They Сame From Above
Piece Of Voxel · 2021 · Casual, Strategy, Action, Tower Defense, Puzzle
PC
Mixed63% · 16 📉 Recent reviews down 17%
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About They Сame From Above
They Came From Above is a cute Tower Defense in Lowpoly 3D graphics. Here you have to build an economy and various defense towers to resist hordes of aliens.
To do this, you can choose various strategies, such as abandoning the economy to quickly build up defenses, building up the entire map with simple but cheap towers, or erecting several, but very strong and sturdy improved towers.
When the towers cannot cope with the hordes of UFOs or one cunning alien was able to slip through, then you can use various elemental super-strikes.
In the game you will find many different levels, both in construction and visual, from steppes and glaciers to hell! And also plunge into a pleasant, but sometimes tense atmosphere, accompanied by a cute soundtrack.
Good luck to you earthling to prove to those who came from above that we are not simple and the Earth belongs to us for a reason!
To do this, you can choose various strategies, such as abandoning the economy to quickly build up defenses, building up the entire map with simple but cheap towers, or erecting several, but very strong and sturdy improved towers.
When the towers cannot cope with the hordes of UFOs or one cunning alien was able to slip through, then you can use various elemental super-strikes.
In the game you will find many different levels, both in construction and visual, from steppes and glaciers to hell! And also plunge into a pleasant, but sometimes tense atmosphere, accompanied by a cute soundtrack.
Good luck to you earthling to prove to those who came from above that we are not simple and the Earth belongs to us for a reason!
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
They Came From Above, developed and published by Piece Of Voxel, is a lightweight tower defense game that takes a familiar formula and presents it through a simple, approachable lens. Centered on defending against waves of alien invaders descending from the sky, it combines basic tower placement with a small layer of resource management, aiming to give players flexibility in how they approach each level. While the concept is easy to grasp and the structure is immediately recognizable, the overall experience leans more toward casual experimentation than deep strategic engagement. The gameplay revolves around constructing defensive towers and managing income to sustain and expand those defenses. Players can choose how to allocate resources—whether to build strong defenses early, invest in economy for later scaling, or strike a balance between the two. This freedom in approach is one of the game’s more appealing aspects, as it allows players to test different strategies rather than follow a fixed solution. There are also limited abilities that can be used in moments of pressure, offering a way to recover when enemy waves begin to overwhelm established defenses. Early on, this creates…1 found this helpful
Don't buy this game. The end. My head hurts from brain numbing. Got this in a bundle I bought, y do i do dis? End my suffering. Eufh. Nuff said.1 found this helpful
öööğk really terrible terrible terrible. aaaaaaaaaaaa the game is not communicating with me at all. painful1 found this helpful
Towers way too weak. Not nearly enough dopamine release for me. Would not recommend.1 found this helpful
The fun level has all the impact of a damp firecracker with this one, as with their, they came from below game maybe this game should stay above, in a different galaxy preferably. Sometimes, simplicity just means unfinished.
This game ranks among the least impressive tower defense titles available. The absence of a tutorial highlights its shortcomings. They Came From Above features charming low-poly 3D graphics, where players must develop an economy and construct various defense towers to fend off waves of aliens. Players can adopt different strategies, such as prioritizing rapid defense construction over economic development, filling the map with numerous inexpensive towers, or opting for a few powerful upgraded towers. However, the game is limited to just ten levels and offers only two types of towers for defense. Additionally, earning in-game currency is both challenging and perplexing, often leaving players unable to build anything for significant periods.
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