

Miniature TD - VR
Reality Reflection · 2017 · Strategy, Indie, Casual, Simulation, VR
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About Miniature TD - VR
Miniature TD provides unconventional experience for you.
Build towers to defend your base from cute monsters.
Use the Oculus Touch to grab a tower and place it on the floating map.
Don’t passively watch the towers – pick a weapon and join the battle yourself. Use a flamethrower to fire explosives at the monsters, or use a hand cannon to bombard the enemy wave. Use the magnifying glass to inspect the battleground.
There are three modes to play:
Classical mode :Reminiscent of a traditional tower defense game, the classic map has two entrances and one exit. You should defeat the surging enemies in dark dungeon. The map has several curved paths, so place your towers strategically!
Endless mode : : See how long you can last against an endless wave of monsters. It’s important to eliminate monsters swiftly before their numbers build up. Succeed by taking advantage of both long range and short. range towers.
In addition, infinite wave mode is prepared for player that monster’s HP is increasing step by step when all stages are cleared.
Challenge your limitation!
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Players praise this budget tower defense game for its fun gameplay, cute voxel aesthetic, and good value at its low price point, with creative level variations and the option to view the action from ground level. However, common complaints include significant performance issues and bugs, limited content with only two levels, poor controller support especially for Index controllers with selection highlighting problems, and unclear tutorials that don't adequately explain core mechanics like tower placement and weapon usage.
I am not sure what the deal is with the hate for a $1 game. It is a lot of fun, and for a buck, I was pleasantly surprised. I wish it had more levels as the 2 it has get old after a while. It also says that you do not need the left controller, but found that the Menu button on the Rift's left controller acts as a camera reset as well (expect the Vive is the same) I am not huge into TD games, but the cute voxel version is kind of like playing with a play set. You also have the option to go onto the Ground Level and watch things occur from the gameboard instead of the elevated level. I recommend the Tutorial first as I had a problem understanding some of the weaponry, but the Flamethrower is sweet! I also wish that it had an easier way to adjust the game board as I had to look through the Options Menu (which has some sweet options) to find an adjustment so I could sit down instead of stand around. I recommend the game, it is a dollar, it is fun, and you can go Gangsta with teh blue handgun .2 found this helpful
Bad! i did not like it way to many bugs lagy and boring no good pictures missleding WANT MY MONEY BACK STEAM1 found this helpful
I got this little game in a bundle for what comes out to be like $0.25... and I finally got around to playing it yesterday. It's a fun and nicely balanced tower defense game! It only has two real levels - one of which is standard TD that I'm used to, where the second has no "exit" that you're protecting - instead, you need to keep the mob count below 100 at all times. Interesting variation that I personally haven't seen before! It doesn't run particularly smooth on my system, especially considering that it's just using voxel graphics... but I was able to play for an hour and beat the whole thing. Given the price, and a solid hour of fun it gave me, I give it a thumbs: UP!
Index controllers do not work for this game. When trying to select a tower to place which tower is highlighted will be constantly changing. tool-tip popups will always obscure your view of what you're selecting. The tutorial also doesn't show you how to place towers or use your player gun... 0/10 will never play again.
really fun when it works, but it needs some serious debugging, and also desperately needs better index controller support, as is its almost impossible to aim at what you want
While the game is indeed quite hard, I've very much enjoyed playing it. Still trying to beat the first level but getting closer and closer to wave 23. It would be nice to be able to scale the map up so you feel like you are really there.
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