Gameplay was fun, and things got out of hand quick. Music is cool too :)

Simple but fun good job! Also frustrating, which can be a good thing, I'm not friends with the bugs, wish I could shot them :)

Interesting concept! Indeed, things got out of hand fast, haha :D

I got deaded. =( I am very bad at this game, but I love the music!

Very good game. A simple concept, well put together with solid mechanics. Difficult, but enjoyable anyway.

Neat game, nice controls. I liked only being able to use an AOE attack, and the way in which to die was pretty interesting.

Great presentation on the main game screen. Vignettes make the world go 'round.

Simple, but fun :)

There were a few bugs that showed up after a couple of attempts, and eventually it just went to a black screen and stopped. Not bad, though with the limited single action and the cooldown on it, it felt like I didn't have any real options, and it was more just a matter of time until I died. It was still a good game, despite that, and I really liked the theme interpretation.

This game was very strange. I had a lot trouble getting it to load in the first place. I eventually worked in firefox, but only after a few minutes of loading. There was no loading screen to indicate that it was doing so. I also managed to break the game, after surviving for about 30 seconds, no more enemies spawned, and the game sort of just kept going on forever. I waited for the music to stop, but the game just kept going so I eventually committed suicide. I also had some severe framerate issues in firefox when a lot of enemies were on screen.

The art style for this game is confusing. The in game art looks nice for being very simple low res pixel art, however this clashes a lot with the title screen art, which makes the player character look like a potato. The enemies looked pretty good for only being a few pixels, and the play field was clearly indicated. It might have been a little too low res though since it wasn't actually clear what the player or the thing that the player was protecting is. The music was also a little strange since it sounded like someone recording a midi keyboard. It didn't really fit the computerized theme of the game that much, and was otherwise a little repetitive.

The gameplay itself was pretty fun, I was trying to strategize how to maintain the chipset in center position by allowing certain enemies to hit it before it broke. I could see this game being a lot of fun if the major issues were fixed, and maybe some more enemies were added. I also like how the attack affected the chipset so that you could move it around quickly if you needed.

Overall, this game was fun in a really weird way and I have a feeling that's what you were going for. In the future, you should go back and try to fix major issues that prevent the game from working (this is allowed post-submission under the LD rules). Hope you come back and make another game with us!

Dang, that is pretty in-depth. As you may have noticed, the game is not very cooperative under firefox. It wasn't tested in that browser to begin with. Not much I can do anyway since the code is compiled Dart to javascript, so it's partly up to Dart2js to make code that works everywhere.

The music was indeed played on an electric organ. He couldn't be in his studio however so the song was recorded with his phone, so you can kind of hear his little brothers in the background from time to time. It was all played in one go as well, so no input quantize or anything.

p.s: I knew I had seen the name "Nick Weihs" somewhere; MegaPunch from Ludum Dare 27 was really a cool game for something made in a game jam, especially since it's multiplayer. I even watched the artist's stream a bit the hour before the jam began.

I really enjoyed the music playing in the background, though the actual game sounds were a bit too loud in contrast.

It took me a little bit to figure out that I was defending the box/area rather than trying to move it around. There was also a glitch after you lose where the game seems to get stuck somewhere between the game over screen transition. It happened twice out of like 6 replays... so it wasn't just a minor inconvenience since it happened fairly often.

The movement was clean and I liked how things reacted to the ground pound move. Though I felt very limited very quickly with that attack since the enemies pour in really fast.

The art was also nice and simple, easy to distinguish things from each other. Though the giant grid bars surrounding the main tile confuse me, and seem somewhat unnecessary since you never travel out of your main area.