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Controls
While in map selector:
- ← and → (on keyboard you can also use a and d respectively): Choose between maps
- A (on keyboard which is q or space): Select map to play
While in-game:
- ←, →, ↑, and ↓ (alternatively you can use a, d, w, and s): Move cursor
- B (on keyboard which is e or enter): Open new tower menu if on blank tile, otherwise upgrade menu. Note the overlap point is at the very top left of the cursor.
While in menu:
- ↑ and ↓ (alternatively you can use w and s): Move cursor
- A: Select option
For playability, it is recommended to play (or edit, cause it was all made in blocks) this on a high-end computer.
Lots of similarities between the last version as well, so if you played that version you’ll be right at home, including in some of the maps. (*cries in an inability to design tilemaps*)
Also, it seems like the game dialogs (like “Not enough money”) like to break my TilemapPath extension and throw an error so try to avoid doing that while in a wave lol.
Please don’t hesitate to report bugs and suggestions! 
(hopefully monkey wizards, spike factories, and subs make it in a future update but no promises!)
Extensions used
You can look in pxt.json for the exact dependencies as well. 
- TilemapPath
- Stats
- Notifications
- Timers
- tilemaps
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ARCADE-SPRITE-DATA
- pxt-status-bar
- block-menu
- pxt-scaling
- arcade-shader
- arcade-text
- ColorBlock
If the loading time is too slow, you can edit the project, find the set_variables function (next to the on start block), and set dart_angle_precision to a number between 1 and 360 that is also a factor of 360. (ex, 36) (defaults to 60) The higher the number, the more “high-resolution” the rotation of the projectile. Significantly low numbers (<8) can affect the dart precision. There are also other variables in there like game_lose_on_0_lives and lots_of_money which should be self-explanatory.
GitHub repo: