
Bish Bash Bots is a unique mix of casual tower defense strategy and all-out brawling action. Team up in couch co-op / online play or go it alone and fight to save the world by building upgradable turrets, unlocking gadgets and bashing bots with giant hammers.
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Languages: English, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese - Brazil, Simplified Chinese
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dumb but fun
抖m专用游戏,炮台机制完全不合理,制作人没玩过塔防吗,人才
The idea itself is an easy sell, but the execution was a big letdown. I roped friends into playing it because it looked interesting, but actually playing through it revelead how lackluster it feels. There is this kind of "gameplay glue" that's missing. The game has a decent amount of individual parts, but they don't really harmonize together to make for a coherent and engaging experience. Turrets don't feel balanced enough to warrant utilizing most of them, with the worst offender being some AoE turret whose knockback can actually harm you more in the long run. Building and upgrading turrets is just standing next to it while a bar slowly fills up, this should either be not a mechanic at all or made a lot more interesting than just waiting for the bar to fill; getting a lot worse when doing the last upgrade. This can be mitigated by having multiple people contribute to building it, but it remains just standing there doing nothing. There are more aspects like the levels, loadouts or enemy types but you get the picture, if you're looking for a more challenging coop title to play with friends, this is not it.
An okay co-op tower defense. Tentatively recommended for co-op, but only if you think carefully about how its quirks might not be fun for you. Probably not recommended solo. No idea if I should give this a thumbs up or down, but I'll err on the side of up since I've had a hard time finding other fun co-op TD's. [b]Important Warning:[/b] [u]A lot of the level "quirks" will really irritate some players.[/u] Almost every map introduces mechanics like frequent difficult-to-avoid stuns, towers all over the map breaking and requiring different approaches to fix, etc. These problems are effectively unavoidable and incredibly frequent. It was almost but not quite enough to make me quit the game. Having two players required frantic nonstop dodging and fixing, while desperately trying to keep bots from reaching the end. I cannot imagine dealing with these problems solo. The physics of pushing bots around is wonky and some of the towers don't feel useful (i.e. the two different explosive towers) but other than that the game works fine and is pretty fun, as long as you can put up with with the map mechanics mentioned above. I don't regret playing through the whole thing co-op, but we never had the slightest interest in replaying any of the levels to perfect them.
This game is extremely charming, and well polished. Remote play has slightly less bugs than usual compared to other co-op games, but is still mostly unplayable (3rd party streaming apps like Parsec worked perfectly). None of that is the reason I can't quite recommend the game though. It's the controller controls, with movement that's ultra sensitive, and no ability to attack in any direction other than the one you're facing, you flop around like a wet noodle with no accuracy. This game is actually remarkably hard, which is great for long-term playability, but not so much for chill co-op. I believe it also doesn't scale difficulty based on the number of players, which means you need 4 people. They also need to find a way to intuitively add the right joystick to allow greater control. That's it. Maybe difficulty sliders would be nice too, but mostly it's just that using a controller makes you half as effective, which is made all the more frustrating by the difficulty. My friends and I want to love this game so much!
If you like tower defence and have friends, get this game. Not too much content, but fun.
♥♥♥♥♥ broke Online play doesn't work anymore. Tbf I'm not sure if it worked at all, I just got it and it has a Disconnected error when I hit online play
good coop
I was hoping I'd like this game, but I don't. I didn't have fun with it, and it seemed all goofy and weird. I was hoping for PixelJunk™ Monsters type of a game, but I just didn't get that.
캐릭터 조작감도 별로고..뭔가 스케이팅 타는 느낌이라 토할거 같고 어지럽네요;;
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