you got something here but...

I hope this is unfinished. I see a lot of potential in this so maybe i can offer some stuff that could make this game better than the rating it's getting
1. add a pick your language buttons so you can widen your gaming audience
2. music of course. i think it would be interesting if had it when one starts to play a part that music part starts as well in the main audio, like drums start the drums in the the music start, guitarist starts the guitar part starts and so forth but make it to well it's the first one who start the attack starts the track and the 2nd doesn't do anything to the sound. be cool if you could pick what style of music you play as well. this all can be done if you just get the music unmastered with each instruments in there own tracks. can help you on that if your lost. (the music part not programming that is)
3. more variety of people on both sides, like a singer, keyboardist, turntables, etc. and maybe different enemys that go side to side and some fight back like the country singer looking dude plays his own against you. or crazy groupies that run really fast at you.
4. more upgrades (cause what's a drummer without a bass drum or guitar without his pedal board ) and more levels instead of just one endless level.
5. lengthening the line a little bit so you can see them coming.

overall like the style, graphics, and the idea of it. just keep working on it. hope to see the finished product soon to give it a better rating.

the chicken says cluck, cluck, BOOM!

not a bad game. it kind of reminds me of another one i've played a long time ago. it does need more types of units for both sides. and the cow is a little weak to me but, the chicken cracked me up more than anything :D like who would have thought placing high explosive on a chicken would be so much fun. you deff got something just keep working on it.

well for you first...

it's not too bad until the drops. the piano part is beautiful. the rise and drop is perfect but, as for the heavy part it really just nonsense. believe or not dubstep does follow very complex music patterns and theories. some few parts i would leave in there, but most of it get rid of. i don't know what program your using but when it comes to dubstep 98% of all the composers use native instruments massive. you can grab that anywhere online and use it as a vst plugin (like pt fl or god help reasons). it's as much as a "must have" as a distortion pedal is to a metal guitarist. and maybe drop the kick down to about c4 to give it a deeper thump. but i will say it does have potential. My first one wasn't great either. took me a bit to really merge my style into this genre. I will say your braver than me for putting you very first one up. i think i erased my from existence. just keep at it i'm sure at least by the third one you'll catch that filthy bug.

so close to a 10 man

it's interesting and got a flow but seems like it's missing a few things.....can't wait to hear the work in it's complete form.