I haven't played a simulator game like this one before, the apsects that need to be maybe overhauled are tutotrialsation and the ability to rotate the object on the torch bench on another axis as its quite hard to get all the parts of the surface of some models. Handing in contracts one has accepted is also quite unclear as there is no button the free the players mouse nor is there a location marker to deliver to.

A puzzeling resource management game within a static dungeon, that is something new... It is a bit confusing and honestly hard. it leans into the idea of you having to map out the routes, the blockades and noting what resources you can find.and then of course getting good combat rolls, hope to see more gameplay tweaks, and optional Quality of Life content for those not too keen on mapping this game out on the side..

Seems to feature a unique take on asymetrical gameplay, features bot support. The idea should be expanded upon

So, this is a gacha based towerdefense game like you would find on Roblox. Noteable features include the "Tower" attribute scaling just to fuckup the legendary tower you pulled from the gacha having slightly shitty stats. Tower banners and traits don't feature a pity system, also you are stuck with your gachas attributescaling till you are in endless mode to reroll. Translations are lacking, sure you can estimate most of the UI, but its just french in some spaces. It uses AI to create clothing for Terry that might infringe on certain manga IP's, but its "different" and unoptimised enough to not matter. The gameplay is the slop towerdefense standard of next stage is the same enemy setup but they get +2% hp scaling. Purchasing Exp to level units is underwhealing where there are points beyond level 15 of a unit, where a single level up costs 5000 Gems due to lack of better exp materials. The guild system (you unlock guilds for 10k gems) that promises daily quests only offers repeatable quests that award only guild exp that currently goes unused. All other quests are one time rewards sure nice but a progressive system could help your playerretention. There is a playermarket for trading, and towerevolutions for lower towers to stay after idling in the endless mode to gain the materials for tower evolutions. But beyond that there is a lack of indexing for units so you cant track progression.