I played your game on stream: https://www.twitch.tv/videos/1832466938?t=00h02m02s (there's no audio at the beginning because I had muted myself without realizing)

Overall, I had fun! The core gameplay is fun and the short levels and unending nature made me want to keep going and going.

Here are some suggestions for improvements. The game is good as is, but making some/all of these changes would make the game even better!

• I didn't know what the red monster was until someone on stream told me they blew up. Watching the red monsters more carefully after that made me realize the fireworks were from the red monsters. I'd thought they were from completing a level.
  
• More variety in monster types: having different kinds of monsters would be great, like one that can freeze/slow down some towers, or some with resistances to different types of attack
• UI: selecting the towers to upgrade was a bit hit-and-miss. I eventually realized that my mouse had something to do with it, but I'd be moving my character close to towers and it wasn't selecting the right one, or not selecting any tower at all. Maybe you can have something where it selects the closest tower once you're close enough, and if there's a bunch, maybe tab-select them? The mouse could override it potentially, but it doesn't have to be the primary way of selecting towers
• UI: I lost track of my character quite a few times, especially when it was hidden behind enemies. Maybe have the player character always on top, or have some other effect to show where the player is
• UI: I lost track of the mouse cursor quite a bit as well
• Towers: The dishwasher's towers drop knives I believe (someone on stream told me that). I thought they were caltrops that would slow enemies down. Overall, it felt like the knife towers were lackluster compared to the other types.
• Towers: I built the wrong tower type at some point, because I was controlling the dishwasher. I wonder if there's a way to show the tower being built, or something in the UI, to indicate what I would build to minimize spending resources on building something I didn't want
• Towers: Upgrading towers is great. Maybe have some way to have options in towers, e.g., at level 3, choose between increased firing rate, or increased damage, etc

I am going through all submissions to make all developers aware of an important Google form I've made.

I'm joining the IQ folks to help organize smaller events in between the main FQ event in order to help prevent us from getting too many games in main events. Right now, I have a planned structure for these events but I would like to hear from everyone who was in this event in order to tune things better. The survey is a bit long, but it covers as much as I could think of. If you can take the time to do the survey by June 1st, I would immensely appreciate it!

You can find the form here: https://forms.gle/P9LPYwERhJtpZzteA

Overall, really fun spin on a tower defense game. Pretty unique with all the kitchen appliances as your main line of defense. The difficulty, however, was a bit too easy for my liking. I know many people don't want something too challenging, so have you considered a difficulty setting?

The fridge is ridiculously OP LOL Like... I didn't even switch to my other appliances... except to move them to a better location. I continued to control my fridge because it was LEAGUES above everything else. I feel that attack needs toned down quite a bit.

I'd love to see more variety of enemies, as well. I played to about round 40 and was fighting the same creatures (small, few colors and the large) but that was it. Are there more monsters eventually?

Love that you can upgrade your towers.

OVERALL... music. Great and intense. Really fitting for the game. Controls/UI was well done. No issues here. Art & Graphics were good. Overall fun... it was. I had a great time in the early stages. However, I will say it got a bit repetitive for me around Round 30'ish. I stopped playing at round 42. Mostly because I didn't find it all that challenging. Maybe it would had I played longer... but after about 42 rounds I was still annihilating enemies with my fridge LOL OP Fridge taking out all those hungry lil monsters. GG EZ monsters :-P

Hey, that's some great progress you made! Name change is nice, too - first time around my first impression was "It's some kind of horror game" :D 

• The balance feels much better overall - Almost never it felt like the situation on the playfield is "solved for good". I haven't moved some of my appliances until the very late game, though
• Turret variety is nice, base appliance progression feels good too
• Fridge feels pleasantly OP in both modes. 
• When they finally got me, was around wave ~40-50. The swarm of little pink guys got me. Weren't able to max out any turrets, I had a number of them and spread metal between them evenly
• In the endgame, there is a small period where keeping appliances static is not an option any more - you have to constantly move them during a monster wave. Feels quite difficult but also fun. If that's the skill you would like your players to develop - this time frame feels really small, most of the time just keeping appliances in the same spot works, and after that stops working and you have to reposition during the wave - in about 5-10 waves repositioning the appliances would not save you any more. That's the feeling, at least - I haven't played many times to confirm this. The fact is, the game pushes you to constantly utilize relocation tactic at some point.
• The core gameplay feels quite solid. Might want to start thinking of making it more replayable, adding more variety between different runs

Once again, the game feels smooth and understandable, as it was the first time around. Good luck upgrading it further!

You ever say something to someone, not really sure if they'll listen to any of it only to later find out they listened to ALL of it? That's me right now. :D

I won't lie. Seeing this back and how every nearly every single thing was tackled is amazing. The aesthetic was improved, the mobile turrets got levels, and we got multiple turrets! It's pretty hype, to say the least. The game has made some huge leaps since last time!

As such, please allow me to give feedback on the current state and where I think improvements can be made next.

First and most important, we need some optimization going on now. When I first played this on stream, there were some major framerate issues. The amount of graphical power being taken by the game was causing encoding problems for OBS. Obviously, this isn't good. As such, looking into optimization of the graphics, as well as providing settings for changing them in game, would be good at this.

Second, we should throw in balance regarding metal earned per wave and the difficulty of the wave. Eventually, the metal you earn per round caps at 200. However, by round 80, this cap of 200 per round causes issues; you can't earn enough metal to keep up with building and upgrading enough towers to make it through. I know with more enemies you get more metal, but it's no where near enough. I'd say the metal earned for finishing a wave needs to keep going past 200, though maybe at a lower rate than prior to hitting 200.

Finally, balance between the different turrets is needed. When trying single-turret use strategies, I found the vents from the fridge were by far the best due to having no cap on how many enemies they can hit at a time while the knife blocks suffered for not being able to hit enough enemies.

Oh, almost forgot! Maybe a function to not control any of the three turrets. Their firing  when not controlled is way better, and I think there could be a fun risk/reward combination of temporarily dropping control of all three turrets to let them operate at max power. Maybe add in a time delay after changing which one you control before you can change again, and dropping all control is a slightly longer delay?

The game was really enjoyable, and fun. Since i used to play a lot of this type of games before, it brings back good memories. The art is lovely, and the colors chosen was a good one too. Would be nice to see different settings like theme kitchens and such. Really nice. (Dalkien from Haunting Humans Studio)

Good framework on this project. All the core elements are there, so now it's just building blocks. Good fun but after 5 minutes there is no super game changer to keep player invested. Consider adding an upgrade or skill tree to the appliances to add fire damage, ice damage, etc. Add a better setting around the kitchen instead of a plain blue skybox. Add backgrounds and backdrops to fully immerse the player in this world. MUSIC was incredible though! Huge props there and the enemy art style is cute. Keep it up!