The gameplay is quite engaging that I couldn't stop playing until I beat the game. I like the enemy variety. The difficulty curve and the enemy wave patterns are crafted well. The health indicators next to enemies is a nice touch. I always have a thing for minimal color palette pixel art games. Great job!
Thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed it! I plan to expand the game after the jam. Maybe a story about being stuck in the stand until the next festival to serve memorable, unique monsters alongside the procedural ones. Maybe seasonal events and monster types. Sky's the limit :D
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Thank you so much! I definitely prefer horror too and I am not sure why I made a cooking game. :D Maybe I should tweak it a little bit and expand the story after the jam.
Thank you so much! Glad you liked it. The current state of the game is far from being complete since it is the original submission to the Ludum Dare. I am working on fixing the issues including the one you mention about text. I totally agree that fading in and out is a far better solution. I plan to upload a new version in a few days with additional music and visuals. Also, I will expand the story in upcoming months
Thanks! Sure, here are my two cents :) After several tries to understand the mechanics, I reached the conclusion that repairing the most damaged door while waiting for reloading and then using the bullets on the enemies which are forcing the current most damaged door was an effective strategy. Also, I placed the towers close to the doors which I plan to repair last. By the way, relatively weak “towers” is a good design choice to avoid the age-old pitfall of decreasing difficulty curve (which can eventually take away the challenge) through the gameplay. For the mini card game, it is a cool touch in the wild west concept but I've never understood any game involving cards, so i am not the most reliable player to evaluate that :D
I really liked the addictive and challenging gameplay which kept me playing for a better run. (currently I'm in top 3 :) ) Art style is quite pleasant. Last but not least, implementation of a leaderboard in a jam game is admirable. Great job!
Thank you so much! I’m glad that you enjoyed the game. I agree about the potential tedium after a while. Hopefully, after the jam, I plan to add monster variety and mechanics for a more complete experience.
I really like the visual style and the lore, which is reminiscent of retro sci fi movies. Gameplay is so enjoyable that I couldn't stop until I beat it on my third run. Good job!
