Kittypocalypse - Ungoggled

Kittypocalypse is a VR centric tower defense game rendered in 3D and with an unusual comedy premise, the waves of enemies you have to fight off are space cats. The premise is kind of amusing but they don't go anywhere with it. It's almost like a co-incidence that the enemies are cats rather than any story centric purpose, so that's a wasted opportunity. This does work as a game, however, more or less. 4K resolution support, a few graphics tweaks, a reasonable looking engine and decent enough art assets. Kittypocalypse is certainly not the worst TD on Steam, to the point it's almost, but not quite, recommendable. What broke the deal for me was the lack of polish, especially with crucial aspects of the gameplay. The towers are buggy, and they sometimes completely ignore cats running by them, opting to sit still and not shoot at all, instead. I think if there's one thing that a TD game must get right, it's going to have to be "having the towers shoot the baddies". There's no "maybe" options in Steam, but Kittypocalypse deserves one. It's not bad, but it's not great either and the $10 USD price tag coupled with the deficiencies pushes this just millimetres out of reach o…

Super fun tower defense game! I love it! Have been waiting for this port to non-vr because although I have played games in VR, I'd like to sit back and relax and smoke a cigar while playing tower defense. The camera needs to be addressed though. Here is my suggestion: At the beginning of the level (before starting), move the camera smoothly from [the default starting position right now] to a nice overview position in the level, where you can see all the tower-points and the path. This will give the user the nice starting view (like in VR), but its nice if you dont have to manually move the cam to get some overview. At the completion of the level (after ending), move the camera automatically smoothly from [where-ever the player left it] to a nice position where you can see the level and the fireworks. So the player can enjoy his/her victory even more, without having to manually move the cam to see the fireworks.

The game is okay, but the level design is so bad, especially on levels with cliffs where the towers target enemies below them and not the ones right in front of them which basically makes beating the campaign on hard impossible without cheating.

What a fun little TD. I like it a lot.

Ungoggled is where it's at, if you want to be able to concentrate. I love the VR too, but I'm just super happy with this game. The depth is good, not overwhelming. Lots of fun.

slaughtering kitties.... lol so much stupid fun :)