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I enjoyed this one and played through a few times. I liked the balance of spending time on upgrades, learning which ones were worth the cost, and finding goo deals in the shop.

Is there a win condition? I thought I had a bunch of time left and got a time expired screen.

This seems like a nice, well-polished game for a 48 hour jam, with good gameplay, art, and music. I think it fits the theme of the jam very well, too.

I'm glad you included the tutorial levels teaching the new mechanics - that helped me out a lot. The puzzles were the right level of challenge for me, requiring a bit of thought and experimentation, but beatable. Well done, especially for 48 hours!

I was able to get to the end and I thought this was a very well put together game for 48 hours! I think you had the right amount of levels for introducing the concepts of the different characters and then flipping the controls for the thief.

I definitely got some horror/scary vibes from this one once I had to hide from the enemies, especially with the crying sound effect. Interesting concept and gameplay trying to manage both ants!

I'm a fan of tower defense games, so I am really happy I got to play this one!

Cool, I will try it out later today. I'm a Unity beginner and I also had trouble with my WebGL build, so I understand how tricky it is!

It was a little difficult to understand what all the letters did at first, but I learned through trial and error and found that this is really a solid well-put-together game!

Nice game! My high score was 234 after one run with several lucky box placements.

What part wasn't working? Did you hold down the movement keys (WASD/Arrows) for a long time?

I had trouble playing it since the sides are cut off. Do you need to update the web player size so that we can see everything?

I had trouble playing it since the sides are cut off. Do you need to update the web player size so that we can see everything?

Thanks, @discoPiranha! I felt like this was barely a game, but I was happy with the way the movement worked out (unless you press 2 movement keys at the same time - I didn't have time to fix that bug, ha ha).

I don't have any plans to continue with this idea, but if you're interested in looking at any of the code, it's here: https://github.com/apitman/pride-puzzle-game