death squadron of sniper elves, but it didn't go as planned :D.

There were some bugs and exploits but it didn't hinder the experience too much. 

Honestly I don't know if I can give a bigger praise to the game than saying that I spent way too much time on it... If a jam game takes 30+ minutes out of my day, somebody did a good job.

I would of course want to see more cards, more races/classes, maybe some elemental fields on the board etc. but as far as the jam version is concerned this is a solid entry for sure. Pretty light but clever use of the theme, and once again a great style.

When I first saw the WIP screenshots I wasn't really expecting what I got, but as a fan of card games I couldn't ask for more, and as a fan of puzzle games I basically created my own puzzles in the game and challenged myself to do something that well... I succeded:

Once more, great job team :)

Graphics were simple but fit very well, I really enjoyed the submission. Despite the lack of tutorial, things were relatively intuitive, honestly it gets a little too easy once you know what you are doing. Some QOL stuff like showing the attack range of a unit when hovering over it would be nice, but as it stands its still a solid entry.

cool art, best music, couple gameplay/balance issues, very very fun. 

Very fun game. I think at the moment it's kind of let down by lack of clarity about what you're actually supposed to do and how the main mechanic works. Once I figured those out, I had a fun time with this. The presentation of the game was really good, both graphics and music. Overall one of the better ones I've played so far.

This game has great visuals and while it took a minute to figure things out, it was very intuitive once I got the hang of it. I'm not sure if that's already the case but I would love if the game got progressively harder or had a win state – I felt like I reached a stalemate. The units had perfect attack patterns which were really fun to play around with.

I really like the concept. Just add some well-defined goals and some levels and you've got a fully flashed out game!

Ohh, I adore this both visually and in concept. 

As it stands it kind of suffers from a lack of an end goal, and the fact you can place tiles on the right side of the board makes it very easy to break (I plugged up all the spawns with my own rocks and soldiers- having blue tiles take damage on the last column would probably fix that), but this is a very very solid foundation.

You've absolutely nailed the soft-strategy vibe here and I would love to see it fleshed out into a full game. I can definitely see it having some sort of 'key unit' system - each level could have a General or an Outpost you have to destroy above and beyond the core game loop.

Best of luck, I look forward to seeing you in the review video!