A mini action city-builder in a post-post-apocalyptic world. Grow your settlement. Fend off waves of enemies. Restore nature.
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The game does a great job mixing city-building with action gameplay. The core loop of exploring, gathering resources, building your settlement, and defending against waves feels very satisfying and never really got boring. Each run stays interesting thanks to the variety in how you can build and approach situations. I like the graphics and artwork very much, there are some nice details but are kept very simple. One of the best things is how easy it is to pick up. The mechanics are straightforward and quick to learn, but still give enough depth to keep you engaged. I never felt overwhelmed, just constantly having fun and improving. Overall, a very enjoyable indie game with a solid gameplay loop and great presentation. Definitely worth checking out if you like action + building hybrids.
Incredible little indie gem. Hilghly polished in every aspect of it's small package. Visuals, sound, mechanics, gameplay. It plays like butter and looks like candy. I beat it in 3.5 hours, with no bugs in sight. If you're worried about it being short, the devs are working on new game modes for added replayability. Absolutely worth a shot.
I enjoyed it for the most part, took about 6 hours to complete the campaign, but that included plenty of restarts. The balancing and pacing is a little strange, and after restarting some maps several times, I found that there would be less towers, or maybe just fewer massive attack waves in a row--so I wonder if there's some kind of 'pity' system if you lose too much. What I really wish it had is in the skirmish mode, completing matches added crew members, or added the option to select a party of unlocked crew. It would add alot more variety and replay value to the "post-game" I still have a few achievements to get still, but for the like $4 I spent, I'd say it's worth it
This review is only positive because the game is currently priced appropriately. It's very short and almost feels like a demo. The game itself is fun, and there's nothing terribly wrong with any of the mechanics, but it very badly needs an endless mode or a random roguelike setting or something more. Generally that sort of thing is expected with tower defense games, and it would improve the experience.
This is an incredibly delightful game with a highly unique art style and engaging gameplay. However, I found certain aspects of the experience a bit confusing. For instance, it’s impossible to tell the exact positions of enemies, as they constantly change their patrol routes and linger in random spots, which ends up costing me a lot of time. It would be great if a mini-map could be added.
fun little tank action game that combines tower (HQ) defense and city building elements. build stuff that protects your base or buffs your tank, then take out the enemy before they get you. perk choices between levels and a nice little compact campaign. bonus challenges to dip back into the game after as well. worth giving a try for the uniqueness factor alone - it has a lot of charm. we can do this TOGETHER!!!
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