Intern Pursuit Game

This game is obviously still in development. But if you like tower defense games this might be up your alley. 3d 1st per Tower defense.

I recommend this game. This game has a lot of potential. I hope that they continue to work on it and add more chapters and characters etc. I had a few delays but am pretty sure that it was in my settings.

Pros: [list] [*]Awesomo is awesome. [*]Overall, the gameloop is fun. Tower defense games are relatively simple and straightforward but that's part of the charm. [*]Each of the player classes are distinct enough that as a player, you have a reason to want to switch and play different ones. [*]Aside from the lens flare issue, graphically the game does look great. [*]Having a talent system to level the towers, player skills, and player powers is great. Gives the player more of a reason to keep playing levels, as well as to revist older levels. [*]Each of the locations are definitely varied enough to make them standout from each other. It doesn't feel like you're just playing the same level with a different theme, which is great. [*]Controls are responsive, movement feels good, and I didn't find myself suffering from any stuttering. [/list] Cons: [list] [*]Lens flares need to be turned down. They're too distracting and tend to blind you if you stare at an object that either emits light or reflects light. [*]During the tutorial, the text that talks about Ignacio's ability lists his 2 ability as X-Ray spects but the ability that is displayed in-game is regenerate. [*]Weapon reticle and where the shot actually fires are a bit off. The actual projectile seems to go slightly above the reticle. [*]Sometimes the AI can be easy to cheese. If you can get them stuck in a corner, like in the Mars map near their spawn, it can become very easy to just spam a bunch of fast/aoe towers and just stand back. [*]On the hard difficult, for a character like Delvon without a healing ability, it becomes almost impossible at times to beat the level since you spend a lot of time trying to place and tower down and upgrade it. Unless, you put it in an inconvenient spot, you will take a bunch of unavoidable damage since he is so reliant on the towers. [*]Where the aliens are spawning and the path that they will take should be more obvious, especially for the beginning, becuause otherwise you might end up putting towers on the wrong location or if you wait, you'll end up taking a bunch of damage while trying to put the towers down. [*]There doesn't seem to be any check for overwriting a save game. I accidentally ended up deleting my first save and had to start all the way from the beginning. [*]On the higher difficulties, it can be difficult to ascertain where exactly, or from whom, you are being shot at. There were also times where I found myself being shot through walls or terrain without anyway of stopping it, which would cause me to lose that particular game. [*]While the player classes are varied, it would be great for the turrets to have more variety to them. I found myself just spamming the fast-shooting turrets most of the time as there wasn't a significant different between using the slower one. [/list] Overall, it's a fun little game with a fun gameplay loop that can definitely keep you coming back for more. Most of the issues listed above aren't gambreaking, in fact the game as a whole just works, which is great. Even though I received this for free, I would say it's worth the price if you enjoy tower defense games. It definitely has a nice charm to it with its simplicity.

This game isn't particularly groundbreaking, but it is quirky and charming in it's own right. There obviously are still a tremendous number of bugs, and it's still pretty short at the moment, but that's to be expected from early access. That aside, who doesn't like shooting aliens?

This game was actually a lot of fun! I love the idea of being able to actively defend and shoot in a defense-style game (unlike the repetitive copy/paste format of some other monkey themed tower games.) It took a few minutes of wandering around the hub to actually find the first level, so the only thing I would like to see is maybe starting right into the first level and then taking a step back into the cut scenes to explain the lore. I definitely can't wait to see this game get scaled up as I see a lot of potential.