Obliterator-X

It has a bit of basic base defense while you fight off waves of the swarm. Way better product than I expected for an obscure game like this, with some striking audio/visuals. That said, I found it boring to play.

I feel like my experience is not really representative of the game, at least balance-wise, because I got a gun so strong in the first level after the tutorial that I used it until the credits rolled. So an aspect that I imagine is supposed to be fun, which is the looting, was just ignoring 99% of all guns dropped because every gun was weak af compared to the one I got 20 min into the game. The screen felt really busy, and a lot of the time I had trouble finding my cursor and had to shoot my gun first to find it. Also, the default zoom of the game is way too close, and you change it by pressing a keybind, so the majority of my experience I felt like there was something wrong with the resolution since you can't change the zoom in the settings. The game overall feels clunky in a gamey way, and with a banger OST that cements the game away from feeling atmospheric. That's not necessarily a bad thing, but I imagine some more polishing would really improve the game. With that said, I don't think it's a bad game, along with a cheap price, it might be worth it if you are stuck playing on a potato or you want some flash game nostalgia feeling. I just felt I could have spent my time on a b…

This game managed to scratch a very hard to reach itch that I have for the old days playing flash games. I came here and got exactly what I was looking for. Not too deep, yet every detail was thought and planned carefully. Played once and finished the game. Realized that I can play [spoiler]without skin[/spoiler] and did it with a new game from scratch. finished it. Learnt about new game plus, had to do a third gameplay. The learning curve is fine, at one point I had to rethink and plan out my stuff and actually play tower defence. Just finished 100% the game. Definetively worth the money and you can tell it has a part of the developer heart. The bosses may seem a little underwhelming but that's because they shine later on in the [spoiler]hoard mode[/spoiler] and the [spoiler]new game plus[/spoiler] Now this things that I'd like to point out. The game as it is fine. But I want to point out some of the following: 1) There are some weapon modifiers that I don't know what they do. There's no ingame description, sandbox to test things out or an outside wiki to check 2) some weapon modifiers are there but don't really add to the game, like poison and ice. Ice doesnt do much since…

A perfect game loop that has scavanging, tower defense, horde-survival, extraction, and base building. Sounds like a lot, but it's a great balance:)

Ugh, this game has problems and I didn't wanna finish it. Its barely got enough to it that I will leave this as recommended but I wish there was more than a pass/fail rating on steam. Id bug them about it if they didn't have bigger legal battles to fight on our behalf. The pacing in this game is really really bad, except for the first 2 missions. Its painfully slow and way to hard to start up with. You require a number of upgrades from leveling together in order to just be able to survive missions even with perfect play. The gameplay loops itself is, yes, fast paced but it ends up just pushing you to run to a few key points then just sit in the middle to fight off mutants. You are forced to backtrack to the first few missions in order to level and gain resources because if you try to stay where you are actually progressed to, you will die within the first few waves and not get hardly any resources or experience for your time and its not fun to hit your head against a wall over and over. The main problem is that your "base" is way to damn squishy. Some mobs will kill it in about 5 hits and you are dealing with waves of hundreds of them. To make matters worse, once you do finally …

Jittery, twitch-heavy unpleasant grinder. Seriously needs a "casual gamer" mode, i.e. easier difficulty settings