Ratatata

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It's a classic tower defense game, and the dubbing is also very funny, and it's also a tribute to the content of a lot of works, hoping for a little more new levels, too little...

Not ground breaking but rather so Astonishingly, i felt like i had enough iq to play this game, and that lead to a rather interesting play Not my cup of tea, but rather refreshing like a good pie, cream one with a hint of lemon Game felt like pudding after a tough meditation session, really opened up my nasal flavorages to this new exquisite french flavor Rather interesting game, more so artistically. The experience felt like a dream Would i like a more open concept, updated ? not really, i feel like this game could predecess a series of sorts I like the arcady feeling it had, specially getting lost while floating in space was kinda surreal I also felt like the rats had a really good "system" so i´m not really needed in that universe but the concept itself was pretty good If i had played this game as a child i would probably be just as exhilarated, but i thank my choices of staying, it helped me see the art in a more dynamic approach I may understand if someone reads this comment as a sort of "joke" but no, no jokes around, as a chef i pride myself in my valuation, specially of concepts, so yeah, this game is excellent If i could suggest a sort of continuation to this fl…

Pas mal du tout!!

Ratatata is a really fun tower defense game that immediately won me over with its completely ridiculous premise. I lead a kingdom of space rats that has to defend itself from an invading army of cats, and the whole thing is presented with a colorful and playful style. I liked that the game takes its silly idea seriously enough to build an actual strategy system around it. The main gameplay is about preparing my defenses before enemy waves arrive and making sure I have the right units in the right places. The different rats have their own roles and abilities, so I have to think about how they work together instead of simply filling the battlefield with one type of unit. I enjoyed experimenting with different combinations because some units are much more useful when supported by others. The class based design gives the battles plenty of personality. The rat units have abilities inspired by their names, which creates some genuinely funny ideas without making the strategy meaningless. I liked discovering what each unit could do and then finding ways to fit them into a larger defensive plan. It gives the roster a playful identity that helps the game stand out. The environments also h…