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Happy you like the game so far! That’s a great idea. We want to make it more important to strategize around which troops are spawned, so adding a count will help!

Thanks!

You can play it here: https://jorbits.itch.io/crown-siege

Sometimes it takes a minute to load.

Thanks that’s a good suggestion!

Well done on getting though the upgrade tree! The full release will definitely feature a bigger upgrade tree. Also we are hoping to add a Roguelike/Arcade mode of sorts, which might be interesting to :)

Thanks!

Glad you enjoyed the game!

We now made the tower slightly more resistant to damage. This way it can hold out a bit longer, when no units are around.

Blockades, traps and etc. are something we are considering for the full release of the game!

Glad you liked the game and thanks for the ideas!

We've just now added keybinds "Q" and "E" for units. Holding down the key will trigger multiple purchases.

That’s a good idea! Thanks

I should've added a warning, but this version of the demo does not save yet. The steam demo and full game will though.

Glad you enjoyed the game! I agree with your feedback, the top bar needs some improvement for sure. 
In the meantime I've added more visual feedback to the buttons and their respective cost.

I'm also planning to have an option/upgrade to automatically buy troops. This will help with the chaos of the later battles and make it possible to add new interactive upgrades that have more direct influence on the battlefield.

Sadly, I introduced a bug a few hours ago, which made it so you could only ever get one crown... This is now fixed.

I'm planning to introduce some upgrades that offer more control/strategy. Like being able to use the cursor to boost nearby troops. I like your idea of setting a knight strategy and I will probably try to add little healthbars to the knights soon.

The text displaying the cost of the troops is slightly bigger now.

Thank you!

Glad you enjoyed this first demo!

What do you mean? You can just hold down a key.

That's odd. Does writing the resume work for you?

Interesting. You also have to do two interviews afterwards, but you only get the job once.

I'll try to fix it in a post-jam version after the ludum dare rating period is over. Luckily it's not really game breaking.

Thank you! I’ve got some ideas still, so I might keep working on it. 

Maybe the dream of early retirement was a scam...

I'm glad you liked it!

The viewport should scale properly now. Thanks for mentioning this problem!

Nice, well done!

Thank you!

Well done! I think it's probably very hard to get 5 stars. You either have to level up all the food types or build a seperate belt that has every type of sushi on it, but no chairs. So the customers think you serve all options.

Glad you enjoyed it!

Thank you! The game will definitely need some instructions. Was there anything else that was unclear?

Thanks! It just becomes very hard, once a game has hundreds of ratings. I‘m just happy, about how many people played it so far and will definitely try to keep working on it.

Took a minute to get a hang of the controls. Very fun game play tough, even though it's simple. Felt good seeing a cheap item pop up.

Very interesting concept and fun to play. A tactical horror game...

Glad you enjoyed it! Hopefully post jam :D

Glad you enjoyed it! I have some plans for a post-jam version, based on the feedback I've been getting and also some ideas I was not able to implement yet.

The art is really good and the gameplay feels very polished! Hoping to see more of the deck-building aspect in the future.
Also thanks for checking out our Sushi Dojo game at GGF!

I really like the pixel art. It's interesting how we had the same core idea, but went into different art styles and genres.

Glad you enjoyed it!

Yeah it will definitely need some strategic elements. I have some plans for that though.

Thanks for checking it out! And I‘m glad you enjoyed it.

Cute little game. I like the idea of having time be your hp too.

Amazing! You guys should definitely turn this into a full game. Maybe "a short hike" kind of, where you go around town as a journalist and then put the newspaper together or something.

Really cool puzzle game. I like how the different mechanics explain them selves throughout the levels, but I'm also amazed that you were able to put in quite a lot of different concepts.

Very nice art and some interesting puzzles!