Motherboard Under Attack

Motherboard Under Attack

AlbiStudios · 2022 · Strategy, Tower Defense, Singleplayer, 3D, Indie

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About Motherboard Under Attack

🧠 MOTHERBOARD UNDER ATTACK 🦠

Tower Defense with circuits, viruses, and… soldering!Get ready to defend your computer’s motherboard!
In Motherboard Under Attack, you will face waves of viruses trying to invade and destroy your electronic components. Your mission? Solder components in strategic positions, manage your resources (precious solder), and prevent viruses from infecting the processor!⚔️ HOW TO PLAY
  • Collect solder (the in-game currency)
  • Solder electronic components as defense towers
  • Turn-based defense against increasingly stronger virus waves
  • Strategic management of upgrades and positioning
🔧 COMPONENTS – YOUR DEFENSE TOWERS
Each tower is based on a real electronic component and has a unique function:
🟢 Diode – Fast shots against ground viruses
🔵 Capacitor – High-damage cannon, but slow
🔴 Inductor – Continuous low-damage laser, slowing viruses
🟣 Transistor – Effective air defense
🟠 Resistor – Slows viruses but loses durability
💣 Fuse – Powerful explosive trap
⚙️ Oscillator – Generates more solder!☣️ THE VIRUSES
  • Common Virus – Fast and numerous
  • Spyware – Flies but is fragile
  • Adware – Flying and destructive against towers
  • Worm – Infects and temporarily disables towers
  • Trojan – Ground tank, splits when destroyed
  • Botnet – The boss! Massive tank that attacks towers
🛠️ EVOLUTION AND STRATEGY
  • Upgrade using solder
  • Collect batteries to unlock Bronze, Silver, and Gold levels
  • Each upgraded tower changes visually and gains new powers!
🌍 STAGE CAMPAIGN
  • Unlock stages based on your performance:
  • Reach wave 25 of stage 1 to unlock stage 2
  • Each stage brings new challenges and unique objectives
  • 💾 A DIFFERENT TOWER DEFENSE
    With a retro electronic look, immersive soundtrack, and progressive challenges, Motherboard Under Attack is perfect for tower defense fans looking for something creative and original.🔻 Add to your wishlist and get ready to protect the motherboard at all costs!
    💥 The processor is counting on you!

    What Steam players say

    Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

    Recommended Jan 14, 2023
    It's a tower defense game, and if you've seen my feedback, I love myself a good TD game. Even though I received this game for free (I'm part of a game development page), it's an honest review. I have to admit, I almost handed it in less than 30 mins in. The interface needs work. It's difficult to navigate, when you begin it's really tough to even figure out how to make your towers. The game has its faults (and I hope the developer will continue to work on the game), I did find the game fun and worth playing. It hooked me in, The first time I sat down to play the game, all of a sudden it was 4am... That says something. There's really only 4 towers (and 2 other things that I don't know what to call). There's only really 6 enemy types. There's only 9 maps and the last one, you can't play until you've got to level 60 on all the other maps. One thing that I personally really hate about the game, there are enemies that damage and then destroy your towers. I just don't like games that do that. It's even worse, repairing your towers costs nearly the same price as the towers themselves. Some things I never figured out. What's the difference between Terrestrial and ground? That all bein…
    4 found this helpful
    Recommended Mar 9, 2023
    The characters with big eyes and animation inspired by banjo kazooie really grabbed my attention, and there's a very solid tower defense with cool aesthetic and gameplay here! You can upgrade every part you have and they change their appearance, it's so cool
    2 found this helpful
    Not recommended Feb 25, 2024
    Interested at first, but became boring fairly quickly. 60 waves per level is too many (even with speedup) and fiddling with repairs becomes a chore.
    1 found this helpful

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