Zotrix - Solar Division

[h1] Simple tower defense game set in space. It's not bad, you can change resolution to make graphics clearer. 15 areas divided into 3 missions. Plenty of towers to choose from. There's nothing to unlock except that, each mission have its own set of towers available to build. Upgrading and choosing specific target like closest, lowest health, strongest is possible. Balance is ok I guess. Definitely not bad but just feels a bit generic and uninspired. [/h1]

[h1]Solar Division - A Captivating Strategy Game with an Engaging Storyline[/h1] Solar Division is an engaging strategy game that will keep you hooked from start to finish. Developed by New Reality Games, this game is a must-play for anyone who loves strategy games with an engaging storyline and captivating gameplay. The game is set in the year 2050, where the world is facing a major energy crisis. You play as the leader of the Solar Division, a team of scientists and engineers tasked with developing renewable energy solutions to save the world. The game's storyline is engaging and thought-provoking, and it will keep you on the edge of your seat throughout the game. The gameplay in Solar Division is complex but intuitive. The game is a real-time strategy game, and the objective is to build and manage renewable energy plants while defending them against enemy attacks. The game's mechanics are well-designed, and the controls are responsive and easy to learn. One of the things that stood out to me about Solar Division is the game's graphics. The game's art design is stunning, and the attention to detail is impressive. The game's world is vividly brought to life with its futuristic…

How the developers can justify selling this game at £10.99 I will never know. This is a rip-off, pure and simple. Stay well away.

One of those games that Steam could really use a "Neutral" opinion rather than just YES! or NO! Basically: Recommended IF on sale. I love the Tower Defense genre, and this is a fairly decent one. However, that's all it is: Decent. The levels are repetitive and uninteresting, the graphics (Should you care about such a thing) aren't that stellar (harr harr), and the towers are alright but not spectacularly balanced. The more expensive ones are hardly worth using. One nice thing is you have different modes to play for each level you unlock though. Would I recommend this? "Yes.... But only when on sale, and only if you're not expecting anything amazing or unique". Basically, it's not worth the $15 asking price, but if you catch it at a substantial discount and have some spare change, there's no harm in at least giving it a try. Otherwise, I'd pass it and go for Dungeon Warfare 1 or 2, GemCraft, or so on.

fun for 42 minutes, i think its not worth the money.

Of the advantages, I should immediately note that the game has a native port on Linux — thanks to the developers for that. But that's where the advantages for me almost end. Otherwise, Zotrix - Solar Division feels rather boring and monotonous. The gameplay is fast-paced, the interface is inconvenient in places, and the presentation itself looks too cheap and outdated. Instead of an exciting space strategy, the game is more like a project with an interesting idea that has not been able to be properly revealed. Visually and in terms of overall feel, everything looks budget-friendly, and the game doesn't start to drag in far from the start - if at all. In the end, this is the case when the presence of a Linux version is nice, but the game itself, unfortunately, does not save it