IDUN Prologue - Frontline Survival

[h1] Rock solid mix between RTS and TD. Protect main drill until it gather enough minerals. Place towers and your captain on the field. Destroy rocks to place new drills and increase resource mining. Towers and captain can be moved anytime hence RTS element. During gameplay orbs appear which contain 3 random perks but player can only choose one. Perks might improve towers, captain or contain bundle of new towers to build. Air strike can be used from mothergunship to obliterate swarms of incoming creatures and cannons can shoot freely anytime where the cursor is, ammunition replenish itself over time. Plenty of different missions like 4 minutes survival, boss base assault, where you have to protect and escort nuke to enemy's base. In some missions you can control mech and grab huge gold nuggets and throw them in the well or just protect excavator until it finish resource farming. After each successful mission upgrade equipment on the skill tree then move on to the next mission. Also terrain is changing to some degree making some spots filled with acid and yes, it affects where towers can be placed safely. Game gets intense. [b] What I would like to see: + More terrain destruction +…

The AI voice actors are horrible and the AI generated music is way too obvious. The game could be fun, but the AI slop completely ruins it.

I has played this game and its fun to me

Controls are so random. Sometimes you drag to select, sometimes you drag to move. Sometimes you right click to move.

AI voice-acting is insufferably bad

Excellent demo experience. It's basically what you'd expect if someone took the survivor-like and tower defense genres and then mashed them together with a sci-fi backdrop of fighting against a swarm on a hostile planet. Drop into an area, setup shop, protect against waves of enemies while upgrading and making your "build" and then trying to stay ahead of enemy attacks and protect your mining structures (or mech) until it's time to extract. Game gives off vibes of Starship Troopers: Terran Command minus the narrative, exploration and map size. Focuses much more on smaller map skirmishes against waves of enemies from different directions while you try and extract as much resources as possible from the surface. Meanwhile you have that "survivor-like" progression model of getting the option to pick upgrades based on your progress towards resource collection. Definitely makes for some interesting replayability if you want to experiment with different setups to clear maps. Good mix of units available to deploy as well as a variety of enemy types to deal with. Hell, even the mission type itself changes depending on whether or not you are deploying general units or piloting a mech…