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You must build at least 1 house for level 1, 2 houses for level 2 etc...

It's not very fleshed out.

Great work on the character movement. Feels just right. Nice art too.

I had a lot more ideas but didnt have time. Removing blocks is definitely on the todo list.

The wheels are actually working as I intended. They can interfer with each other when places adjacent. Difficult to learn about from the player's perspective though

many thanks friend

Very fun idea. I'd love to play more

Good design. I see a flaw though, you can block enemies spawns that you don't want. Keeping the enemies that you can deal with

Why would you chop off the tail and head? Those are the best bits. Other than that, great game

Funny game. The faces are funny too.

Very good. Like the cassette.

Great gameplay. But I feel a little motion sickness from the constant moving laggy camera.

Finished it. Great ending. Corolla never lets you down

Pretty neat

Finished the game, really good!

Funny choice of enemies

Great game! Good song. Unfortunate that you will lose eventually :(   I think that's the wrong message.

Have you ever played Spirit Island the board game? It's almost this exact concept but turn based.

A good role reversal! Interestingly it stays the same genre and gameplay.

In ultrawide, the screen becomes too pixelated to read the numbers. But still very fun.

Looks great.

Good job

Nice. It would be nice to know where exactly the samurai was hit.

And you could add sword speed to do more damage. And yokais could have more health than 1 hit.

Hard game. I think bigger fireballs would be easier.

Cheap jumpscare...

Plays more like a match game than arithmetic. 

You can't see where the dice is going to be rolled.

Clicking repeatitively creates carpal tunnel.

Having to drag the mouse to aim each shot decreases fire rate.

Apart from that, it's really fun.

Drop shadow would be nice.

The number shows up which you need to remember. Then there's the timer which shows more numbers. This confuses my memory. I think it would be nice if the timer had no numbers.

Couldn't agree more :v

Totes my goats!

I agree. There is a hit SFX but it's very quiet.

Thanks! <o/

I think if damage was balanced (which it's not atm) then gameplay won't feel repetitive.

Also, the eyeballs are the only ranged enemy. And if there's more of them, it could create more variety.

The rule changes could also be tweaked to increase impact.

We didn't create any of the pixel art :(

Adam created all of the music though :p

Sorry, I have no tutorial. But there are plenty of tutorials online for Unity. Check out Sebastian Lague.

Hello Reece!

Thanks for noticing my game. I have lots more ideas for this game. Things like flywheel blasters, airtank blasters, HAMP etc...

The AI still needs lots of work. I'm thinking of running for cover behaviour.

The ultimate goal is to make these blasters modifiable during play. Things like spring upgrades, rewiring, barrel adapters etc..

But all these exciting plans are on hold at the moment. And I would need to gut out the ECS system because its just too inconvenient to develop a FPS with.

I don't want to think about game modes or maps. Because

1) I enjoy designing core mechanics and game feel more than map making

2) I think the core mechanics are more important than gamemodes/maps in a game's early phrase (hint hint Dart Warzone)

Thanks for reading. I wish you the best of luck.

-kablouser, (Mongoose Entertainment)

imo gameplay before aesthetics. it looks super unique and eye-catching. but it's not really a "game". more like a visual novel. which is fine. but not what i expected.

Good level design, movement, and sound FX.

Sometimes the characters get stuck near a wall between the gaps of the tiles. To fix this you either use a circle collider or use edge radius https://docs.unity3d.com/ScriptReference/BoxCollider2D-edgeRadius.html

Great use of half life style tutorial-level design. Also, I found the difficulty curve to be really good. 

The only complaint I've got is that the perspective view makes movement slightly harder. A fix could be to either decrease the slant or use raised 2D sprites.

Anyways, great game.

The amount of polish is crazy good. This game is just so presentable.

One issue that is not talked about here is the AI's behaviour. It's hard to know when they start and stop. And how they will turn around.

And I like that atoms only start moving when you're around them. Like as if they get excited to see you. Or maybe your observation gives them excess energy. Anyways, great thematics. 

Easily the best soundtrack. Very fun aesthetic. And good undertone message.

Thanks so much. We ran out of time when making levels. So, I just wrote a short guide on the game page instead. And yes - it's not just you but level 2 is very difficult. A difficulty-masochist designed that lol.

Thank you for playing. Regrettably, there's no tutorial to show you the controls. But the traps shouldn't be the primary source of damage. Just like in Orcs Must Die.