I spent a lot of time playing this one. Good tower defense. A lot of options and enemies. Really fun. Nice job.

Hello, very nice new concept of tower defense game. Good job!!

Really hard and challenging, the music is nice, tho I find the enemies assets a bit off place, but they do its job. 

Nice game, though a bit too hard for my taste.

I think that the main focus of the game should be rapidly connecting the right type of tower in the right sequence in the right place (for example making enemies wet with water and then attacking them with ice) rather than getting the money to add more tower as in usual tower defense games: I would make the tower way cheaper (especially the air tower, that more often than not took forever to aim at a target and either missed or never even fired) so that you place more of them and then focus on activating them in the most efficient way.

For the same reason I would remove the middle click and just have left click to select in the store, place a new tower or quick connect and right button to sell a placed tower.

Very nicely done. Tower defense game restricting you to a single tower is pretty cool. The game play very solid. No bugs, and no real frustrations. except for the wind power up missing enemies! lol I made it to wave 13 before quitting out, so it held my attention for quite awhile. The only real criticism I have is the look of the game felt very early flash game-ish lol Nothing wrong with that per say, just not my cup of tea.

Loved the concept the only downside is the difficulty as other people said.

nonetheless, Great job!

I loved the game the idea of the game it is amazing,i think if you work of the assets it will be great

Awesome job!

A good old fashioned tower defense game with a couple of interesting twists! I really like the mechanic of needing to prioritize which cannon to use at a given time, which is both because of distance to the battery as well as the element that's most prevalent in the oncoming wave. Really cool!

To be honest though, I think this game may be too difficult. I don't mean to sound ridiculous or anything, but you really don't get a lot of money in the first couple of waves at all. When wave 3 comes around and the fire elementals are there, if you don't have water guns, there is no way you're going to get through their health. From there, it continues to spiral, where the other elements are more expensive despite not necessarily doing more damage outside of the elemental weakness they're associated with. It's hard to earn money, and you can't prioritize which cannon fires at what, you have to hope it will aim at the right element. This feels less like a situation where a strategy is needed to overcome a challenge, and more like unfair design. 

I think something that could help remedy this is if there was a way to have multiple cannons hooked up to the battery, but at a cost. For example, if each cannon attached to the battery reduced the battery's maximum "capacity" (or health, as it were) by 10 or something, not only would this mean you'd only have so much firepower to work with, you'd also need to decide how much extra damage is worth reducing the battery's health for. Obviously you don't have to take that advice or anything, just an idea. 

Either way, I think this was a really interesting game with some great ideas, great visuals, and I enjoyed it overall!

I think it makes a lot of sense to make a tower defense game about connecting to towers / to a base. I liked the different elemental effects - I thought that added some flair that a game like really benefits from. I was initially a little confused about the controls, even after reading the "How To Play", but the video tutorial helped a lot to get me started.

I think the controls were good, but they could be even more intuitive. It would be nice to be able to drag a tower from spot to spot (by holding down LMB, like a chess piece) rather than pressing LMB to remove the tower and selecting the tower again and then adding it to a new place. I would also like the game to save the tower I last clicked or last removed, and next time I click a spot, I would like the tower that I most recently selected or removed to be placed there. I think just these two changes would make the game a lot easier to pickup for new players.

I would have liked the towers to reprioritize to aim at the targets closest to the battery (if in range) rather than just the targets closest to the tower itself. Another approach is to keep the tower aiming / targeting the same, but introduce a slo mo mechanic where the game slows down whenever you are choosing your tower placement, which allows you to slow down and respond to incoming enemies and have just enough time to make a decision to switch the position of a tower without getting a disadvantage in battle. Of course I am biased, I made a slow mo game, and I love slo mo in games, but I genuinely think it could take this gameplay to the next level.

I wish there was more to do with the actual mechanic of connecting to towers. It doesn't have to be, but it would be cool for their to be some strategy around that, more than just which towers to activate and not to activate. I think it's still a very solid job for a game jam, but I could see it being expanded. Maybe you can connect two towers (can you? I missed that) and then the connection between the towers becomes a laser, so a long laser is good, but the longer the laser, the slower the tower each fire bullets? You are more the expert than me at tower defense, you will have better ideas.

I think you did a decent job with the art, sound and music. I think since this is an action game, you could really benefit from adding particle effects, hitstop, and camera shake. Unity has a great particle system, and if you are not familiar with it, there are plenty of tutorials online. You can also look for free or cheap assets that have particle effects for hitting things / enemies. 

• A particle effect that plays each time you hit an enemy 
• and another particle effect that plays each time an enemy dies
• both would go a long way to make the action feel more impactful, even if they are very simple effects. 

Hit stop is when the game stops briefly whenever an action happens. You can code hitstop using a coroutine like this:

IEnumerator hitStopRoutine(float hitStopTimeScale, float duration)
{
     Time.timeScale = hitStopTimeScale;
     Time.fixedDeltaTime = (Time.timeScale / (1f * Screen.currentResolution.refreshRate));
     yield return new WaitForSecondsRealtime(duration);
     Time.timeScale = 1f;
     Time.fixedDeltaTime = (Time.timeScale / (1f * Screen.currentResolution.refreshRate));
}

And you can call this coroutine like so:

StartCoroutine(hitStop(x, y));

• I would do a hitstop whenever the player bullet hits an enemy with x = 0f and y = 0.02f, to make it feel like you are really doing damage to the enemy.
• I would do the same when an enemy dies from a bullet, but with x = 0.1f and y = 0.3f.
• I would do a hitstop whenever the enemy hurts the player, with x = 0.2f and y 0.15f, to make it really feel like the player got hurt.

And you can do camera shake like so: https://imgur.com/a/rWEMD0U

• I would do a short, small camera shake each time you launch a bullet
• and/or each time the bullet hits an enemy
• Do a bigger camera shake each time an enemy dies from a bullet
• and a short camera shake each time the player gets hurt. 

Sorry for the long message and please don't take my feedback and suggestions as harsh criticism, I genuinely enjoyed playing this game and I think things like this, from me or other players and commenters, could help take this game to the next level.

First tower defense I have seen on the Jam. Well executed, well done. Loved the play through video and thanks for being remarkably generous on the hearts.

Nice work. I join other commentators. From myself I will add that it was worth making a "pause" in game.

Nice implement in a tower defense game. The concept is fun. It needed some juicy effect (to see if we use the good weapon for example). Godd job.

Great tower defense game. It is quite different from the typical tower defense where you place and forget. This one is slightly difficult at times, but the trick is to combine the towers with the weakness of the enemy. Well done!

Cool game! Personally haven't played a tower defense in years. Fun throwback for me. Pretty impressive you got so many different towers in too. 

I love me a tower defense so I already was having a ton of fun. I think this game has a huge potential to become something more if that's something you wanted to do.

- I like the difficulty of only having one tower ( I think this adds some tension to the game and keeps you active)

-I like how progress feels with the cash flow, what I mean is by the time fire starts coming around you have a water tower ect.

I think most of my gripes with the game comes with the UI, its hard to tell when I am buying a tower/placing a tower.  I also found the text on the UI for tower descriptions very small. Along with having scroll bar.  I think the text of the towers could have been more consistence to not have colors clash within the UI boxes like how water tower text is blue can make it kind of hard to read on the green.

I really feel what would help with this game a lot is more visual aid with damage. Such as water slows tiles down, maybe they change a color to indicate they are slowed because besides movement speed I wasn't sure if I should be switching to the ice tower a lot of the time.

I do like the potential that is here.  I like the idea a lot of taking a mechanic away from the common genre of game by forcing you to stay active and only use one tower at a time, promotes smart decision making and planning ahead. Great work and keep it up!

This game has a lot of potential but there are some aspects of it that really bring down the enjoyment level for me. The first thing is, when pausing time I can't change anything in the UI, like clicking on a different tower or something. The second the bottom UI bar is really small, so you have to scroll to be able to read what the description of the tower is, which is annoying, and combined with the first problem means that I have to waste active time while enemies are advancing just to read what a tower does. It would help if maybe there was less text too. I feel like you could explain a lot of that stuff with less words. The third thing is that the idea of only being able to connect 1 tower to the battery kind of gets old and doesn't really allow for any major progressions. Maybe you could keep the original idea of having 1 tower connected to the battery but then be able to daisy chain multiple towers together, and each consecutive tower could be weaker because it has less power or something. But overall I think that if you worked a bit on fixing these issues the game could be a lot more interesting and fun, because there is something here.

Very challenging game, as you have to keep micro managing the towers to fight all the different elements. However, this gives the game a lot more depth and requires skill to win, although sometimes a bit of a hassle.  Really cool concept!

One of my first ideas was to make something like this but didnt know how to implement, and all of you make it work really well.

Really good game! a like a lot the mechanics and the one tower at a time make you think where you have to put it to maximize the damage and not only that what of the diferent tower its better in that place. sorry for my bad english hope you can understand what im saying haha