Wow this is a really solid game! Great job! It follows the theme well, has a geat and polished presentation, engaging puzzles. It can practically be released as a full game as is! I also appreaciate letting us skip levels since a few of the puzzle were pretty tough, skipping them allowed us to see the entire game. A couple minor comments I have would be:

• The text itself is hard to read. It looks interesting but it made me not want to read it anymore after the first tutorial.
• Glad there is a reorder system but it would be nice if it could be a little more easier to use, like drag and drop with the mouse.
• Maybe some sort of tool-tip that mentions how each character will attack even after the tutorial? Not a big issue here but if the game ever got bigger it would be nice to quickly reference what a character, enemy, or object does.

Anyway fanstastic game! Defintely one of the best I've played in the jam so far!

Excellent job! Got stuck on the last level though. :( Any hints?

Really hope you continue to work on this post-jam! Some QoL-features I'd enjoy:

• moving a character not only down, but also up in the turn order
• letting the "play"-button toggle between "play" and "stop"
• removing a single hero by right-clicking on it
• direct level selection

Wow, that was impressive. I did have an issue with the game not loading in Chrome, but it worked fine in incognito mode. I found most of the later levels to be quite challenging. Though, I did manage to beat all of them. The two levels before the introduction of the barbarian stood out in particular.

My main request would be a tooltip to be able to get basic info regarding a hero or enemy. A standalone build in Windows would be great as well. That way I can save it in my folder containing awesome games.

Really great puzzle game with a good variety of mechanics and good polish and detail! I especially liked how the different characters had interactions with each other and you managed to put in a lot of levels! The graphics were also simple and made the puzzles very readable. The only suggestion I have there would be to make the skeletons a lighter shade (or even just white) so that it's easier to distinguish them from orcs.

Some of the levels were a bit less "tight" than they could have been, presumably because there wasn't that much time during the jam to check all the levels. Here's a couple levels with solutions that use fewer characters than given:

One other minor thing that was probably just me: I thought the paladin was invincible and tried pushing them onto some spikes and was a bit surprised when they died as a result.