A nice little anti-tower defense game. It was oddly satisfying to watch my troops get closer and closer to the the enemy leader. I started to figure out patterns early on that were effective for getting troops over to her. I will say that later in the game after you update the fast ghost it can be a bit too easy. I do think you did a very good job of keeping the game readable and making clear at all times what was happening. (With so many moving things on screen it could easily have become overwhelming but that was not the case here.) Thanks for the game, it was nice.

I think the game looks really pretty and i feel like theres a cool concept here but there is nothing stopping you from just spamming, it feels as though it is hard to make any strategy around the different troops. I think  an important thing you could change is how they target troops, feels like they were changing at random sometimes. I tried sending the slimes in first to tank so that the devil would live to the end but the towers would just switch targets to the devil instantly. 

Cool art, cool concept, just needs a little more strategy behind it.

Upgrading your mobs was fun, but I did feel like I often had basically unlimited gold (except a few times against the final boss).  I like the idea of gold being based on picking up things on the track conceptually though - measuring how far your wave is getting and rewarding you for it makes sense.

Might be possible to solve the economy issues with a 'phase' system where you get multiple chances to upgrade / enemy to upgrade during a level, and you get to choose your upgrades based on what the enemy is building / upgrading. So there's a set number of flowers per phase, and it's a bit easier to tell whether you're doing well. Definitely a tricky concept to balance though!

The way the princess vibes out at the end of the track is very funny.

It was fun to see your progress as your horde made its way closer and closer to the enemy, and I admire how there were different types of tower to force different strategies, although honestly the game was very very easy. I had two strategies: most of the time, I made a bunch of tanks and occasionally a few ghosts, which would have cover because of the tanks and then could sprint to the princess once the tanks ran out. Or if there were lots of area-of-effect turrets, I also made lots of tanks and occasionally a few ghosts, well, a few more ghosts, which ran out ahead and distracted the area-of-effect turrets so the tanks could keep encroaching.

This game was quite fun! I like the mechanic of buffing the troops in between matches, it was quite creative. I'm not sure if it was just me, but it seemed like there wasn't a lose condition in this game. I'd see myself timing out of a level only to progress to the next one and I wasn't sure that was intentional.

- João G Borges

We liked the game, however it felt a little bit spammy with how much money you gave us. Perhaps if there was less flower spawns there would be more strategy to choosing units. The unit art was really cute :)!

The game plays pretty good overall. The way the unit selection works makes the gameplay become just button mashing all the units. This is unfortunate, because it looks like a lot of effort went into the different unit types and like strategy is just out of range. I really like the way everything looks while the troops are marching and being attacked by the towers though, and I also liked the character art.

Cool idea and presentation is great.
I'm not sure if it is a bug or a balance issue but I could basically buy dudes non-stop without having to think about anything. The resulting gameplay was that I was just mashing the 3 buttons without thinking and easily smashed through all the levels.

Really nice idea, great art! I found it quite strange how I could skip (?) levels by pressing the arrow in the top left, but it was great fun playing without it.