Ooh, very well done on this! Taking on 3D is always ambitious for a game jam, and I feel like you guys put together something that really feels like a complete experience.

Mechanically I thought it was pretty sound. I'm always a fan of tower defense, and this definitely scratched that itch. I wish I could've removed a couple towers, not even for resources but just to redo parts of my setup. I felt like the difficulty could've picked up a bit faster, but I only made it to wave 6 and the enemies seemed to stop spawning altogether, so I may have just not made it far enough.

Really enjoyed the music; that was super well done!

The UI/UX was all pretty clear. However, I'm stuck on a Mac trackpad, so scrolling to select towers was pretty painful. I would've loved to be able to select towers via number keys or clicking, but totally understand how alternate control schemes wouldn't be a priority in a jam setting.

Overall awesome job on this one!

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First of all the presentation of the game is amazing and the game being in 3d gives it extra points.Also I can see a lot of names in the team so I hope you all had a fun time developing together.

Let's get into the main part. The game had small bugs but I overlooked them due to the small timeframe,the worst one was the waves stop generating in lvl15 which was a bit sad( I wanted to limit test my base /: ) .

The buildings were good in ammount (but 1-2 more for the late game would be nice) and the idea that you need different part to build one was nice.

So the issues arrive in the playability department.Wave games looks easy and simple to make but the reality is they can get repeatedly very very fast. I realised that when I was making my wave game in the last jam I was participating. A quick way to delay this problem is by slowly increasing the diffuclity and making the player more active with interactions. Or the best is to make the game complex to you win the player intrest, take as example Bloons Tower Defense.

Overall a nice entry, the only tip I can give for the future is more playtest.

Enjoyed my time with this, some balance work would probably help, the stone throwers felt like they had infinite range, I spent my time running around gathering resources to build more. On wave 15 enemies just stopped spawning completely, I think I could have gone forever with my army of stone throwers, but it was enjoyable to watch them melt everything everywhere. Wasn't sure if this was an intentional stop but took it as if I had beaten it.

Something with the UI was that it was a bit much to need to scan every edge of the screen, bottom to see what I was selecting, top to see what I had, right to see tower details. I think the UI could use some streamlining so that you can see some of those things together. This is an option to have things in 1 place, would minimize looking all around the screen to get all the info you need, just my thought. 
The Ui does its job already, but this is just a fun thing to keep in mind for UI.

Overall it was enjoyable and there is a good chunk here for a jam game, great work yall!

This was cool, and I like the design. I did notice the enemies getting stuck as others mentioned, I got around that by building towers in those corners. I think it would be a good idea to adjust the prices of the towers. Having all the towers cost that blue crystal means that it's always the limiting factor in making more towers and this makes the rest of the materials effectively irrelevant. Nicely done!

I spent like 40 minutes playing this and really enjoyed it. However at some point the lag becomes too unbearable and enemies get stuck in some places. A few small changes would make the experience much more enjoyable

The game left mixed feelings (I only stopped at the 3rd wave). Below I will just list some points that I have noticed:

• Players and robots are too slow (or maybe it was worth making the map smaller, since the turrets shoot ignoring the walls)
• In some places on the map, enemies get stuck (and the turrets ignore them, although they can shoot through the walls), which makes it impossible to move to the next wave. Maybe it was worth adding the ability for the player to deal at least a little damage to them

One of those places where enemies get stuck:

I really likeed the game!!!!

Very interesting tower defense like i felt like a newbie on playing games with this because i haven't play a game with those visuals and game design in a while , very great proof of concept.

But there a things that can be improved to be a better game, like:

• The web version stutters maybe because of the resolution of the textures and the tris count of the models, and the buttons like "Fullscreen" and "Quit" aren't helpful, because if you quit the game it just crashes and i was already on fullscreen when i saw the fullscreen button. So, a dedicated version for web can be grateful.
• The audio has no compressor so there are times that the audio getting really high volume because the a sound plays too many times at the same time. And the audio feels saturated as well, maybe the volume is too high.
• The wave ends even when there are enemies on the map so the preparation time is not helpful because waves are overlapping.
• Enemies can get stuck and that makes them stop chasing the player
• The turrets are too powerful because the can shoot through the walls and shoot at any distance, so the map doesnt feel necessary because of that, so a wall  collision for the bullets and small area for detecting enemies can make feel that your choices matter.
• I visually couldnt tell where can i craft the turrets, so i struggle with the positioning of the turrets

Overall a really great game that i would play again