I love the Game in every aspect.

Honestly the game concept is so great, mixed with beautiful art, good job you have made a wonderful game !

I loved the names! Very difficult, but then we both made difficult games sooo... can't say much. But well played, good sir! It's like if a tower defense was actually... well... good.

Beautiful game honestly. Loved switching between my circles. Really appreciated the naming convention. Capt Wheeler, Lt Turner, Sgt Revvy, and Maj Axle (I just added ranks I don't remember if they had ranks or not but the names stuck out) :)

I love the concept a lot, I grew up playing all kinds of tower defense games. The music and general aesthetic of the game were really cool. I liked the storyline and I chuckled a bit at all the clever acronyms.

I had some notes on the execution. The enemies at the beginning could be slowed down just a little so you can get the hang of the way the spin works, I felt overwhelmed very quickly, but the upgrades helped out later. It would be great to have the ability to sell towers to get a little money back, I definitely regretted how I placed my towers, so it would be great to be able to revert. Lastly I thought the firing rate of the shooting towers was a bit slow, all it took was 2 enemies to overwhelm my turret. Maybe allow the player the shoot with the turrets themselves by pressing space?

Again, love the concept. The execution just needs a little bit more imo.

This was absolutely awesome! The visuals, music and sounds are great and the spinning theme is really well incorporated. It was a bit hard to control many of the rings separately so just stacked outer rings with traps and didn't move them much. Then used guns on the inner layer and played with those. 

I'm terrible at tower defense games, but I managed to beat the game anyway!

That retro vibe is amazing! I really liked everything: the visuals, the art, and even the dialogue fonts!

If it were possible to control the rings using numbers (like 1 for ring 1, 2 for ring 2, etc.), managing the tower would be more interesting.

1. Smart implementation of the arts using 70 artstyle
2. Sound reminds me of returnal. Very good gameover
3. The ring layer defense is original! Loved it

We have almost similar theme (tower defense)!

Really good game! Some text was duplicated in the tutorial, but the fact it has a tutorial at all is already really good. The writing was funny and the visuals were awesome. The gameplay was a bit of a struggle but maybe I'm just bad at it. Good job!

A nice take on tower defense and creative take on the theme. A bit unforgiving, but I was also just bad at the game.

I love this type of tower defense and i actually did something like this once but the idea of adding more rings to the base is interesting. Overall, nice job!

Fun top-down-shooter/tower defence!

I really like the retro artstyle, it fits the game perfectly.

All of the spin related puns and initialisms was a great touch too.

I kinda wish there were more levels or an endless mode, the game felt like it ended a bit abruptly and I would have liked more time to build out the ring. (probably not the worst thing that my main criticism is that I wanted to play more though)

solid tower defense! felt so powerful each time i bought a new ring, but the game's difficulty also scaled well with powering up. nice work :D

Really cool take on the tower defense genre.  I liked the visuals and music, though it looks like the assets for the traps and walls only loaded for the tutorial and were just white squares for the actual game, which made it hard to remember what I put where.  I also had a panicked moment after I bought the second ring where I was trying to figure out how to switch between rings, I figured it out quick enough, but it might be good to add a tool tip. Lastly, the turret's red view triangles were pretty hard to see against the purple background, might be good to make a small adjustment to make them easier to see.  The old school sprites for the enemies were also really fun and overall I had a lot of fun playing the game and wanted more.