First Day: Home Defender

20/100 bad game (aka 90% Autoplay) Should be described as UNITY hobby project gone cashgrab. - horrible gfx - bad mechanics >>> No TowerDefense game, just fighting off waves of zombies. Not worth it, even for free.

Game is unplayable with my PC. No display window in upper left corner to adjust game speed etc. No where to click to continue to next level. Enter doesn't work, esc. doesn't work. Specs attached.

This game is a thrilling and fast-paced shooter that keeps you on the edge of your seat. The shooting mechanics are incredibly smooth, and the controls feel very intuitive. I love the impressive visual style and the immersive sound effects. The variety of enemies and upgrades makes every level feel fresh and exciting. It is a fantastic game for anyone who loves high-quality action and home defense strategy!

Buggy, boring, and repetitive. Not worth the time or money.

очень крутая интересная и привлекательная за свою цену игра. здесь мы чисто сражаемся против зомбаков и защищаем свой дом. советую всем купить тк вы в нее будете очень долго играть.

First Day: Home Defender, developed by BadWolf Games and published by HandMade Games, is a small-scale indie title that combines the frantic energy of a wave-based shooter with the strategy of a base defense simulator. Set in a bleak, post-apocalyptic world ravaged by nuclear fallout, the game tasks you with surviving and defending your last safe haven against relentless swarms of mutated creatures. Its concept is simple yet appealing—build, defend, survive—and it attempts to deliver a fast-paced hybrid experience that mixes direct shooting mechanics with tower-defense elements. While the execution is far from flawless, the game’s raw ambition and accessible design give it an identity of its own. The game begins with your character stranded in the aftermath of a global disaster, forced to build and defend a fragile home base amid waves of hostile mutants. You start small, constructing basic walls and defensive structures, gathering limited resources, and gradually upgrading both your home and arsenal. Every round becomes a race against time: fortify before the next wave, repair damage, and prepare for the unpredictable escalation that follows. The player can manually engage in com…