Cute foxes! I feel slightly bad clubbing them, but I guess someone's gotta keep those grapes safe XD
Edit: I read the page - turns out it's a net. So I didn't need to worry!

Fun little game!

I enjoyed the sound and music -- they defaulted to "off" for both, but once I found the option to turn them on, they made the next game more enjoyable.

Fun concept, I think you have a good basis here. I actually enjoyed sliding the grape to start the game -- that was a fun little thing to have to do. :)

I think you have a good base for a game to improve upon, and I look forward to seeing what you do in the future! Congratulations on completing a submission -- that in-itself is an accomplishment!

I played twice, second time I got 57 points. Is there anything else to the game but to move the cahracter and keep hitting? As in, can I place towers or something?

For while it did look quite nice for the little there was, I obviosuly couldnt give much rating points for it in its current version.

But, to give some feedback. The basic premise was somewhat working, you could keep hunting those foxes, and with more skill you can last longer. I am sure I could get more than 57 points if I would play a third game, since I for example lost one of thhose three patches right at beginning still, not realising yet how this should have been played.

Also, I like the sound world, it did make it feel like there was some world. And titlescreen made me expect something much greater a game, as in, titlescreen is good.

Oh yeah, and I liked those foxes walking around on the title screen.

But the game as it is now doesnt hold up interest for more than couple of minutes, but looked like it could have been interesting game had it got further, since that little did feel mostly good, which is a positive sign already, since there are people who are able to make much more complete game, but it feels terrible to play them. This felt mostly nicely to play, only hitting felt bit limited in way that it felt like it wasnt doing what I meant, but was rather limiting a bit what aI was planning to do.