I got very frustrated and had to stop playing. It's very hard to tell what's going on, and if you accidentally fill up your order queue you can't change it.

I think that the concept -- you're a base commander under siege, and you have to handle the logistics -- is very cool. There could be a good game written about this. Right now this game isn't that, yet. The decisions are too opaque: I need more information. The graphics are such that I can barely understand what's going on. Etc.

Also, tellingly absent from my order list is a request for air support. Given how many tons of bombs the US dropped on the area surrounding Khe San, you would think that would feature heavily.

While we're on the subject, it's sort of horrifying to have the Vietnam War reduced to a series of order requests. I'm not sure whether or not this is intentional, or if you care, but it was disturbing to me.

I think that there's a good idea here: it might be worth reworking from scratch and thinking more carefully about how the player receives information and places orders.

I honestly just don't know what's going on. It looks like my soldiers get dropped off and then suicide charge some enemy bunker that's somehow practically in our base. A really cool concept but it needs a lot more work. A good start for 48 hours though.

Wow, this is an original idea.

I wasn't actually sure what I was meant to do... It looked like I was being bombed but I wasn't sure how I could defend myself from these bombs. Also it seemed to take very long time to order things. A tutorial or something would be extremely useful.

I really like the initial concept but I found it hard to identify what was going on.

I get this... but I ran out of water because i couldn't change my queue :) I need some control of time as well, but good job!

I don't know what is going on...

The first time I read the description I was like "Wow! This game is going to be really cool". The concept was fresh and seemed quite original.

As I started the game things changed. While the concept seemed really easy to grasp and the controls were easy to understand as well (although I wished you added the controls to this post too), I wasn't sure what am I supposed to do.

I didn't know what the rules are. Yes, I knew I should order stuff but I was under attack and I didn't know how to stop that or perhaps even do something that would lead to that. I saw soldiers running around some random direction but wasn't sure if I can influence that.

Also there is no enemy on site except for the explosions so I wasn't sure if I can affect that. I started ordering things but wasn't sure what I am ordering them for or how I was to lose so I could win.

Also the pickups or the planes come and go at random times not sure how to speed them up or even if that is possible.
Sometimes a message shows up "no delivery because of artillery shellings" but not sure how I can prevent that in the first place.

All in all, I feel the game had a good potential (still do I think) but perhaps if things are clearer and easier to identify with, one could easily have fun with it.

Good work though :D

It is a good idea, but it is difficult to play

Some nice ideas, although isn't clear enough, or fun really. Difficult to even know where the enemy is. So maybe change up the gameplay. I love the idea of little ant-sized people running around into each other, with mini explosiosn and stuff, with upgrades with a simpler system where you can buy buildings and generate units from them instead perhaps. Either way, nice concept, should have been implemented better. I do really like the modelling though, has a nice colour scheme and is simplistic enough to be clear

Nice concept, felt pretty confusing though. Didn't know what was going on most of the time. But only 48 hours so. Nice 3d-graphics!

Hi there. Admire the ambition, but very tough to tell what's going on. You put things in order queue... then what ? I appreciate a high-level resourcing command is an interesting take on warfare sim., but not sure how to have fun as a player.

The lack of sound made the explosions and death very surreal. I find that feeding men into a meat grinder does not sit well with me, especially since there is nothing I can do to prevent them from being used up at a disturbingly high rate.