Not sure if I played this correctly but I ended up treating this as a regular TD game. I assume the goal was to be able to deflect the enemies but bypass the defense when it's your turn to play as enemy. To communicate this better some fail condition would help I guess.
I will give it another try today, but here is my first attempt:
Had fun playing this! Love the upgrades and player's AI. Found some op strats so stopped playing at some point. Visual effects are really well made too. The only issue I found it was hard to figure out controls but got used to them on my third try.
Clever puzzle, not very clever me solving this puzzle. Nice to hear you adding more levels. Especially would be fun to see some with more than one solution possible.
Here is my playthrough (warning: I have no idea what I am doing):
The game gets too easy with damage upgrades and extremely hard without one. This could sound fair, however other upgrades do not give such a comparable advantage. Mood is really nice, effects are crisp. I wish I could face what I saw on a preview image - a dozen of angry eyes but they only come one by one.
Awesome game once you figure out the rules. Unique and fresh gameplay with an impressive art for 48 hours. I do not even know what to add here. The speed up felt kinda ugh, but fair considering its goal is to shorten the survivability of the player. I guess you could replace it with limited balls count or a finite amount of rounds per level.
I would add some bonuses (e.g. expand the platform, shrink the platform, gravity change, drop speed, etc.) to make the game more spicy. Also some bombs that aim on a specific figure type or color so player can decide if it worth picking them or not.
For some reason instead of carefully thinking where and when use my cards I spammed them because I had just too many of them. Also some sort of a pause to read the text the cards would be nice. Glad you added progression by adding rooms over time - nice touch.
Had fun playing this one especially when I got to weld the scientist into some sort of a monster from The Forest. Tail one was tricky, but I am happy I figured it out.
Really impressed by the variety of upgrades and tactics. While I performed really bad on my first two tries I will definitely play more of this. Also may I ask what do you use to create the music? Is that audiotool?
I come to a conclusion if you do not press buttons immediately - you increase cooldowns for yourself. So the best strat is to press them as soon as they ready, because the enemy is always there.
I am not using navmesh for this one. I forgot how to use it properly once they removed it from default packages. But I need to revisit it at some point.
Love the sfx and effects! Had some troubles reaching the third screen but got there on my third try (not on the video). Later realized I can hold-drag anywhere on the screen. not just on the ball :D
Stressful multitasking! I wish the hits were indicated more clearly (enemy blink or something), also forgot what the second ability does. Great idea with the color tint of the screen because I had no time to look at the UI :D
