Sure, here it is: https://github.com/joaquin-montesdeoca/godot-wild-jam-6

The only thing is that the commits and some comments are in spanish, but the rest of the variable and function names are in english.

It should work in Godot 3.1.

Edit: it should be noted that the repository was just private, so even the README.md is the default right now. :P

That's true about it becoming stale. There were two options I could have gone for:

1. Less levels: I think three levels would have sufficed, with the game as it is. Since it only becomes harder without expanding it in other ways.
2. More mechanics: new ways of stopping the waves of enemies would have made the game more interesting.

Since I wanted to keep the game as simple as possible, I should have gone with the first option. 

But it's true that it needs more variety in mechanics.

Thanks for the feedback!

Yeah, you're pretty much right in that. The game is pretty dull as it is (regarding its limited options), and it even could use less levels. I suppose three levels would have been more than enough.

I wanted to try a simple concept and not make it very complex. The idea was basically mixing the google dinosaur game and Plants vs. Zombies, and basically use cacti to defend a village (story that I never put into the game, so ignore it, since it never ended up existing).

Thanks for the feedback!

same here

Oh sorry, I suppose it's not really clear.

You have to put a lot of cacti in front of the dinos. The more they trip, the more energy they lose. And they lose more energy the bigger the cacti.

You can note that they lose energy because of the mini-cacti they have attached to their bodies.

I suppose the tutorial wasn't nearly clear enough. The tutorial says that you have you have to put "lines of defense", i.e. columns of cacti, but to be able to stop a dinosaur you have to put a row of cacti, i.e. many cacti in front of him. So that was a mistake on my part.

Thanks for feedback. Appreciated!