Neat gameplay and a fun word puzzler :)

Cool concept! For some reason the game renders in the top-left corner of the canvas on my end instead of being centered, but the core gameplay shows a lot of potential.

Very fun dude

Really great job. this is a really good game, and it would be a great game for kids who are learning to read. I would say that there should be a try again butting at the end but it was still very fun.

Great job.

I remember playing U are the villain in the 72 hour jam, great progress! I like the loan letter system, it's an interesting mechanic. Just brainstorming but maybe that could be like a letter saving system? Once I had 5 loan letters, I got up to 52 unique words, which I don't know if that's intended or not. My high score was 13 enemies defeated. Very fun!

I think there's a really neat idea here. I would have liked there to be a little more pleasure on the player like a timer to type a word. Also I wasn't paying attention to what the enemies were doing and just focusing on typing. The game should have more of a feedback that I am attacked, like screen shake or particles or tweening the hp bar or sfx etc. But you have a solid prototype. Good job!

This game's really fun!! I got into it way more than I thought I would. It was fun making giant words that deal massive damage. The upgrades also added some nice depth to the game, although I felt many of them were too niche to have any practical purpose (like the dinosaur genus and marine animal upgrade). And since this is a word-making game, some keyboard shortcuts from word processors would've made the experience smoother (select letters and words, copy-paste, etc.). I still had a good time with it though, I think it has some great potential if you decide to expand on it :DD

Nice game! I suggest letting the monster attack every few seconds to add some pressure.

Very cool, I think you could expand the concept and polish it further to create a very engaging game! Pretty fun and simple :D

Hey I remember this one, cool improvements, got alot further this time. I didnt realize the free blocks were in the bottom left. Good work!

On my second try, I got the game running.  It's such a unique idea for a game; I hope you continue to work on it.  I'm wondering if you could create a simple story to go along with it, or another way to give the player a sense of progression.  The idea of earning books is interesting, but I'm not sure if it's enough to make the player feel as if they've achieved something.  A+ for originality!