Desktop Siege

A delightful and refreshing indie gem that brings pure joy with its charming design and engaging gameplay

Short AFK experience, wish it was a bit longer and had more content, but nothing to complain about for free!

Despite the flaws, every indie gem and tiny quirky clicker brings a unique spark to brighten up your gaming library

Short, rough-around-the-edges tower defense that overstays its welcome the moment you discover background performance issues. Proceed with caution.

This game has awful design all around. The play loop is boring, including only clicking upgrades to win while monsters walk up to your towers and sentries and slowly die. That's it-- it's basically just monster walks up to fence and dies. Nothing interesting. The artwork is awful, especially the way it was implemented. It loox so inconsistent and out of place. There's barely any continuity in the design of this game. Completing this game was boring, I wouldn't even consider it a tower defence game, I would consider it an idle clicker with no notable content. ♡ Gameplay: 0/20 ♡ Writing: 0/20 ♡ Visuals: 2/20 ♡ OST/SFX: 1/20 ♡ Accessibility: 0/20 ♡ Total: 3/100 - Celeste <3

This game is OKAY. Since you can't lose, the ridiculously unbalanced scaling of the enemies isn't a huge deal. but for your own sanity do not pick up the "Stronger enemies every 60 seconds" upgrade, you will have them against the fence all the time. After "beating" the game, I like that we get a free placement mode, but it doesn't matter if the game starts lagging out COMPLETELY at that point. like no issues until i started placing just a couple more towers on my own. baby's tower defence.