Everwarder

A short [b]roguelite[/b] defense game that forces you to balance your time and resources per run. There's only a tutorial and 3 main maps which are all procedurally generated, and most of the gameplay is just about unlocking and upgrading meta progression. Overall, bite-sized fun, but it feels a bit shallow gameplay-wise.

It's refreshing at first, but soon becomes a slog.. you'll never upgrade your units to any interesting degree and the out of game upgrades are insanely expensive, I'm talking it'll take you an hour to upgrade one unit or thing. But it's cheap.

Boring, repetitive. I died.

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https://youtu.be/mXICtdOg_LY Providing exploration elements to the tower defense formula adds a lot of depth and customization to each map.

好玩

Fun, a bit complicated with a high difficulty curve!

incredibly fun and well polished for what i believe is a solo dev project. the learning curve is brutal but fair and rewarding. i can’t wait to see what else the dev will put out <3

Bought this not expecting much, particularly disliking the luck-based Roguelike format. I was pleasantly surprised. This plays oddly similar to the Creeper World series, but definitely its own flavor. You can complete maps at your own pace, but that doesn't mean you want to, because slower pace eventually brings stronger enemies and lower resource efficiency, ultimately, plus the map sections will regrow over time. My main complaint would be unit balance to this point, as the expensive starters can't even get off the ground most of the time, and considering they replace each other outright, I'd rebalance for equal upgrade pacing on all paths. I played on Steam Deck acceptably well, but I have a custom input build highlighting frequent KB/M hotkeys, including B, F, 1-4, and maybe a few others. Once it got rolling, the inputs felt intuitive enough, but some tinkering may be necessary. B enters building mode (I think?), which cuts gameplay speed to about 1/4, I guess, and you can abuse this to get your bearings when adjusting, or just put out a nasty fire before you die. I got this cheap, but am glad this broke through my backlog. No storyline to speak of, but I found it to be an excellent time melter when you need a half hour of familiar gameplay progression, in my case a break from my job.