Sushi Cat - Tower Defense
OverPowered Team · 2026 · Strategy, Roguelite, Tower Defense, RTS, Roguelike
PC
Positive86% · 49
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About Sushi Cat - Tower Defense
Sushi Cat Tower Defense introduces a new genre of gameplay to a beloved franchise!This time around, Sushi Cat must defend himself from evil sushi hordes, corrupted by the wicked sorcerer cook Broccolinni. Only by eating enormous amounts of sushi will Sushi Cat be able to thwart Broccolinni's plans to control the world!
- Deploy a variety of cat-themed towers
- Block key routes with maze-building walls
- Place traps to surprise and weaken enemies
- Designed for quick runs with a single evolving level and Endless Mode
- Draft Boon Cards that define your strategy
- Defeat powerful boss enemies in every run
- Unlock permanent upgrades between games
- Defend Sushi Cat from waves of sinister sushi enemies.
- Place defenses to prevent enemies from reaching Sushi Cat. Collect sushi and keep feeding him to expand his powers.
- Survive wave-based encounters while constructing obstacles, towers, & traps to build a winding maze for enemies to traverse through.
- Upgrade your Talent Tree to unlock permanent power boosts.
- Unlock new towers and traps to expand your defensive options.
- Empower Sushi Cat with devastating new Ultimate abilities.
- Collect Boon Cards that shape each run with unique effects.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Cute and colorful tower defense game where you use cats to fight off waves of sushi. Sort of RNG based with map having different placement of buffs and blockades. Not a lot of replayability due to there being just a single level, some meta progression and very little build variation.4 found this helpful
It's decent enough, probably not quite worth a tenner so get it on sale. It's missing some pretty standard features in the UI, that are more than a little strange to not have in 2026. Despite having roguelike upgrades, you can't see what you've selected in run anywhere. Despite being a tower defense, you can't click on the enemies to see their current health or any resistances they may have or any effects they're under. Tower range increases only seem to show SOME of the time on the range indicators. The game also definitely has caps that you can eventually hit, but you aren't told about them anywhere. I still can't figure out if there's an attack speed boosting cap, or if it's a cap on boosting at all. Some of the things definitely work differently on bosses, like poison, but that isn't stated anywhere. None of that's a BIG issue, but it's all honestly really basic things that shouldn't be going on in a modern game. And the game isn't so fantastic or unique in other ways as to excuse that. It's a really bog-standard tower defense, with the really standard tower types you'd expect in any tower defense game. It doesn't really take a genius to go 'Hey, let's make a flamethrower towe…4 found this helpful
Saw Kaela Kovalskia play it. Great tower defense that seems to have gone under the radar. Skill tree meta progression. Maze creation. Towers get more expensive as you place them, which encourages you to use other tower type. Unit unlocks are random per playthroughs so each run should vary in strategy. Also, it is very cute.1 found this helpful
If you crash your game gets permanently bricked and have to hard reset all progress to fix. Do not buy
I like it. It's fun. Bit of an odd entry to Sushi Cat, but it's well made and clearly has a lot of thought and polish put into it. I am looking forward for the game to get new updates - adding in new towers, enemies, locations, abilities, and etc..
i love sushi cat. makes me think of btd but you make your own map. all they need to do to make it perfect is add keybinds for selecting stuff. NEED MORE QOL
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