Unsure about your Lock status.

Don't spam the portal with your learning-stage flashes please, get atleast to decent levels before you start releasing them, or else you just bring the good name of the LL down.

-ZombiePandaLock

Oh wow.

Best part is, its based on true events.

...Okay?

It was an okay-ish song, but you cant claim this song is sounds from TF2 only when you use that bass. Also, the song dragged on for far too long for what it was, since you didn't even take the time to give it a different beat.

Go find the Counterstrike one for what you SHOULD try doing.

This game is clearly well planned, but unfortunately the endless version of it seems to be unrelentingly tedious. The budget is far too tight , mixed with the build/upgrade speed of buildings, to make defending a room unsupervised a possibility. Even with juggling all of my metal into one room I'd discover that things were still getting past my slow/laser turret combos without me there to occasionally pick off a low hp straggler. The fun of this game is far outweighed by the level of micromanaging your turrets; if it were possible for me to dump all of my metal into my own gun, it'd be a whole lot easier/less required for me to make sure I end a round while standing on the teleporter to save me that precious second or two to figure out where I need to actually go to defend. This could be made slightly less tedious by either: A) increasing the amount of metal we recieve by roughly 20%, or B) giving an extra 5 seconds between waves. An extra option that would alleviate the issue would be to remove the cooldown of turrets firing from building construction/upgrading, but that might mess with the difficulty curve a bit too much.

A bit of an issue with the controls

It's a great game, and, I really love it, there's one glaring issue though. It seems my PC is unable to do the walljumps to the right. I can do it when facing left flawlessly, but, going to the right with a walljump is literally impossible. I did mission #10 hugging only the falling stack of blocks on the right, but, then #11 stopped me dead in my tracks because it requires a walljump to the right.

Ahwell, it was still a good game for as much of it as I got to experience.

The fade in at the very start i way too quiet - It actually made me turn my speakers up thinking the problem was on my end. Maybe cut the time for the fadein in half. Outside of that, pretty solid happybeat. Could easily see it used in a rhythm game or some other quirky game. Definitely a nice break from the overdone tracks I've been hearing in the audio portal lately.