At the beginning i struggled a bit to understand what i had to do but once i understood i really liked the puzzles. And i loved the artstyle, very well made!

Very fun puzzler, really enjoyed it! If you keep working on the game, I think keybindings would be a nice addition! (to switch between actions)

I really liked the artwork and music, very fun and clever puzzle game! Was a bit confused at first, wish the game had a way to distinguish enemies from allies. 

It was a bit problematic at first to understand what to do but after a few minutes I got the hang of it. Plays well and looks polished!

This was a fun puzzle game. I think the main issues are ones of UI/UX. It can be hard to tell what's going on a lot of the time. The swap action button isn't clear if it means "currently Moving" or "click this button to go into Move mode" - and if I'm understanding it right (which I might not be), it's also bugged in that it doesn't always show the correct currently selected unit's action (Convert/Attack/Poke). It can also be a bit hard to distinguish what team each unit is on. If you fail a level there's no way to restart. And finally, the sound effects are a bit loud compared to the music.

This all said, the actual puzzles (up to level 4; I accidentally messed that one up despite just about having the solution, and after being booted to the home screen didn't feel like playing the same few puzzles again) are really cool, and I love the concept of "fantasy siege as puzzle game" and how all the different units interact and have distinct roles that lead to mechanically interesting puzzles.

Cool mix of like strategy games and puzzles. The monk’s ability especially I thought was really interesting. And very good use of the asset pack!

That's a really cool game. I love the look. Maybe you could try my game, too.

The visuals are very nice, but I never managed to figure out how to tell enemies apart from non-enemies (maybe they could be visually distinguished somehow?), and I didn't fully understand the goal of the game either — it seems like someone is supposed to reach the tower, but not necessarily everyone. I think if there were more visual cues, or like a tutorial, it would be straight fire :)

fun once I got the hang of it, but like everyone else I did find the ui confusing initially unfortunately

Took me a while to understand how the monk worked on that second level and still got confused with the action button sometimes, but there are good ideas to expand upon and the artstyle is really cute, could see myself playing a while with very small improvements!

The game is pretty good and makes for an interesting turn based experience. I really liked the visuals, and the audio fits the game well.

At first, I found the controls a bit confusing, and from what I understand, I wasn't the only one. The biggest source of confusion for me was the UI. When I saw the Move button, I expected my character to move immediately. It took me a moment to realize that pressing the button actually switches your action to move mode instead. I also found it a bit confusing that I could select the enemies, since I wasn't sure whether that was intentional or if it had a gameplay purpose. I think making these interactions a little clearer would help new players get into the game more easily.

I also liked the variety between the different characters, which keeps the gameplay interesting.

Overall, it's a pretty good game. Nice work!

Very interesting game. I struggled with understanding how to play the game a bit, but eventually understood and had a fun time sieging the castle. Hope you can check out my game too!

Good entry, I like the interpretation of the theme and the general vibe of it is good. Only one thing: since whenever to make a move the turn timer automatically goes down, I'd remove the end turn button because in my first run (not knowing what to do) I cliked it a lot of time losing may turns.

Beside, this feels like a very polished game, good job :)

I liked this game. I feel like the UX could be better, indicating better which action you are selecting, but that aside, it was fun playing it.

Nice idea, although it did take me a while to understand what was going on. I think the game would be easier to understand if the button displayed the currently selected action, and maybe if it only appeared after selecting a unit. One last nitpick: I personally would have preferred it if the units controlled by the player were always the same color.

Still, good job on the submission!

Very cool take on puzzle and RPG games. Switching between attacking/moving did become a bit of a chore. If you can iron our the experience for that would go a long way. Looks great too!