Tep The Destroyer TD

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Can't recommend it i''m afraid. Starts of well enough but you soon realise most of the maps are reused with minor tweaks or different flight paths You can't zoom out far enough which makes planning a nightmare. The graphics are functional at best The sound effects and music eventually just combine to make this awful din and worst of all i stopped having fun, the difficulty ramps up so dramatically that the game just feels unfair. So after a reasonable bright start it's been uninstalled never to see the light of day again and that makes me sad :(

As far as gameplay goes, it's not bad. However, the graphics are very nice and the soundtrack is just simply amazing. It got my skin crawling and I worked out to the music.

"Tep The Destroyer TD" is not the worst TD on Steam but it's not winning any awards. Pretty standard stuff for a TD, drop a variety of turrets on hardpoints on each map and let them shoot all the little guys running along the path. There's a sci-fi theme, but that's just the skin on a rather standard game. The graphics aren't great, this is where I think it falls down hard. They're noisy, and the dark colours and high contrasts give no clear definitions for where your towers are, where the bad guys are... it's hard to see what's going on at all. That's understandably a turn off for a lot of gamers, and it's a big contributor to the failure of the game to attract gamers despite having no up-front cost. Gaming is a primarily visual medium, and if developers want to succeed, they must understand that it's not an area for compromise. You deserve better than compromises. You're forced to sign a highly questionable yet legally unenforceable End User License Agreement... for such a relatively low effort, low quality product, this comes across more as a delusion of grandeur than anything else. This agreement includes questionable requirements that may attempt to revoke consumer la…

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Tepid The Annoyer here feels like a flawed cookie-cutter attempt at a Tower Defense game from someone who might not exactly like TD games. The first issue I ran into is that it is too darn dark. It looks like the assets are decent enough, but you really can't see them. The second was an impossible tutorial. The first two times I played it were impossible, monsters walking from entrance to exit without taking any damage from any of the weapons built. The third time, oddly they all took damage just fine, but this strange erratic toughness of this seems to have infected the rest of the game as well, as I tried to p[lay the first real mission and some would die, while others, far too frequently, would get to the end nearly undamaged despite being shot repeatedly. The creators have, apparently begrudgingly, added on a casual level, but it is insulting easy. At no point was the game fun, or interesting. The tower upgrades are bland, up twice with no variety, and the tutorial hilariously told me to push buttons that don't seem to exist. Let me know if you find the 'hint' button. There is a faint hint at fluff, but it is minimal, no real sense of a backstory, no sign of an index show…