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Nice tower defence! I loved the inclusion of the tutorial. Well done!

Suggestions for future improvement:

• Make the background and the paths a bit more distinct from each other. I found it hard to tell them apart, and placing items down was a bit more of a guessing game. 
• Change the coin location to the upper right corner of the screen, or place it entirely differently from the item selection table. I often forgot how many coins I had to spend because I kept thinking they were part of the item selection.
• It would be nice, I think, to be able to collect the coins in the middle of the round so I could buy and place items as the wave went. 

I enjoyed the simplicity of the game, and the art style is very charming.

We were unable to submit a web GL build for this jam, as it was easier for us to work in C# than GDScript.

This game reminds me of an old flash game called "Pillage the Village". It would have been nice to have either a counter of how many people were left in the wave or a general timer.

Clever take on the theme, it was a fun game. 

 I do wish there were auditory indicators that your lungs were about to collapse, similar to the power station. 

What were you playing with? Controller or a laptop mouse pad? 

This was a clever interpretation of the theme. You should clarify what the aim of the game is, whether in the description or in the game and what the controls are. After playing a few rounds, you should either slow down the rate of the automatic shooting or allow the player to automatically re-generate soldiers over time. 

The most straightforward way I can think of would be to split the current campfire ui into 5 individual campfires that get crossed out or "turn on" as the player turns the actual campfires on. Pair that with a little bit of sign posting so the player has a better idea of where they're supposed to go and you're golden.

Honestly, that mechanic is already there, I kept kicking the spiders into the fire until they died. Kicking the spider to beat it was too difficult, but pushing it into the fire was easy.

Keep up the good work!

Once I realised I could kick these spiders Into the fire to defeat them, it was over for them. 

Nice little game, I can see that you intended the kicking to be used to attack the spiders, but I found it most fun when I realised I could push back the spiders into the fire, and I thought I could kick some firewood into the fire to keep it going and was disappointed when I realised you couldn't.

Cute little game. Firstly, I would make it a bit clearer that there are multiple fireplaces you have to turn on; it took me a second to realise I wasn't trying to maintain that fire but was actually turning on several. 

I would also strongly recommend you add a minimap of sorts or guiding points to show where all the fireplaces are. I got a bit lost when looking for them. 

I liked that you could very clearly see that your fire was running out via the character changing size and that you could turn yourself back on via oil or the fire.

Keeping your fire alive whilst defending yourself is engaging. 

I suggest keeping the interaction button for a core action (picking up and attacking) the same. I instinctively kept trying to press E vs Left, clicking to attack.

Additionally, I would add the ability to regenerate health by having the demons drop hearts.  This would make the action of killing an enemy feel more rewarding.

You should be able to drag and drop the items onto the chopping board and then click on the chopping lines.

The game was creepy and was overall pretty cool. I will say. However, I don't know if this was a bug or if I was playing it wrong, but I couldn't get the secondary actions working. I would suggest making secondary interactions their own buttons to avoid confusion. 

The game was quite funny; I would suggest adding an indicator of how many endings there are. Also, a menu to turn down the music.  It would also be cool to have new options unlocked as you uncover different endings.

Interesting premise, I wasn't expecting the scene on the beach. It did make me chuckle.