I really like the mechanic of picking up your dead enemies and creating some franken-tank. I also liked how the arena walls were dynamic. I would suggest changing the camera angle to be a bit more top down (might require a slight zoom out to compensate) since it was a bit hard to see below me if I was on the top half of the arena.

My favorite part though is when you think you're unkillable because you have so many tanks strapped to you and then the boss comes with an equally ridiculous amount of tanks strapped to it.

This is probably one of my favourite 3D submissions of this jam. The movement is extremely smooth, probably the smoothest 3D movement I've seen so far, and it's extremely fun to control. I really love all the little animation details, like mentioned before the level emerging from the ground, and things like the tank death animations. Although the mechanic of killing things and using their parts is a common take of the theme, you've pulled it off extremely well here with a great armor mechanic. Your game's gameplay is very well polished and I enjoyed every second of it.

The only thing I would say is that the enemy projectiles were quite difficult to dodge as they were extremely fast (especially the boss) and there wasn't much of a warning when they were about to shoot, making it very easy to lose health early (Which for me kind of takes away from the fun a tiny bit). You can add some very basic telegraphing by having the tank's gun scale right before it shoots as a little warning sign, and then have the bullets a tiny bit easier to dodge (Maybe that's not how these kinds of games work, but I like it when I'm able to avoid taking damage). And, though I understand there was a time constraint, a tutorial would be nice as I forgot some of the controls later.

This was very, very fun to play. I'm hoping it continues to do well in the jam!

I think it's cool how the level emerges before each round. Would be cool if you worked it into some kind of procedural generation so the level could change while you are playing... Anyway, nice game! I had fun.

I like the concept and all my issues were already commented by other people in greater detail than I ever could. But overall pretty good game one thing I did notice however was that there was a small bit of sound not sure if I was imagining things or if the game was just really quiet on my end for some reason. But other than that fun game.

Hey, fun game! First things first, I'm not a fan of text based tutorials. I hate reading, but I love playing. So I recommend letting players experience the tutorial rather than reading it.

Also, I'm not sure if it's just my computer or not, but I tried playing the game in a browser and it froze each time. Sometimes before the level started, sometimes while fighting enemies. Not sure if that's just my machine or the game itself.

I really liked the speed of my projectile. It made it feel good to hit enemies. I also like that you give visual feedback that enemies are hit with a small knockback, good job on that. I think I also would've liked a small flash of red on the enemies or some other visual indicator in addition to the knockback to make it just a little more obvious. I found it got a little hard to see who got knocked back when the tanks were in a crowd sometimes.

I also really liked the death animation and the sense of permanence between levels since the dead tanks stay where you killed them. The particle effects around that were also really cool.

That being said, I didn't care too much for the speed of the enemy tanks' projectiles. They were so fast that I couldn't really dodge them very easily. It made it too hard and my health was too low to do anything meaningful with it. I never made it past wave 2, I think in large part due to this. So, turning the projectile speed down for enemies I think would help make it a little easier.

One final nitpick, I'm not sure how this fits the theme of "join together". But, I had fun, so it doesn't matter too much for me.

Overall, I think you have a fun game here, it just needs a little more feedback and polish for the sake of gamefeel. Good job!

Very neat concept, and polished execution! I thought that the length was perfect, as it gave me just enough time to learn the mechanics before the awesome bossfight. Great job, 5-starred!