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This game was pretty awesome! I really enjoyed playing this, the movement was really smooth and the sound was really great! All in all, has some really solid potential (More level/backgrounds, germs etc)!

I will definitely try your game!

If you or anyone else wants to try my game here it is:

https://itch.io/jam/hawkesjam/rate/2626136

Thanks so much poponil! The game is pretty difficult, I intended to extend play time by increasing difficulty, but I think I went a bit far!

I quite enjoy this game! I thought it was a cute little microscopic twisted town defence game! Until you remember what you're defending...

Glad you thought it was interesting! The difficulty was to make it a sort of ‘rage’ game, but I understand it may not be for everyone. Anyhow, thanks for trying!

I loved this game. There's nothing more to say. House. House. Meteor. Best game loop ever. Or maybe you want a crazy dog chase down some dude named Edgar. There's nothing more relaxing than destroying society by raining down flaming meteors on innocent people. 

This game genuinely has a lot of potential, and I honestly can't wait to see where you take this. 10/10.

The game had a strong concept idea, but I think the struggle was implementing it. I really liked the strange viruses popping up, but 75% of the time when I clicked the virus, the mouse in the game would still be catching up, so I didn't really click the virus according to the game. The shop upgrades seemed expensive for the amount of money I was making. However, I liked the sound design and with a bit of tweaking this game could be very enjoyable! Solid game.

Ok, interesting game here! I really liked the cutscene at the beginning, which gave necessary context to make the game make sense. The art was amazing, and I think it's a really fun little game that could go very far.

Thanks, and yes - admittedly a minimap probably would’ve helped a lot, but I just couldn’t fit it in in the time!

I agree, a minimap system of some sort or something would’ve probably made a good addition, but I unfortunately ran out of time!

Thanks for the positive feedback!