The idea could be fun, but I miss some kind of objective or purpose. I managed to destroy all buildings (kind of hard with the ones more in the middle between two N.A.D.O. "launchers"). It was also difficult to tell what was interactable and what wasn't. Pretty impressive for a first jam, though, and it's really good that you had fun making it : )

I like the idea of this! It's a pretty interesting take on the incremental game genre, since you're using the currency you generate while spinning to send tornados to the city, and that's the way you get money (instead of the way most of these games would go, where just the spinning alone would give you money). It's definitely something that would be worth exploring further in my opinion!

Since I read your comment about the game being unfinished, I believe the only critique I could really give you is regarding time management. It's certainly something easier said than done, and in my own group for the gamejam we could've done better on that department (only reason we have most of the game is due to a few people doing a lot of time crunching lol), but what I learned from my experience is that getting the most important basic mechanics should come before literally anything else.

Good luck on future projects, and congrats for finishing the gamejam, even if you consider the game unfinished I still say it's a success!

Heads up to anyone trying out the game, its not good lol. This might as well be my first game, along with everyone else who worked on it. Though, making as much as we did with the time we could use is still enough to make me proud of myself and those who contributed. 

No need to genuinely take the time to criticize and comment on the quality of the game itself! It's not like its a finished game, its as much that we could get done before the deadline. Almost every single feature added is something we learned to do during this jam. 

Thanks anyways to those who commented. I will try to take what I can from any advice given, and use it when I eventually publish something that is finished.

The core idea was interesting with this one, but that's about all the praise I can give it. The N.A.D.O.'s didn't seem to have much logic to them, and needing to run the hamster wheel, although one of the main mechanics, distracted from the fun of shooting out the N.A.D.O.'s. Needs a lot of polish to be fun. 

I'll be honest, this game is bad. It seems like zero playtesting went into this, playtesting yourself doesn't count.
There is no audio for starters, not even a stock music backdrop. The art is okay but some things are pretty hard to read at such a small scale. Its very hard to progress, as the movement of the N.A.D.O.s seems to be completely random. Theres nothing stopping them or you from going out of bounds. I managed to escape into the void since there were no wall collisions and a NADO made it off the screen. This needs a lot of work, polishing, and maybe a revamp.