This is very cool. I’d love to see more of this.

The UI, sounds, drag and drop, etc were really slick. Once I realised the counters it was pretty straightforward to beat the levels although I guess the score is higher if you use less resources?

Nice work.

Very satisfying, and it seems like a good foundation to build on :)

Nicely done - I haven't played many games of this genre, but I thought it was pretty fun. Would have loved to see more levels but I get time constraints. Looking at the screenshots, I see I missed the bottom right powerups completely in my playthrough, oops. Editing would also be a nice QoL improvement!

Very satisfying to watch the little guys battle it out and a good ethereal mood overall.

On the web I do get quickly deteriorating performance after level 3.

Personally I think the scrolling background is not the best match for the battle phase as it breaks the illusion of watching the tiny troops walk around, I think changing other parameters of the shader without such obvious directional scrolling would be nicer here to keep the battle feel more grounded (or just have another layer that does stay stationary could work as well).

Not sure if I just didn’t find it but an ability to drag already picked groups off the map to undo their selection would be nice.

Neat autobattler I enjoyed a lot. I did not really use the special abilities though

It's a neat concept and reminds me of the emotion triangle in Omori, though auto-battling :)

Unfortunately on Linux, using google-chrome-stable 145.0.7632.75  to run this or Brave 1.87.188 on an nvidia 3070gtx is slower than expected.  (Firefox Nightly routinely says "not enough memory" and fails webgpu tests, even though it worked once.) 

From the second level on, the UI FPS tanks (even in the settings menu). The third level is barely playable (from the setup side, though the playing goes a little better). It seems directly related to the number of squadrons on the screen. A friend confirmed this on Windows 11 as well.

Perhaps a native build would perform better?

That said, I can see it being fun. The battling in the first level is fun to watch.

fun little idea, and really great mood & visuals! i could see this being expanded into a cool full game. i was a little confused at the start on where i could actually place my units, and thought it was broken, so it could maybe use a little tutorial text :)

Fun! However, there is a bug - if you click the abilities really fast during the placement phase, you can get infinite resources. Had fun with 1000 Mental worth or rage after playing properly :)

Despite the simple counter play stuff, leads to some pretty interesting gameplay. I think it might be nice to be able to "scrunch" or rotate the units. Maybe adding obstacles for future levels could add some variety too! I liked the background and visuals a lot too :)