Beaver TD
ptgame · 2025 · Strategy, Pixel Graphics, Tower Defense, Roguelite, Retro
PC
7 user reviews100% · 7
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About Beaver TD
Beaver TD is a tower defense game with roguelite elements, where you build wooden rafts to shape the enemy’s path. Summon heroic beavers onto these floating battle stations—each with unique abilities and personalities—to defend your base from chaotic waves of mutated monsters.
Follow the project on Kickstarter to stay updated on the development roadmap:
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Build Rafts – Redirect Enemies
There are no preset paths. Control where enemies go by strategically placing rafts and blocking their routes!Summon Beaver Warriors – Flexible Defense
Shoot arrows, stun, slow, break armor… Every beaver has a distinct role. Get creative with your tactics!Gather Resources & Radiation Cores
Use radioactive cores and monster drops to craft gear, upgrade your base, and unlock new beaver units.Base Upgrades & Skill Unlocks
The more enemies you defeat, the faster you level up—unlock special skills like damage boosts, attack speed, critical hits, healing, and more!Roguelite Gameplay – A New Experience Every Run
Procedurally generated maps, randomized summons, and permanent death. But each run lets you keep resources to grow stronger over time.A once-peaceful lake has turned into ground zero for radioactive chaos. Lead a fearless beaver resistance and protect every raft, every drop of water—because you are nature’s last hope.DEVELOPMENT STATUS
Beaver TD is currently in development by a solo indie developer. Your feedback is incredibly valuable in shaping the game’s final form!Follow the project on Kickstarter to stay updated on the development roadmap:
Please visit the website to open the project’s official Kickstarter page.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
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Charming animations and sound design. The game has a very steep learning curve - It takes A LOT OF trials & errors to figure out how to play this "right", but once you do, the game becomes incredibly fun. I'd say the game's biggest flaw is that early on, there is far too much downtime, and not nearly enough gameplay variety. The progression between runs felt great, but until further meta-level progressions are reached, all of your runs are doomed to fail. The game can often feel overly punishing and RNG-dependent as a result. But again - Once you've unlocked a good amount of things, the possibilities become endless, and there can be a lot of varieties between each run.1 found this helpful
Beaver TD is genuinely an exciting and compelling game. The core gameplay loop is addictive; I was completely engrossed, constantly forced to adapt and find optimal build strategies with my limited coin supply and the random nature of the construction cards. I did notice one area that could use polish: the in-game clarity is lacking when crafting or summoning new build cards. The game could do a better job of clearly displaying the specific information about the cards you've collected or are about to receive. However, the sheer enjoyment speaks for itself. When I first started, I lost track of time and played for over two consecutive hours just to clear Level 20. It's a truly crazy level of engagement! I sincerely hope the developers are listening and will consider an adjustment to the visual presentation when players acquire or discover new build cards, as this small refinement would significantly enhance the overall quality-of-life experience
the only good point of the game is the graphics look pretty good, the rest is like an unfinished game. the tutorial is too long unnecessarily, just forcing the player to play 1 wave is enough. next the UI is too big compared to the overall screen, in the skill upgrade screen I can't even see anything, it's like the UI was designed for the phone and then copied to the computer. when playing there is no restart button, why, there is no pause button too, it's weird. devs of this game, can you improve :| - add window mode, - reduce the UI ratio, now all UI is too big - add pause buttons while playing - add story mode
Im bobering it im bobering it
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