Fair enough, I had clicked the tutorial before but didn't realize I had to keep clicking the buttons to see the instructions for how to handle the enemies. It would be more intuitive if the tutorial was in a separate panel with the arrows right below the instructions, but I understand time constraints within a game jam. I gave it a go again and it seems fun! I've updated my rating as well. Cheers.
Thank you so much for playing! I am planning a slew of updates post the SoloDevelopment Summer Jam voting period which should balance the game a bit more along with more upgrades and QoL changes like health bars for enemies.
I am sorry, but I didn't understand the controls at all. I tapped a few keys and it seems space kills some soldiers after I click on them and I couldn't do anything to the archers. A tutorial or description of controls is desperately needed.
Oooh I really liked it. I especially loved the vfx for when new intersections spawned in. But I did run into a bug where all the cars were stuck despite toggling the lights on and off repeatedly. But great job!
Interesting concept, didn't realize the goal was to keep both sides alive till I saw the comment below. I think with a little more polish and a tutorial or instructions you have something here. Good job!
Thank you! There is actually music playing but it's turned really low. Can you try turning up your system volume? If you still can't hear it, let me know and I will patch it after the jam ends/upload a windows exe version (could be a browser issue).
Not sure what I am supposed to be doing. The win/lose conditions aren't clear. The button spawns particles and then background scene moves and I get the lose message every time.
Such an original idea! This was a really creative interpretation of the theme. Although I am really bad at the game. I think keeping the wind constant in magnitude and direction for the starting few levels and then gradually changing it would tune the difficulty curve nicely
I am bad at the game, and drop all the balls within 5 seconds. This wouldn't be a problem if the restart button worked so that I could keep trying again. But I love the idea of chaos being a bouncing juggler. So much potential there!
I like the art style, but I couldn't play it full-screen which made reading what the card upgrades did very difficult. But surprising amount of juice when killing enemies. Curious to know what the game engine was. Love the music btw.
Good job on getting everything including assets ready in 72 hours. The movement needs a little bit of polish. The dash seemed to skip the player ahead and the melee seems overpowered when you can get it.
