Terrorhedron Tower Defense

[h1] Seems to be ok. At least music is catchy and makes you swole by flexing arms to the rhythm. [/h1]

An interesting experiment in this genre, but unfortunately an unsuccessful one. While things start off reasonably well, it eventually devolves into a jumbled mess where it’s impossible to make out what is happening.

This is a fun little Tower Defense game, I enjoy it and I think I will be playing more in the future. I've come from Stormworks, and am very interested in the history of the game's development and it's developers, and this is so far the most interesting finding I've made. As for an actual review: - The game has interesting and catchy music that is now permenantly stuck inside my head. - As far as I can tell, it works perfectly on Windows 11. - The sounds are odd, but also oddly fitting. - The controls are quick and easy to pick up, surprisingly similar to Stormworks' ortho camera mode. - The game is very snappy.

Simple but so fun and addicting

Exciting tower defense with funny monsters and engaging levels. makes you nervous and laugh at the same time. perfect for fans of tactics and humor. keeps you hooked and entertained!

[strike]Recommended with serious caveats.[/strike] Update: meh. now encountering significant bugs and game is abandoned afa dev is concerned. bugs in conjunction with dwindling patience as i suffer the QoL travesty described below, I've changed my review to "not recommended". Sad. :( Bugs: 1) one of the most significant turrets (Energy Vac) is not working correctly, at least afa the game says it's supposed to work. 2) achievements triggering wonkily. i haven't really been tracking them closely, but i just played a session in which an achievement popped for something i accomplished at least 1 session ago. and it wasn't anything explicable, like, it popped on bootup; it randomly popped in the middle of a game. Sry, I got no time for broken achievements. i hate nondeterministic TD games. WTF? (i.e. when you do the exact same thing and the results are different. And trust me, with no save/checkpoint function, I *know* i'm doing the exact same thing, all 250 times. :/ it [i]usually[/i] comes out the same, but not always. dreck.) Additionally, presents one of the cardinal sins of achievements in general: unlocking "harder" version of a level doesn't unlock all the lower achievements.…