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Thanks so much for the response. I did worry about the button and get you completely. I also understand picking up the stuff. Will give that some thought.
This game had a number of features I really enjoyed. Loved the screen layout, and the camera feed. Would have loved more of the game, even though I was finding it a bit slow. The personnel files were intriguing. Sound was great except for the annoying static sound, felt like it was boring into my brain. Thanks for the game, really interesting. Game was intuitive from the get go. Loved that.
Thanks for the feedback. Yes the jump sound needs to go. Thanks for the calibration feedback. Different people will need different target sizes, was actually really happy with how that turned out. I had designed the game with that in mind from the start, was just not sure I would get to it on time. Thanks for taking the time to play the game.
Probably my favourite game so far, especially from an accessibility perspective. I loved the concept and might actually try my hand at something similar. I played the tutorial thinking it was the game screen and that the game screen was an odd end screen. Read the comment below and retried. Got to play a round but then just walked through the rest. Well done, clearly a fair bit of work went into this. Thank you for your efforts, really inspired me.
So sorry I failed on that score. I had tried so hard with the voice prompts and slow released screen prompts. What could I have done better on this front?
Lovely to see a fellow Construct user! Nice game, sadly I got stuck when one of the turners were not working. Nice game play progression. The simplicity of the graphics actually worked quite well. Like that you kept it simple. Well done.
A really awesome little game. Loved the gameboy feel, and intrigued that this can actually play on a gamboy, although not something I can test. Job really well done, thanks
Really glad you felt the pressure. All the sound design was specifically there to try and increase that pressure, glad it worked. Thanks for playing and glad you enjoyed it.
Thanks for the response, glad to hear you saved the world. Also glad to see that someone got to see the rocket launch which, actually gave me greater satisfaction than I expected. The audible delay on the generator sound change was purposeful, as in real life overload happen really quickly. I did not implement a visual feedback on the generator due to time, which then made a delay on the generator overload difficult to implement as the player had no real way to know they were overloaded. It might make it's way into the game in a later version. So glad there was a sense of reward. Job done!
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.
The idea of letting people just explore, was part of the plan, to let them feel the pressure of the clock ticking away. However it does seem like it was harder than I expected and has let some people down. When the jam is finished I will release some of the spoilers on the dev log. I like the idea of some kind of tutorial, or perhaps a video playthrough. Will think it over. Really glad you enjoyed the water. Nearly did not make it into the game due to time, so glad it did though. Thanks for playing.
How you managed to make such an engaging, addictive game, with such a simple concept was really impressive. Well done. The simplicity also provided the ability to supply the large number of levels. Very good.
This was actually great fun for an unfinished game. I was facinated with building my own world. Would be really interesting to see where you take this. Thanks for submitting, even in this state.
