hello everyone - I'm still new to godot and coding in general, so I was wondering if it's allowed to use AI as a code-checking tool? sometimes there's no tutorials available for specific functions and it helps a great deal to understand what was done wrong. please let me know :)
first off - "music from youtube" is not giving proper credit, you should name the creator and provide a source. the game is a neat little tower defenese, I liked the arcade theme, but it gets very hard very quickly. consider rebalancing the early difficulty!
interesting concept - wish we had gotten more time per stage, it's quite confusing at first. did you make the manager sprite and background music yourself?
satisfying little game! I played until the 64 coin, then progress felt a bit steep with the only two gold fields available. if you keep developing this idea, my suggestion would be to implement a trade-in system: trade 1000 copper for 10 gold or something like that. but good job so far for a jam!
a very unique concept - I liked it! could be improved by putting labels on the tools on the right. I could even see a longer versions with more events, different coins, and some fitting sfx for the tools. well done!
short but interesting - I like the color palette you chose for this. a heads-up, your music tracks don't loop. I'm curious what you meant when you credited "youtube" for your sfx?
simple little clicker game, but they are always fun, aren't they? I liked the choice of music and the little animation, would be a cool addition if you were able to do something with it. also some sort of ending / goal would be satisfying, like reaching 10k coins or something. good job :)
seems interesting, unfortunately my game froze when I tried to end my first turn and stayed on 0%. it's also not quite clear what to do at the beginning - consider implementing a tutorial if you keep developing this! :)
the concept is fun, the execution still quite buggy! I played until the timer ran out simply by shouting at everyone lol, because I could not figure out how to pick things up and/or deliver them. I'm curious what this could become with some more development time!
this looks like an interesting concept, but I'm a bit lost at what to do when the game starts. a tutorial of some sort would be helpful. I like the sleek look of the UI!
the graphics and sound are great - since you didn't credit anyone, I assume you made them all by yourself? the gameplay was a bit much all at once, putting a tutorial round at the beginning would probably be helpful. but still, great job :)
I played for about ten minutes and still wasn't done with all the features, that's impressive for a jam game! it was nicely paced and genuinely fun to play, so great job :)
I liked this more than I care to admit :D yes it's silly and quite unfinished, but also charming. would love to see where you were originally going with this!
love the art style and color palette of the game! I only gave it a quick go but the gameplay seems pretty complex, that's impressive. overall very coherent and appealing, great job :)
the art on this is the star of the show to me, but the gameplay mechanics were actually fun too! would definitely play a longer version of this, good job :)
I've always been into tower defense games, this is a simple one but all the core mechanics work, so good job :) first thing I would add is some sort of "game over" screen, I didn't realize I had lost for a second :D
this seems quite the early prototype, so there isn't much for me to say here. some things I've noticed though: the music track does not loop, and once you get to the bank, the walls are low enough to jump over and fall into eternity. I did like the idea of different gates doubling or halving your coins!
honestly surprised to see how little this has been rated yet! I really, really liked the concept and would play a full version of this immediately. you didn't give any credits, did you make all of these assets and the music yourself? I especially liked how there's a little story on the page and on the ending screen. great job!
