Outhold

It's not a fundamentally bad game, but it's one of those games that pull down the average of their genre. What do I mean? It's a Tower Defense where you put towers exclusively on pre-marked locations and cannot interfere with the path that enemies take. We figured this out back when TD was a Warcraft 3 custom map thing: building labyrinths for the monsters to trail along is one of the core mechanics. Without that I'd barely even call it a Tower Defense. Also it's honestly pretty short and repetitive and 90% of the skill tree is "would you like another 1% to Thing" which I find kind of tedious.

Decent TD game - kinda short but still a good value for the cost.

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This is a very fun short incremental game that i enjoyed very much. The only criticism I have is the balance of the last two levels which i beat on my first try without any real problems. I wish for the final boss to pose a challenge even with most upgrades. The extra challenges in postgame gave me a little of that tower defence strategising but I still wish there was a challenge involving the last level expecting me to have maxed skill tree. All in all it was a fun expirience that I would recommend to any fan of incremental or tover defence games.

Simple and fun

~ 3 hours to complete the main game.