Imaginytes

This game is unfortunately in competition with Emberward, another excellent tower defense maze-building roguelike, and Emberward had a bit of a headstart. This game's primary difference (and strength) is its focus on tower synergies and evolutions. My biggest gripe with Emberward was how it never felt like my towers really worked together. Imaginytes has both active and passive synergies that grow with your deck, making your selections for towers much more impactful than just filling a role slot. I'm excited to dive deeper into this game, since the metaprogression trees are huge and your talent selections can completely change the way you play the game. Definitely worth a try if you're a fan of other TDs!

Overall, love it. The constantly growing "lucidity" as your resource for playing cards is interesting, and there is a lot of good quality of life design that went into it already for just being launched into early access. The meta skill trees are expansive and feel impactful, I especially like that you can focus particular card types. Replay is definitely there, played a good 10 hours of the demo and continue to be addicted with the early access. Definitely a huge amount of potential, developer did some really good work and has great ideas! My only criticism would be the graphics of the models, they are the one big downfall of the game thus far, but that's really just personal opinion. The gameplay is excellent enough that I can look past them.

Ignore the playtime listed; I dropped a good ~15 hours on the demo before early access! Anyway, yes, the game is very good (hence all the time just on the demo). It's basically a combination of teamfight tactics and bloons td6 , with a roguelike deckbuilder layered in. Very replayable, reasonably deep strategically, and pretty addictive too. Developer is very responsive and helpful.

It's good.

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It took me a little while to get into it. For the first while it seemed to lack a certain feel but once I got used to it, this is a really good TD game. It's slightly different which is a good thing, it is not like othe TD games and yet enough of the familar that makes it engaging.

Fantastic game if you love the genre. Refreshing ideas all mixed in. Very customizable and non-linear.

As a roguelite addict, I highly recommend. There is a unique blend of "one more turn" style gameplay and "next run I should do THIS" that keeps me coming back. The game paces very well both in powerscaling per run and per battle.

A rare gem in the tower defence genre this game just gives so much variety in it's upgrades and ways to play that it keeps you engaged for a long time.

TLDR: Wanna play a TD who did it right? Buy it any play. In a world of crappy carbon copy TD games, one game rises above. Here is what it does well: -good variety of enemies/tower units -rougelike element done well (can be true rougelike or with meta upgrades) -familiar but not the same mechanics -maze building which is awesome and more TD should do -fun way to upgrade units -nice variety of playstyles and units to accomodate each kind of playstyle -map variety Let me list some of the things it DOESN'T have: -no redundant enemies -no redundant unit towers -'puzzle' where they mean only 1 way to win -no artificial difficulty via NUMBER GO UP enemies Honestly the only bad drawback is that it's a deckbuilder, but it has enough great stuff in there that mitigates this overused gimmick.