
Block Strategy is an RTS Base Defence roguelite with a fully destructible world. Build your base and find fuel to power your reactor before you're overrun by an onslaught of enemy robots.
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Languages: English*, German*, Simplified Chinese*, Traditional Chinese**languages with full audio support
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I saw this on advertised on Reddit, and it is an interesting take on an RTS. Having played it for nearly an hour though I can see how it would be fun, but there are just somethings that I suck the fun out of it. 1. The heat system - normally these are done with a timer, this is based on actions. You'e got to carefully think about what you want to do. 2. The bosses/events - I managed to clear two pretty quickly/easily, the scaling after that was near impossible. So many red reticles on the screen. 3. Base building - because of the way the heat system works you have to decide on what you want to build, and you can't build nice laid out bases because you can't fill in water or remove pillars easily without wasting your (minimum) 50 moves. I won't refund it. Interested to see how it is build on, but I probably won't play it again until there are some QOL updates and more content. My biggest recommendation is changing the heat system. Find a way to balance that and it'll be a much better game.
I'd seen a few posts of this game on Reddit, I think in the RTS sub and was always quite intrigued by it. I just picked it up and tried it and have to say I think it's really pretty interesting. The developer has inserted lots of new ideas into the genre and it makes it feel very fresh, it's not the same old RTS tropes which to be honest, as much as I love the genre, I'm a bit tired of games recycling. It's quite a tough game, and there are some elements which could be a bit clearer to use (that said, I did skip the tutorial!) but outside of that I'd really recommend giving it a try. It's a very polished experience overall.
There's the making of a truly great game here, but its a bit too rough around the edges. Controls are a bit clunky, and the tutorial is a bit lacking for what isn't a particularly intuitive game. I hope there's a major update, or a second game down the line, because I'd love to play it.
3 hours deep and i like the mash up ....it must be fun i played three hours straight last night ....will get back after 40 hours and report back!!!!
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