Wage Slave TD
努力的社畜 · 2024 · Tower Defense, Roguelite, Roguelike, Procedural Generation, Funny
PC
6 user reviews83% · 6
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About Wage Slave TD
Arrange your wage slaves, pass wave after wave of boss reviews, win, and unlock more project maps!
The game is developed by an individual and mainly draws inspiration from: Carrot Fantasy, Bloons, and Plants vs. Zombies.
Wage slaves showing their special abilities
- 15 kinds of wage slaves, including hardworking pig, licking dog, old white rabbit, egg hen, pan sheep, mud horse, bloody rooster, and proud cow.
- Rich movements, sounds, and Emoji
- There is also an elephant
Endless changes and events
- Various events
- Workplace memes
- Wage slaves can learn from others, and the combinations are endless
A boss group full of wisdom
- 14 types of bosses including Bird Director, Wolf Director, Crocodile Manager, Lucky Horse, Airborne Bat, etc.
- Pickup aritist, sexual harassment, crocodile tears, boss features are all there
Additional game mode
- Private work from lonely boss
- Challenge the best wage slave configuration and refresh personal best results
The game is developed by an individual and mainly draws inspiration from: Carrot Fantasy, Bloons, and Plants vs. Zombies.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
✦ AI summary
Players appreciate this as a nostalgic tower defense experience with an engaging employee-placement twist and meaningful upgrade choices that add strategic depth. However, some find the difficulty curve frustrating, with the game becoming unbeatable around level 6 for certain players, which significantly limits playtime before progression stalls.
This reminds me of the tower defense flash games I might find on Newgrounds. Now that flash is dead I'm glad that developers like this make little games so that I can have a similar experience. It's a relatively simple Tower Defense where the "towers" are employees. You unlock new employees every few levels but the employees that you can use are always set by the level. This may seem restrictive but they are able to balance the game a lot more effectively than if you were allowed to use every employee that you unlocked in every level. Every time you beat a enemy wave you will be able to pick from one of three upgrades and these can have a tremendous effect on your success. There are also files that you can destroy to give you more cash but if you choose to do this some of your employees will be distracted doing that and the enemys might get through. This creates a little bit of tension as you toggle back and forth between files to get more cash while making sure that employees aren't letting enemies through. Positioning matters a lot as well as some enemies are so fast that if you are positioned badly they might just run past you. So in short, it's simple, it's a little weird…6 found this helpful
getting stuck very quickly, stuck on lvl 6, so about 40-50 minutes of gameplay. not worth it1 found this helpful
Fun twist to a tower defense game. If youre a TD fan try this game out ( there's a demo ).
Literally a good game to play in the office.
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