Hey! The game is somewhat processing intensive,especially with the near infinite build-scaling of the late game. Making it browser friendly would compremise the gameplay too much as the browser only alocates a small amount of resources. Would love for you to try the download, but if not there is thousands of other great games in this jam for you to try! :)
Very cool concept! Played 3 rounds, with no wins. Solid entry with cute graphics. main critique is that the volume slider is mapped to decibels, not linearly ;)
Really clever setup! I imagine my bases have been a bit too 'tower' heavy, atleast with the recent forge buffs. I Imagine forges spamming knights is a better strat now, although i might (don't remember my max at the current patch) have cracked level 50 with towers in the past. GGs man!
Great prototype, i completed the game as it is now!
The game is still obviously in early stages, and i imagine the majority of my criticism will be fixed as the project moves forward in development, however here are some standouts:
Enemies feel very stiff, why are we shooting the poor peasants when they're just hanging out.
Enemies attacking you should decrease the walls hp
You loose the "satisfying arrow wave" plowing down enemies when you focus your shoot on single targets
Looks a bit asset-flippy as of now, but that is obviously alright for a prototype
Thank you! The theme "descent" was kinda shoved into the game as in "you **descend** from a great cheff" could have been a lot better haha. Enyways glad you enjoyed it :)
I was ready to play those 10$ smh.. Well done getting something together in the time frame, even though it's not done, it beat the 301 people who went quiet.
Well done completing you first jam! The game was cool, however tying the movement to players direction was quite confusing. Would also have liked some player animation :) All inn all a good submission, and great use of the theme
Thanks, glad you liked it! Eggs should in theory be more common than milk? One of the propblems with a random game world i guess. And yeah absolutley too many "empty" worlds :)
