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Destroy the Ruϟϟian OrcZ and protect Ukraine! This is a tower defense game inspired by Plants vs. Zombies, but with a number of different mechanics. It's currently in development, and I'm looking for what feedback I can gather. Sorry for the "programmer art" by the way. I have no idea how to draw, so this is what you get. If you are an artist and want to help out, please ping me. 😊 How to play: - Hover over the unit buttons (on the bottom) to see what they do. - Click on a unit button to select it, then click on the field to place the unit. - To unselect click the button again. (Right clicking anywhere also works.) - When a unit runs out of ammo click on it to reload. Keep in mind the reload will cost the same no matter how many rounds are currently left, so try to wait until the unit is close to running out in order to save money. - Watch out for stealthy enemies. They are invisible to the defenders. You need to click on them to reveal them. (Wali and Ghost always see them, though.) - Money is earned by destroying enemies. - The game will end if an enemy reaches the left side of the screen, but the first time each enemy type does that, a special defender will trigger, which will kill all the units of that type. This can only happen once per type: infantry, armor, aircraft. - The music can be toggled with the sound button on the bottom right. - The game can be paused the with the pause button on the bottom right. An important note about money: It would be incredibly unethical to make money off of the Ruϟϟian invasion of Ukraine, which is why I ask you to please donate to Ukraine during the "game over" screen. However, I have decided to leave the option to pay for the game on itch.io as well. That is because at the end of each month I will forward all of that money to a trusted charity and my employer will match 100% of the amount. You are welcome to take advantage of this option if you wish to maximize your donation. That said, I understand that unless you know me personally this would require you to trust a stranger on the Internet, which is rarely a good idea. In the end I just encourage you to donate directly to the charity above or to any other one. Ukraine needs any help we can provide! https://www.globalgiving.org/projects/ukraine-crisis-relief-fund/ Thank you! Alaric von Teplitz