This is a cool little game! I appreciate the artstyle, it makes the game feel like an illustrated book come to life.  I think you did a good job with your tutorial, it clearly explains the movement by letting me experience it rather than just read about it - it did not, however, introduce me to the mechanic of enemies spawning in waves, so I initially just went around to hide in a strategic location thinking enemies didn't spawn in until the first wave had ticked down which both resulted in unnecessary downtime for me, and an extremely difficult time when all enemies swarmed me. It's easy to feel a little lost and far away from the action since the map is quite big, could something more be done here to make sure that the player is always engaged?

The steering mechanic of drawing your route is quite cool, it offers a very tactical approach to moving your tank and it forces you to think about your positioning. While I agree with what's already been said about it being nice to quickly re-draw your path and adjust your movement I also feel that this would possibly rob the spline-based movement of some of its charm. See if you can find a sweet-spot in the middle ground!

For me the game is crazy hard. I wish that I could stay alive longer than i'm able to with my current skill, and if this is something you hear from a lot of your players then maybe consider looking into your balancing for the first waves.

Great work!

Really cool concept. The tanks and map felt very in sync and the audio was quite nice!

I wished I could cancel my original path or overwrite it while I made a new one, but I had to try this over and over until I got a good enough score. I will be coming back to this game to get an even higher score soon!

Great job :)

I really liked the control scheme! All I wish for would be a way to cancel my current route, then it would be perfect!

The decision to draw routes rather than making this another twin stick shooter is a very good one. There's an excellent metagame of deciding between drawing long routes or short tactical swipes in response to opponents' movements.

I get the impression you originally hoped to make this a level-based game, but due to time/apocalypse constraints you deferred back to the tried-and-true arcade structure. The level of damage you take from opponents attacks likely would have worked better in the former format than the latter.  If the attacks did a little less, or if the enemy's shells took a little longer to reach their targets in order for you to dodge/shoot them out of the sky, the matches might last longer and might further strengthen your blend of tactics and twitch-based gameplay.

Once I got used to the controls, this was quite fun. I'm sure real tanks run over ammo and repair kits all the time; sadly, I needed more of the latter than the game was willing to provide (sigh).

I adore the controls and theme of this game!