Wireworks

Wanted to counter some reviews by giving my piece that I don't usually enjoy micromanagement. I'm glad I have nothing I have to keep track of during waves so I can just enjoy watching my contraption function in its funky chain of nodes. I also did not find the game difficult in any way to understand, but I have experience in similar games like noita. I really hope this game gets gameplay extensions, like node modding. also maybe make the larger boards scroll instead so we could make a larger chain. maybe intermediate nodes that don't go at the front or end of a chain.

The wiring system is a genuinely novel and interesting idea, with plenty of potential in how modules and weapons interact. However, the lack of active input during waves makes the gameplay feel more like watching than playing. Combined with limited content, repetitive presentation, and little progression, it feels closer to an early-access-style tech demo than a full game at its asking price. I can't recommend it, unfortunately. Though with some updates this could be a fascinating game in the future. Full review below. I use a plus + and minus - system for how significantly each item improved or affected my experience. ++ The wiring up / connecting modules and weapons together was genuinely interesting. Haven't seen something like that often, other than maybe Path of Exile skill gems. + Decent amount of modules to choose from. Not a huge amount; I saw several repeats even in a single run. I suppose the complexity in interactions is a kind of variety, but I was hoping for more modules to play with and unlock. - Linux native build had no sound for me. Fixed by forcing Proton in properties > compatibility. - The music is pretty repetitive and annoying. I think I've heard it befor…

A short, fun challenging game with a few hours of entertainment, would love for endless to allow boards to cross-connect in a future update - makes it more fun to go endless.

game feels more that a visual novel you pick upgrades and sit and watch. i didnt find it to be engaging. was way to easy i got to wave 20 on my first two runs i don't know anything as the game doesn't explain things great. it eneded up being really slow the waves go by slowly 10 hard waves is betetr than 20 slow waves that dont require me to do anything i sat waiting for rounds to end rather than playing or

Just way to easy. It may have just been the easiest difficulty. But I won my first game blind without spending any gold after wave 10 (out of 30) and monsters didn't get past 15% of the entry border a single time except the final boss that just kinda circled me and died. A few other reviews mentioned difficulty doesn't seem to matter. Cool concept but without a challenge im not playing a game.

This is a really cool idea, and it is executed well!