Sci-Fantasy Defence
Sci-Fantasy Defence is a combination of real time strategy and first person shooter. Survive and build a portal to escape from this place. Use advanced technologies to extract resources, construct buildings and craft weapons. In order to overcome the barrier of attack speed of weapons and get additional projectiles when firing, use magic items from dark fantasy parallel world.
Thousands of Enemies
Thousands of enemies attack at the same time.
Weapons
In addition to building a base, you can use weapons. Customize it as you like by adding improvements for burst, speed and damage.
Auras
Place aura towers that increase burst, speed and damage of your turrets. Combine the number of turrets and aura towers as you like.
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Base Raid
“Build the perfect base”
This EA game’s name “Base Raid” is way too basic for being such good game. It has a nice build mode before combat and is mostly comparable to other TD games, like “Bad Hotel”. You have a main building which has to be protected by turrets. The opponents base (AI) is static, but you have to find the right strategy to beat it. Only for the first victory you gain much XP and money on a level. You need lots of money to extend your base defenses. Sometimes you have to replay lower levels many times to buy the certain upgrade that helps you to win finally. Another strategy can be to collect gold and sendout vehicles that capture 3 of the towers. Then the game is also won. Whatever you do - the possibilities are endless. And the different systems are well balanced, like laser beats missile, missile blast blocks and shields and MG bullets destroy lasers. The game is still in developement. So after beating the desert level (20 stages) you may be finished. But there is another beach level with additional 16 stages.
– Real player with 8.7 hrs in game
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This is a nice game with a lot of potential and it has enough content to be worth your money. Very nice 8.5/10
– Real player with 1.4 hrs in game
Diplomacy is Not an Option
In the RTS-game “Diplomacy is Not an Option” you will become a medieval feudal lord in a midlife crisis. Due to your position you must constantly make hundreds of decisions a day related with city management and economic development. You are tired of this monotonous and, so it seems, meaningless existence. But things are about to change: hordes of bloodlusted enemies, swarms of scary monsters and crowds of rebellious peasants at any second can bring some life to your working schedule.
War-time laws
The country is going through difficult times. King’s greed and wastefulness led to the economic crisis and widespread peasant riots. You are a feudal lord. It happened so that, being fed up of routine and everyday problems, you’ve lost a taste for life. When an angry mob besieges your castle you perceive this news with an extraordinary enthusiasm, personally lead the defense and win a glorious victory.
Your role in the riots suppression is noticed at the court. The crown sends you on a responsible mission. Rumors are, there are deposits of gold and other precious materials on a poorly explored continent. The task is to take control under foreign land, obtain its treasures in order to replenish the king’s coffer. Though they forgot to warn that the natives won’t be glad to see you. In addition, there are monsters on the continent, and local mages are actively practicing necromancy.
What sacrifices will you make for the sake of survival and victory? Or maybe you should stop this suicidal campaign and overthrow the king? Don’t you deserve to rule the world?
Physical laws
The laws of physics are thoroughly reproduced in Diplomacy is Not an Option to maximize player immersion in a medieval war action. Tens of thousands of units can fight on the screen at the same time.
Here are several helpful tips:
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Every gun has its certain range, and medieval shells fly by an arc trajectory.
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Arrows do not pierce stone walls. On contrary, arrows bounce off the walls.
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Archers on the towers have blind spots. Closed gates can become an obstacle not only for the enemy, but also for your retreating units.
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You may discover other interesting facts about the nature of things that may become useful for combat operations.
Social laws
Surviving hostile environments is an important part of the gameplay. Even the most loyal of your citizens tend to die from time to time. From various causes, such as illness, old age, depression, or being seriously hurt on the battlefield. When this happens, it is strongly recommended to bury the dead in order to avoid epidemics and the moral decay of society.
Economical laws
Economic processes in “Diplomacy is Not an Option” are visible. You will see how walls are being built stone by stone. Or how a fallen tree is cut into boards, from which the city will then be raised. The feudal lord does not need to take part in the affairs of his subjects. However, such visibility will help you to manage human resources with more efficiency. As a ruler, you will lead people, give them specialization and, so to say, the meaning of life. Every member of the society is important, from a lumberjack or a carpenter to an undertaker or a swordsman. Once set up, with a proper support the economic process will become a key to survival and also will let you to focus on mission objectives.
Magical laws
What do we say to the gods of death, whether they are on an uncharted continent or in our own reach? “Bury the bodies immediately!” – we answer to these gods. Otherwise every fallen warrior and every lumberjack died from overstrain has risk to join the enemy forces. Also the dead are a very wayward. If you demolish a cemetery and disturb their sleep, they shall rise and begin to wreak havoc, reducing the population of the living.
Life laws
We sought to create a game without unnatural limitations. From the very first task, you will be given the entire available arsenal, and all the in-game mechanics will be unlocked. It depends on you which strategy to choose for your city to survive and prosper. Knowledge of the all listed laws will help you to complete different missions with various ultimate goals and types of enemies. During your campaign you will face moral dilemmas. You will see human stupidity and shortsightedness, leading to fatal consequences. Just like in real life. The only difference is that conflicts cannot be avoided.
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Milksoup
Milksoup is an FPS tower defense about a bunch of nerds trying to steal your cereal.
Movement is going to be your key to survival, as you strafe and B-hop throughout the surreal environments; The onslaught of trolls keep coming, your pockets slowly filling, and time running out. The longer you last, the more money you get to purchase tools that help you defend against the ever-increasing hoard. Watch out for the bosses - they interrupt the flow of nerds to introduce you to their machinery. They will try to stop you no matter what, so attempt to eliminate them as fast as possible.
If you ever want to take a breather, you’re able to enable the Sandbox mode and spawn, kill, and throw as many enemies as you want, along with a few more physics-based tools to mess around with. Currently, Sandbox mode can be played with friends online too.
Toast Defense
This game has very relaxing music and is honestly very fun to play. Something about hearing that duck sound effect for every duck you shoo is very satisfying. Simple yet fun, I also love how it gives you the option to create your own path, so the ability to strategize to fit your play style is fantastic. 10/10 would recommend. You can’t beat free. Most other games like this cost money.
– Real player with 107.3 hrs in game
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– Real player with 75.3 hrs in game
The Defender: Farm and Castle 2
WAYYY too costly for what you get out of the game. I’d say it has 2-6 hours of decent content, but overall it’s lacking upgrades/stronger mobs/more to do on a major level. Even if this game was free I think I would still be unimpressed with the lack of progress/content. (Two towers/1 kind of weapon / twp unites, all upgrades are done via a scroll that drops no choice in the upgrades just an increase in speed/dmg)
Edit I have 30+ hours because I ran it overnight to get millions of resources just to really push the limits of what they had to offer
– Real player with 33.8 hrs in game
podobné jako jednička, akorát ne z jedné strany ale ze dvou. obtížnost je ze začátku náročná. pokaždé když vylepšíte hrad, vlny začnou být těžší. ale ke konci s trochou investice do regenerace many je to easy peasy. za 2 eura 7 hodin není špatné.
– Real player with 8.5 hrs in game
Alpha Lyrae Discovery
bought the game at a discount of 90%, not a bad game, there is not enough multiplayer, but one is not bad either. it is clear that the developer has not abandoned this brainchild and continues to release updates.
– Real player with 1541.1 hrs in game
My 5yo absolutely loves this game. It’s just simple enough to where he’s learned the WASD and mouse movements enough to play it by himself. Really appreciate developers who put stuff out that little ones can play.
– Real player with 10.0 hrs in game
Son of Aral
The was very good and Relaxing but it ends too early. So it would be better if they added an endless mode.
– Real player with 4.5 hrs in game
Vaccine A
Lucky me gets to write the first English review for Vaccine A. Vaccina A is a totally free 2D top down retro pixel tower defense/shooter hybrid. Gameplay consists of defending the CPU of your computer from viruses that swarm in from the edges of the screen. You can build and upgrade a wide array of towers and utility structure (like a “cleaner” that restores your HP).
There’s some excellent technical and design ideas here, unfortunately the implementation does not come up to scratch. The game was made with the godawful GameMaker Studio from Yoyogames. This is a terrible game construction kit and results in terrible quality games. The retro pixel art is entirely substandard and obsolete. Resolution and controls are locked, so the game falls below minimum standards for PC.
– Real player with 0.1 hrs in game
Atom Zombie Smasher
Atom Zombie Smasher is a super little indie strategy game. The basic premise is that you take on the guise of a commander holding back the zombie hordes from overruning your city.
It works on two levels; first is the strategy where a map of the city districts is where you see the progress of zombie infestations and plan your next mission. You can choose which military assets you take with you from: infantry, snipers, mines, demolitions, barricades, gas attracting teams or artillery. Once you initiate the mission, the game changes to a tactical sub-game where you place your units on the map to best protect the civilians you are trying to extract from the map, while avoiding collateral damage. To many dead civilians and you fail.
– Real player with 43.3 hrs in game
There’s alot to be said about Atom Zombie Smasher. the game is an amazing mix of challenging gameplay and challenges.
Atom zombie smasher does not hesitate to put you smack dab into action, your first challenge becomes to rescue some civilians from an impending zombie invasion which sets the tone for the rest of the game.
As you progress in the game you’re provided with varying mercenaries that randomly get picked for missions. Some examples of mercenaries are for example ranger teams, snipers and dynamite teams. Each map will provide a different challenge which requires alot of tactical thinking and planning.
– Real player with 28.3 hrs in game