There’s a lot of polish in this game, it has some very good presentation. Being able to go forward and backward with moves feels great and makes it a lot easier to experiment, which is nice and definitely lessens the chance of a player getting frustrated. The actual levels themselves are well designed and interesting and I like the wave indicator of how many monsters remain and stuff on the side.

I’d probably remove a lot of the popup tooltips that appear before levels and just let the player experiment and learn as they go. A lot of them seem kinda redundant, and they CERTAINLY do not need to state how many objects are in the level before playing it; a player can literally just see those objects as they play lol. I am also a little confused about how a light source that illuminates everything around it is only able to attack one monster at a time, but it’s not really a problem with the game itself, just some minor conveyance.

I cannot pass the tenth puzzle lol. This looks so finished and polished. The puzzle is so well thought too. In the future, maybe the balls can be replaced by real monsters mesh. 

I like the sfx the most. Also there is no music in this but that is so okay with this type of game. Very good submission indeed. I enjoyed playing it.

The Monster Watch panel is such a good call. Seeing every creep's turn up front made shoving that box onto the outlet at just the right moment feel like a real plan, and the laser firing straight through the wall was a lovely surprise.