I envision this game more as an educational one. It is simple and straightforward. Loved the idea I just wished it was a little more flourished. Keep up the good work!

I like the core concept here. Based on the game story, I envision each number next to a character drawing that matches the enemy. As you click the weaker one, they transform into the copy of yourself. That will help unify the zones, too, once they change to your color as you progress. Since this is set up as a sort of puzzle, what could help make this more challenging is making multiple answers a right answer, so the player has to look ahead to plan more. If you didn't want to make it number based, you could come up with a sort of rock-paper-scissor system of winning, but use elements (e.g. fire beats earth and air) or something like that. 

There are definitely lots of possibilities depending on the direction you want to go. Then you can add some really nice audio and flesh the rest out. Good luck!

I like the core concept here. Based on the game story, I envision each number next to a character drawing that matches the enemy. As you click the weaker one, they transform into the copy of yourself. That will help unify the zones, too, once they change to your color as you progress. Since this is set up as a sort of puzzle, what could help make this more challenging is making multiple answers a right answer, so the player has to look ahead to plan more. If you didn't want to make it number based, you could come up with a sort of rock-paper-scissor system of winning, but use elements (e.g. fire beats earth and air) or something like that. 

There are definitely lots of possibilities depending on the direction you want to go. Then you can add some really nice audio and flesh the rest out. Good luck!

This feels almost like an educational game. Am I being tricked into <gasp> learning?

It's pretty barebones and could really use some additions to spice things up. Maybe a time limit, moving bubbles, or something else to make the gameplay more varied and intense. More graphics and more colour, perhaps, and some effects when you pick the right (or wrong!) bubbles. Finally, there's no audio at all, and some sound effects and pulse-pounding music (or chill lofi beats for a different feel) would make it pop.

The backstory and concept are interesting, but none of it really comes through in the game itself, which is a shame.