Very good looking game, and the systems are surprisingly fun to engage with. I managed to complete the siege in just over 7 minutes once I found the auto-buying stations. Real potential to expand this, which looks like exactly what you have planned. I look forward to seeing where it goes after the jam, well done!

This looks like a good start of a game, shame I didn’t know what to do. Hopefully it’s a good foundation to add to later!

This was an interesting concept. It feels like an incremental/clicker game, but in 3d first (actually 3rd) person. I could not figure out how to buy the auto-things, so it didn't really become incremental, but I could imagine it. It would have been nice to see player action driving the animations rather than having to wait for the animations to finish. My fastest time was a bit over 7 minutes. (I also noticed a bug where after building two catapults I was unable to build anything else - when trying to purchase a plot, the character would enter the build animation instead, and nothing would be built). I liked that you found a simple and effective way to show when you do not have enough resources (it shows what you have left to pay as the cost). Good work!

Really cool game! I like the sound, the visuals and the mechanics are great. I think it's a brilliant work! Thank you

Great idea! I thought the style was great and the music as well, fun idea for the theme as well.
The animations were not snappy enough I think, and it would have been nice to explore more options for getting materials, since right now it is only walk to A, click and pick up.
Great job!

I really liked the player model and the music was nice. It would have been nice if the animations were a bit snappier because the everything felt quite slow and there wasn't lots to do. It feels like a really good start to a game project and the styling was good :)

Hi Ratatoskrz,

Great job making a submission to this years GMTK Game Jam! I liked the character controller and model! The gameplay was a bit lacking and the without some information about what to do I was pretty lost at first. Great work!