Well i like the concept, for me it seems like a tower defense where you make the path, but, as others point, the game is really unbalanced, it takes away all the fun and the extra mechanics, you really don't need the monsters at all to get money.
What would I do instead, well, as it seems there are diferent monsters and visitors, i would allow only certain players to be abducted for some monsters, and they should give a better amount of money instead of giving so little, in fact, the only way the monsters have a certain value in game is that the tips were the only source of income, better monsters, better income.
As you might see by now, there are hundreds of ways to make this game better, more enjoyable and perhaps adictive, it's a wonderful concept, but need more balance.
Good luck!

When I first started playing, I thought I was supposed to place walls to create a hallway or something, but then I realized it was actually a path line. I think it would be nice to have a drag-and-drop system. The main idea would be to build a factory of paths and monsters that works like a money-generating machine. However, as Dragulair pointed out a flaw I didn’t really see a reason to place monsters in the first place. So yeah, like you mentioned in the description, it requires balancing. Overall, I like the cute art style, and I think it has the potential to become a full game.

It's super cute but I don't really get what I was supposed to do with the additional paths, most days I didn't even build anything. But once I clicked to zoom on the animations I did indeed see jump scares, but sexy! So that's a win. And even if a lot of the assets were external, the overall presentation was good, and a great concept, but it'd be nice if the advanced techniques were explained a bit better and then also made necessary.