Hey Darius256!

I played your game, in the browser, and had a really fun time with it! I will put the friction points I encountered, and things that I noted in no arbitrary order:

At some point I got a crash — I included error from Chrome console and playtest recordings here in the archive (the link will expire in 3 days, let me know if you miss it) https://limewire.com/d/iBJyK#qrLWElu6Ef

The crash happened after day 7 or 8, I tried to drag a coin, and it just completely froze. Reloading the browser page helped, and progress was saved.

I played with the touchpad on a macbook. The very first attempt was hard, I completely failed at day 5, and did not know how to recover, so restarted the run.

Then in the last run I got to the cavalry, and again got obliterated and weren't able to recover. Maybe I missed something, but I really did not see a way to recover — I had many archers killed, and they were no match for the enemies anymore.

The ducking mechanic felt weird to me, and I kept ignoring it. I tried it a few times, saw that i still get hit, and stopped using it for the most of the run

At my second attempt I played more aggressively, and it felt really nice! I think on the touch screen it should feel amazing. I liked shooting so much that even crash did not stop me from paying more :)
І дуже дякую за український переклад :)

Feel free to ping me if you want more feedback, or want to ask questions that I didn't cover here. Cheers!

A few thoughts after checking out your game...

I like the core mechanic a lot. Angry Birds with a speed element to amp up the pressure.

I like the game loop as well: battle, upgrade/repair. Very clean, at least at the beginning.

I wasn't very good at it, and I worry the difficulty ramps up too quickly. I lost the third battle. It's probably a nice recovery mechanism that after losing it I got four coins (only having gotten two for winning the second battle) but it wasn't enough to motivate me to continue. Had I won the third battle, I probably would have continued at least a little further in.

The control itself is excellent (and made for mobile, I think, though I played on mouse on phone) but I think you can do more with color scheme to show where the arrows are going. It took me way too long to notice the relationship between the lines I drew with my mouse and the cone of impact below. I wonder if you can't add an effect to the cone so it's more obvious earlier.

I didn't stick around long enough to really learn how deep the game goes, but it taught itself well without a burdensome tutorial, and it was genuinely fun and exciting. Just a bit too hard for a goof like me.