Axon TD: Uprising

I put hundreds of hours into Defense Grid 1 and 2 and have never found any other tower defense game that scratched that itch until now. Axon takes what made DG great (the pathing and mazing) and builds on it with the ability to totally change the map by adding and blocking tiles to make the enemies go exactly where you want them to go. Replaying a map allows you to take a different approach every time, increasing replayability and making the traditional TD grinding (for XP and unlocks) even more fun. I'm really enjoying it so far and look forward to many more hours of play thanks to the built-in map editor and Workshop support. If you love Defense Grid, you'll love this game.

Okay tower defense with a vast amount of towers. In early early access right now (fall 2023). A new concept In Axon TD: Uprising you select 8 towers for your arsenal out of 32 total. The goal of this game is to enlarge the route after each wave, to reconstruct your layout for maximum efficiency. You receive money for killing, and power by your own production if you have. With power you can upgrade your towers one time. It's not like traditional TDs where upgrading gives a huge increase in efficiency. It can be significant, but it's more in synergy with your layout and other towers, and that with the changing layout differentiates this game from other TDs. At this moment there is a campaign consisting of two chapters (16 maps), with more in development. Every map you unlock a new tower or ability, and receive tech points for improvements. Another mode is survival, which is an endless

Nice Game, but PLEASE add "undo last action button" - i misclick so often.

As I said in the other tower defense game review, I'm reviewing 2 similar games back to back, the other game being named Nordhold. So I much prefer this tower defense game than Nordhold, because this game give you more freedom, at least in some part of the game modes, so what is this tower defense game? It's a TD game that has : 1. Tile manipulation mechanics, there are several systems including ones specific to the game modes. 2. The game has modes, it has a pretty lengthy campaign with a standard scifi story that is also quite funny in some parts, it has quick plays and it has survival modes. 3. The game also has different path systems depending on the map types and game modes, for example in survival mode there is one map type that force you to build your map/path "from scratch" From those alone this TD game has far more creativity challenge and replay value than the other game,

If Element Studios combined the best of Axon TD with the best of Element TD, they’d make one TD to rule them all! Axon TD is a solid tower defense game. It has an excellent gameplay with mazing as a core-feature in combination with a variety of towers. This opens up for creative and personal solutions in each level you play. It also allows you to explore different viable and interesting strategies. Because you’re rewarded randomly after each wave, one game is often different from another. With that said, it’s not perfect, and that’s why I mentioned their other game: Element TD (2). Basically, it lacks the originality and concept of Element TD. While Axon TD is fun, it also comes out as a generic TD – both in design and aesthetically. The enemies are mostly similar looking robots, and while they mechanically differentiate from each other and possess some interesting abilities, you neve