Hello guys. i made an Online Multiplayer Game for 48 hours Game Jam. 

WebGL Game Link : https://koyungames.itch.io/bad-goats-web 

i want to develop this game after the game jam.   Can I get an opinion on its current state?

Some of my thoughts : 

• Change 2D to 3D 
• Ragdoll Characters
• Game Modes ( Last Man Standing, Shooting, etc. )

Do you think it is worth the effort? 

Nice banner and itch's theme (green shades in background, like grassy surfaces), its title in black font with white outlines ...I like the added greyish lines as 3D-text, maybe some of the letters could be shaped as kitchen-knife or sheep/goat? (I like that chicken in graphics at that banner, floofy but bit unusually big in height?) & the 'run game'-button suits to the banner's title-colours.

dark-red bg, join-game/confirm:
I'd prefer the non-title texts rather in lower-case letters, in capital ones they look like screamed in voice (like in reference to chatting and capslock), I was stunned that it's in red/white colours there. Nice that neither no text (blank) or a space-icon gets the game still locked for now. And I like the nick being typed like referring to my keyboard: not just in capital or lowercase only.

starting game:
uhm, my "Crossfire271" being shortened to "Crossfi"? I'd expect it limit that prev. input to e.g. 7 letters, if they got cropped later?

Rolling that chicken against the farmer/butcher, nothing happens, he still stays in pose sharpening his knife in silence. That log can't get turned to its right side (gets stuck at 90 degree upward-pose, facing the dirt vs. the sky)? My char. could stand on it, jump and hit "e"-key, even in distance hay gets bit knocked off its pile. Also that chicken gets stuck at the log (where the 'start game'-sign's posed), is it a coincidence because my char can't get further yet, still bit of that hay-pile are stocked-up approx. as two-sized block? My chicken rolled back to farmer, later got back to that log somehow ...like the pavement re-shaped and gets lowered at the human's direction, etc.?

Thank you for feedbacks. We will continue to develop this game and consider your good suggestions.