Glorpotron

This is honestly a great game! I've been playing it on my Steam Deck and it performs extremely well on it, with very smooth mechanics and quick loading times. I've been enjoying it a lot. It took me about 90 hours to beat the full game (there are 10 ascensions) and unlock all the towers. But, because the maps are always different, I've been going back to casually play whenever I have time. It brings me back to the nostalgic Bloons (if anyone remembers that), but has the replayability of Tetris 99 (which I also love). It has couch co-op as well, and is quite fun to play with your partner (though if they have a different playing style like mine does, it becomes a bit like Overcooked since communication is necessary). Highly recommend it if you want a challenging but fun game that you can casually pick up. I'm unfortunately a huge scum saver so I've been trying the ascensions again on my own personal honour mode, since I realize I have no honour when playing. If you play it a lot, definitely go into the options and game play settings to turn on the automatic speed up button - it's great for when you're dancing up towers. Highly recommend!

This is a tower defense game that asks you to be more involved in the management of your towers; From upgrading by dancing, collecting coins, managing upgrades, and buying and selling towers as needed. It looks simple on the surface but to truly master this game you will need to be involved and managing your setup every step of the way. It is well balanced and will be difficult at first but as you gain your skill in management you also start to learn what crystal upgrades help your play style most without taking away the challenge. If you are looking for a tower defense game that has some replayability, difficulty, and tries something new, give it a go

it's super cute and i love the mechanics of the game! I have definitely stayed up later than i intended trying to beat it. It's never the same map, so it's always refreshing to play each time.

Glorpotron is a TD in which you dance on your tower to level it up. You're pressured into defending air attacks, tanks, and small robotic vehicles from the first stages. This TD will keep you busy with dancing on towers, picking up coins and going to your home base to acquire another power up. The game starts off in single player as balanced, but as you progress you're faced with challenging situations which may get easier with time as this is a roguelike, so you can save up to purchase a better starting tower or play the local co-op mode. Balancing for single player could be tweaked or an easy mode be implemented to make it more noob friendly. Overall, a different type of TD because of the dancing on your towers to level them up. Play the demo to see if it's your cup of tea. Full controller support. XBox controller works perfectly. https://steamcommunity.com/groups/towerdefensegamesrated

Super fun and addicting. Gets a lot more challenging as you go. Highly recommend if you're into tower defense! Great music! Thanks for the Mac support.

The game seems easy at first, but soon you start to realize there is a lot more going on! You have to manage dancing to grow your towers strength, collecting coins from fallen enemies, getting power ups from the base after every wave. It quickly becomes a game where your time and positioning is one of the biggest resources and keys to success. Not to mention the 10 difficulty levels! Don't sleep on this game if your a roguelite TD fan! For new players here's some tips I've learned: - There are two tower placement zones in every map that can drop extra coins if you run over them. can be good if you're just shy of a new tower - There's a setting under options that let's the game speed up when you're dancing on towers - The amount of coins you have leftover at the end of a level will translate to how much extra run progression currency you get. Try to sell the useless towers right before the boss dies. - You can walk under flying creeps, but running into ground creeps causes you to spill your coins