Amazing Intro,but for a game made in two days it was kinda good

This game was made in 72 hours, yes.
For that, it is an okay game.
There are several problems that I won't even mention, considering how many times they have been said (GFX, Concept, etc).
However, at the end of a wave, I always get the same report:
9 buildings saved, 0 buildings lost, 9 trees lost, 0 yetis burnt.
This has happened since the first round of game play, and is completely untrue.
Good try, I suppose.

It's pretty good for a game made in 72 hours. I was surprised to see some new challenges come into play, like the Yetis, the rolling snowball, and the blizzard that comes in all directions.

I would love to see another game like this with some improvements such as an upgrade system that allowed you to improve your speed, the strength of the flamethrower, an "automated defence system" against the yetis or the blizzard, or even a companion whom you can buy upgrades for! That and better graphics, more challenges like maybe a uber yeti or an avalanche. Add in few more new gameplay elements like a teleporter or a melee flame sword and you got yourself a awesome game in my books.

the first impression for a front paged game is to get something... worth it. there are no upgrades, not much challenge nor taste for gfx's. this was a total mess, but getting messy stuff is necessary to make great stuff, so i expect something nicer in the future

How did this get front-paged? The graphics are horrible and the concept is even worse. A guy with a flame-thrower is going to melt a Blizzard to "save" the "last town" on Earth?

Horrible concept, horrible graphics, idk how this got front paged. I'm probably sounding like a jerk atm but I'm shocked that something like this could get front paged on a place like NG.