Fire at Campsite

have played this game in various iterations of demos for a year or so now and despite that they've certainly added a lot of fun new features and personality into the game, my main complaint has stayed constant through each iteration: accuracy still feels like it needs to start at a number that is not zero. it's way too easy to completely coinflip a run of the game before you even get to pick your first augment with zero accuracy. other than that, if you can claw your way past to a respectable accuracy amount without losing too much health, it does get to be a very fun semi-idle game with some fun augment combinations. especially funny for former or current league of legends players... if you know, you know.

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I hate this game. I literally couldn't stop playing. It consumed my entire weekend and now im sad. It seems like I've completed pretty much everything offered. Hope more content gets released but I doubt it, there's already a ton here

[h1] Fire at Campsite [/h1] Fire at Campsite is a cute and cozy indie tower-defense game with roguelike elements. It's inexpensive, looks great, and comes with a plethora of different ways to play and strategies to try. Couldn't recommend it enough!

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This is a beautiful game and truly a hidden gem. It's a little unbalanced but still fun to progress through.

This game is super fun and addictive. It is amazing how such a simple concept can have so many permutations and different ways to play!

found out about it on a website for incrementals of all things, played through itch demo, found that its getting a steam release soon, wishlisted and- Game is fully focused on charm and build variety, this seems like a game for casual play, but it certainly doesnt play like one. The skill tree that's unlocked early on is not to improve your own stats, but to unlock more upgrade cards during gameplay, so there will be more rng, variety and thinking about what do you want to focus on upgrading (you can pick 1 out of 3 upgrades with the ability to reroll each one). The early game upgrading feels more impactful because YOU'RE ABSOLUTE WEAKLING with base stats, you gotta get to the mid-game to unlock perma stat upgrades to remove the slog element of the game that the early game is. After reaching the mid-game though, you get access to a black market where you can buy permanent stat upgrades and while item variety is there (even new game mechanics get unlocked)-i got tired of this game when costs went to 150k's (even though you can bargain and have to manage the trader's mood but i suck at trading) because at that point game turned into a GRINDER: find the OP loadout [spoiler] (which is orbital early on, but you have to get good rng for enemies since area of effect of the orbs is FLAT CIRCLE when it should be OVAL (EVEN THE IMMOLATION SKILL AOE IS OVAL, COME ON NOW)) [/spoiler] and just repeat this over and over until you can progress [spoiler] (you can unlock a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ casino, but it has a minimum entry fee (250k) and there's no big money to be made here: plinko ratios are set for negative money net worth, find the flower are more-less balanced, so you wont get too far away from your starter bet and the frog jump gives pathetic incomes and i cant be bothered going for higher scores there). [/spoiler] Then there are couple of bugs which interfere with the game's main selling point (charm) where music layers over one another (got fixed in a patch, but some of the SFX's still keep on playing even after dying and going back to hub), some quests might not complete (i.e. dont get hit for 10 rounds), at some point the master volume slider got itself to 0 by itself, idk what's that about. In conclusion: this is a nice-looking, VERY varied in builds, charmful grinder which should get some hot bug fixes for the target audience to truly enjoy it, but it definetely wasnt for me (even though i tried to get into it, but since game is not as popular as i thought it would be-there are no fast guides on getting OP and i dont want to experiment with THIS much build variety and rng involved into upgrading them, unlucky).