There is a lot of depth to this game with just movement, very creative and great job!

Needs polish and is a little diminished by the movement only mechanic - I would develop it further as it has the bones of a very competent rts - enjoyed playing it. Would love to see it evolve into a full on game especially multiplayer

I like the concept, but for someone who doesn't play these types of games it was very overwhelming for me. 

Nice game design on the builder and defence.  It is a little anticlimactic to spend the game away from the front lines, but still cool to play.  I also had issues knowing where I could and couldn't fly through as I couldn't figure out the exact rules. Here is my playthrough: 

Kinda reminds me of Dwarf Fortress, not my jam but i can see the effort in this so good job

I love the concept of a light RTS. The map immediately reminded me of my Starcraft and Warcraft days.

Map: I recommend adding a full map in the game. Perhaps it opens when you click the mini-map. It was too difficult to see the status of the other base so I wound up walking over there.

Sound queues: The sound needs improving in terms of queuing the player into what is actually behind them. I didn't know I was attacking anyone until an enemy wandered into my base and the same sound played when the enemy was shooting. 

If you develop this further, I would love to play it or even play test for you. 

So I actually love this concept and I can see where you were going with this - I consider this an RTS-lite and I think it's a really good idea because sometimes RTS games can be a little heavy. The movement was snappy, it was fairly intuitive to understand after a minute (as someone who likes these kinds of games), and having the fixed tiles I can see was necessary given the game jam restriction. I like how you got around that with the building configuration by going INTO the building to select it. I will say I think it may be a little too easy, and there is not a lot of feedback on how the player is doing at any given point. Maybe adding a simple pie chart visual of each factions army sizes so you can see if you are getting overwhelmed by enemies or not. In my playthrough, I'm also not sure if I was ever attacked (so I didn't really know when or how I was being attacked if I was). That said, I really like what you did here with the concept and it has inspired me to want to try to build something similar! Great job!