HexDefense

No sound, no music, damage is described in a brief popup at the beginning of the level that goes away, special effects obscure information, GUI hard to read. If this was early access, it could be forgiven as being still in development, but the developer claims this is the final version. This game does not feel finished.

Fun game so far! definitely a better vibe with lofi playing haha A more robust UI that gave a breakdown of enemy strengths/weaknesses during play would be an amazing addition, as well as damage types and damage types for towers Excited to see it as more gets polished and added!

For my first tower defense game I had a lot of fun with it! The enemies are cute and fun designs and the gameplay was easy to pick up after a couple of rounds. I definitely plan to play a little more to learn the functions of the game to see how far I can get!

Cute game with standard tower defense mechanics. Has an interesting upgrade system and can get pretty chaotic the later you go into a game. Probably could benefit from some difficulty settings for those who want an easier time or really spice things up for a challenge.

Such good game play - the action comes fast and keeps you on your toes but is still easy to start getting a grasp of within a couple of tries. It keeps you engaged and is a fun time!

Had a great time and looking forward to more! I hadn’t played a tower defense game before, so I wasn’t sure what to expect. I found myself playing multiple rounds, challenging myself to beat my last PB. The gameplay really works well as a roguelike too, a genre i am familiar with and enjoy. I’m still learning the different towers and their effectiveness, but even if my initial rounds didn’t last long, I am quickly picking up which towers work best against which enemies. I would still like to see some more user feedback, whether that’s verifying a correct matchup or warning you that not enough damage is being done. I think that will help provide some more clarity, encourage new players still learning the game, and improve upon the game’s immersion. I’d like to also note that this runs smoothly on a Steam Deck. The controls seem intuitive, though I think it would benefit from having some controller/camera sensitivity adjustment options. Some text may seem small for a Steam Deck screen, but definitely not unplayable. Lots of possibilities already for an early access. Looking forward to see your progress!