Mechanines Tower Defense Steam Charts & Stats

Usually Not a super fan of designated spaces to put turrets but beside that i love it , its simple but i have a little something that is different and make it charming , art is nice puppies are cute ....absolutely worth the money :) id like a mode that pushing a new wave creates an randomized extention .

Amazing, very rich in terms of mechanics.

game good game fun me like cute dog shoot gun me crush tin man with hand me hunt down elon musk

Comecei a jogar de manhã e quando me dei conta do horário já estava anoitecendo. Jogo muito bom e cativante.

Fun game, but gets a little repetitive after awhile. But at it's price -- not really a problem.

Really well put together - lots of polish at launch. Nice music & UI design/aesthetic. Very easy to get into/understand. Online leaderboards is a nice touch. Infinitely-expanding map is definitely interesting.

Mechanines. Mechanised canines, you see? Yes, this tower defence game uses adorbs doggos as the units, 5 different breeds of goodboys with different attributes that, as you would expect, you earn access to through play. It's a good tower defence game. Not great, in and of itself, but very decent. 16-bit graphics style is nicely designed and very suitable, good sound, UI works really well. But what tips this over into the 'really good' category is the rogue-lite structure. Rogue-lite, ugh! A horrible term, misused and inaccurate too. The last 2 years have been FULL of rogue-lites, in every genre, some great and some awful amiright? But here, the idea that a loss provides you perks you can use to progress further in your next run really adds to the game. It adds to the tactical planning and mental effort lost by having fixed unit positions which I would normally dislike in a TD. Each run can be short or long (up to about an hour for a 'normal' gamer) depending on how many paths to your base you allow. Each new run is a different map, presumably proc-gen with different branches that unlock like new pieces in a jigsaw puzzle, creating a larger and more sprawling map for you to apply your strategic chops to as your run progresses. As you would expect, the robot baddies get tougher at a perfectly balanced rate for your improved defences as you go, although being a rogue-lite you know you will be overcome eventually. There is no win state, only a how-long-can-I-hold-out state. The better you do the more skill points you earn to bolster your armoury before your next run. While some rogue-lites seem built to rob you of your time, I never felt compelled to play another round cos the dev said I must, only 'cos I wanted to. There are some really clever tricks employed to make this feel genuinely tactical and in the player's hands. I love that your stock of points to improve your next round can be sacrificed in your current round instead, to fix that broken asset slot that might profitably extend your current run. I REALLY love that you can reset how you've allocated all your progression perks and rebuild your priorities in a different way between runs. Really clever game design IMO. There's plenty of other little touches that make this game really work. So in summary I rate this game very highly even though 'rogue-lite TD' might initially sound a bit generic and cheap. A lot of work has clearly gone into this game and though I guess it won't be for everyone, I also think it might be a very pleasant surprise for some. Good stuff. I post this review after about 8 hours of play, but will definitely play quite a bit more I think. Do I need to say again that it's full of doggos and robots?