Harvest: Massive Encounter

Harvest: Massive Encounter is such a simple yet extremely deep game. It's a survival game in the skin of an RTS. You have 2 resources: circley-things and energy. You get circley-things by mining the rocks that are scattered around the map; and you get energy from solar panels. All buildings require a certain amount of each resource to construct and, once built, require a certain amount of energy to operate. Each game is split up into waves with enemies pouring in from all directions. The enemy's goal is to destroy all of your buildings, while your goal is just to survive as long as possible. As the game continues, each wave will be made up of different types of enemies in ever larger numbers. I've spent a lot of time in this deceptively simple game; but I highly recommend it.

It starts off slow-- I wish they could accelerate the resource-gathering phase-- but once things get moving it stays tense and engaging for the rest of your in-game life.

good

Super fun chill gaming

Simple, boring, primitive.

Did you know this was worked on by _jeb? from minecraft?

Actually surprisingly good little tower defence game. The screenshots make it look pretty ugly, but it like kind of nice in motion. Interesting trifecta of resource gathering, power supply and distribution and defensive structures layers in the gameplay, forcing you to balance them all effectively to progress.

This game is a gem.

Great tower defense game, old but a blast

good game