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Thanks for checking it out! All those particles when it hits the ground and fly through the air were inspired by your game. I saw the post on Twitter and watched your videos on YouTube on how you did it.

Oh wow, thanks for the compliments!

The movement being hard to master was the part I had the most fun with, so I'm glad that you did as well. 

I had waited until the last two days for sound and music, so i was in a rush figuring out how to make and add them to the game. The laser sound was the last one I made and it was definitely rushed. 

Good idea about going offscreen. It'd definitely be helpful because sometimes you can get flung across a screen without a chance of living

Correction: I couldn't find the "any key", so I couldn't play! 

It's really fun to try to maximize a turn's chain as much as you can. There is a bit of a learning curve, but it's still fun. Sometimes I would select a move card, either by accident or click it then realize a better card could be played, and want to play a different card. Other than that, great job! 

This is really impressive. The sound effects and no music had me anxiously getting through the areas. As others said, maybe some music to help cut down on that feeling and coyote time. 

I had a lot of fun playing through this. It's really well polished. I was bopping along to the music while bomb jumping to victory. My one minor nitpick is that the broken bricks just continue to rain down upon me nonstop. Poor guys head must be destroyed by now

This reminded me of the atari game "Battlezone". The visuals are great. I liked the upgrades to the guns. 

Amazing for 24 hours. I also agree with the others about the speed of gameplay. I personally also had an issue figuring out the color of the towers at first and just switched colors until one damaged it. 

I liked the hardcore music to go along with the destruction. I imagine that's the music that goes through cats heads while doing that in real life

A nice , fun little game. You did great on the art.  Btw, I love the ominous nature of the name "Planet Cleaners" 

Khan covered what I was going to say. (on both art and off screen snails) Great job

I really enjoyed playing through this. Good job

Just wanted to say thanks for making this. I used it to complete my first game and game jam.