Good concept.  Not would be better to put the Help/Tutorial for the first level, and also make the mouse visible, or with the enter start the level. Overall very nice idea and great game design. Don't forget to play and rate my game :)

Great game!

A good submission with a very creative hook. Using the keys feels good and the CRT effect is fun. You already know the game has no obvious connection to the theme but personally I think the theme promotes bad game design, so whatever. I could be critical on many thing but this is a game jam game and judging from that standpoint is important. More juice would help make the game feel much better. I would love to hear a heavy synth wave track and see particles bursting on key clicks and enemy damage. Since the game takes place  in a computer there so much potential for juicing this game up. Thanks for sharing your submission!

Really cool idea, I liked the changes to the levels towards the end. It took a bit for me to get what was going on, but I got it eventually. The graphics looked nice and the sfx was good. It might have been good to have an effect when you take damage. The pathing worked well and the idea of routing levels was really unique. Great work!

Overall very good game. I like the idea of using the keyboard to choose the path for the enemies. Unfortunatelly I had to use the mouse, because of my QWERTZ keyboard, but I like it very much that you put the option for the mouse into it. Clever game design ;)

The graphics and audio are really nice. It's now the second game in a game jam that I see using this tube tv shader. I know that you can create some of the effect with the post processing package in Unity, but I don't know how to get the line effect. Is this just a transparent overlay? Do you have any tutorial for this effect?

Unfortunately, I have to cut some points for the theme. I read the theme description on your game page, but that is not enough. Sorry.

I think you can really build up on your game idea for a full fledged game, but I'm not sure if you should stick to the keyboard level layout. It's a nice idea, but it is also resctricting you with the level design.

Rated - Wow what a cool idea, and what a fun way to control the path with your keyboard!  I would take this idea and fly with it.  Example:  make different environment keyboards, a jungle keyboard, a moon keyboard, desert, etc.  Super awesome, 5 star innovation for sure.  Please check out my entry when you have time~ good day!

Nice visuals and audio, cool concept.

p.s. on level 4, the arrangement I tried to use caused the first tower to not shoot the enemies.

it kept shooting here rather than at them, is it because the turret shoots ahead of the targets?

I am impressed that someone finally makes the tower defense game. It's one of my favorite type of games. I had an idea of TD game that players can decide the path of the enemies which different from normal TD game. It will be very interesting if the players could build towers and making a maze. I see a lot of potential in this game. That's incredible that you made the game in 45 hours. 

I'm curious if you also wrote the pathfinding algorithm yourself within the time?

There is still some issue in the game. The BGM is a bit short that it loops very often. Also, it is a bit boring after that level started. Maybe some upgrading on the tower key? Or Implement the fast forwards? IDK.

I hope you could give me some feedback on mine ;)

Clever game with clever puzzles. I did go for a few trophies as well as they were interesting. The most interesting aspect was managing the turrets' behaviours, in the sense of how they would approach the enemy movement. As straight as possible was my strat.

Graphics are excellent. Obviously the game looks somewhat simple, but it's consistent in its abstract look. And it's colourful too, which helped give it a personality.

Let's talk execution. I think you should have implemented a different colour for the start button, as it's the same as the enemy spawn point. Maybe Black BG and white text, to indicate it's a special key. I would have also tinted the text red, if you were not ready to go, and green if you were. This would move the path validity test from clicking the button itself to adding or removing any key.

Would have liked a special key for "undo" and "redo" (that's a lot to ask), and one for "reset board" (that's not a lot to ask).

My least favourite aspect of the experience was the music loop. Short, repetitive, and not particularly enjoyable from my perspective. The SFX were fine.

I don't see how the game hits the theme in any way.

Great entry, I enjoyed playing it.