Table Top Turrets
Ben Shattock · 2020 · Strategy, Building, Tabletop, Tower Defense, 2.5D
PC
4 user reviews75% · 4
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About Table Top Turrets
Table Top Turrets is a cartoon-style tower defence strategy game based on the imagination of a child playing a board game.
Before you start a level, you must choose your difficulty:
- Easy - 20 waves - Low Health Enemies
- Medium - 40 waves - Mid Health Enemies
- Hard - 60 waves - High Health Enemies
Once you have completed a level, the button for the difficulty you have completed will turn green. If all three difficulties have been completed on a particular level, the button for that level will also turn green.
Place turrets by choosing one from the shop menu and clicking on your desired position on the grid.
Select turrets by clicking on an already placed turret. After selection it will open the upgrade menu which is full of information, e.g. Damage. It will also show you the range of the turret on the course. You can now Upgrade, Sell or Deselect your selected turret.
Upgrade by clicking the "Upgrade" button. It will cost 30% of the initial cost multiplied by the level you are currently on.
Sell by clicking the "Sell" button. You will receive 50% of the money you spent buying and upgrading the turret.
Deselect by either clicking any empty space on the grid or selecting a different turret or building another turret.
There are currently 6 pieces of information on the Game Board:
- Your current money (Green)
- The price of the turret you are hovering over in the shop menu (Red)
- The current wave (Green)
- The wave countdown timer (Red)
- Your current health (Green)
- Your remaining shield (Red)
Green information will be there permanently. Red information will only show when necessary, e.g. when counting down for the next wave.
You can also zoom in and out with the scroll wheel and move your camera around with WASD. If you zoom out, no matter where your camera has moved to, it will go back to the centre so that you can see the whole board again.
Build, Upgrade, Protect!
Before you start a level, you must choose your difficulty:
- Easy - 20 waves - Low Health Enemies
- Medium - 40 waves - Mid Health Enemies
- Hard - 60 waves - High Health Enemies
Once you have completed a level, the button for the difficulty you have completed will turn green. If all three difficulties have been completed on a particular level, the button for that level will also turn green.
Place turrets by choosing one from the shop menu and clicking on your desired position on the grid.
Select turrets by clicking on an already placed turret. After selection it will open the upgrade menu which is full of information, e.g. Damage. It will also show you the range of the turret on the course. You can now Upgrade, Sell or Deselect your selected turret.
Upgrade by clicking the "Upgrade" button. It will cost 30% of the initial cost multiplied by the level you are currently on.
Sell by clicking the "Sell" button. You will receive 50% of the money you spent buying and upgrading the turret.
Deselect by either clicking any empty space on the grid or selecting a different turret or building another turret.
There are currently 6 pieces of information on the Game Board:
- Your current money (Green)
- The price of the turret you are hovering over in the shop menu (Red)
- The current wave (Green)
- The wave countdown timer (Red)
- Your current health (Green)
- Your remaining shield (Red)
Green information will be there permanently. Red information will only show when necessary, e.g. when counting down for the next wave.
You can also zoom in and out with the scroll wheel and move your camera around with WASD. If you zoom out, no matter where your camera has moved to, it will go back to the centre so that you can see the whole board again.
Build, Upgrade, Protect!
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
It's almost a good game! When you find-out how to turn off the terrible music, play on 'Hard' level, and [spoiler] refrain from using any of the 'Beamers' [/spoiler] , this game is....almost not boring! Oh! And you need to be a HUGE fan of TD games too! But outside of that: Go for it! You'll have a formidable 20 minutes of enjoyment!! ;)4 found this helpful
I downloaded 'Table Top Turrets' out of curiosity as, although I play a lot of tower defence games, most of them are quite boring and are very similar to each other. It was refreshing, therefore, to see such an eye-catching and colourful game appear on Steam. I thought I'd take a chance with it and I am delighted that I did. The game is very fun to play. There are about 10 different levels, each with 3 different difficulties, all of which completely change the dynamic of the game. In essence, therefore, there are about 30 levels. The levels all have interesting track designs and the possibilities of placing down turrets are almost endless. Although the game is not what I would describe as a 'sandbox' mode, once you get some experience, it begins to feel this way. With a great selection of turrets to choose from, each one having a different effect on the enemies, it really does feel like you have unlimited ways of playing the level. Not only is this just fun from the get-go but it means that the game does not get boring. Every component part of the game is designed extremely well. Currently, there are 4 turrets to play with: one of them is a standard laser gun, another fires mor…1 found this helpful
Too boring! A speed up key is needed - hard level is too long (60 waves) - better if level was shorter with harder enemies. Basics are there but needs a lot more work.
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