
Connect an evolving delivery network in Kaskade, a minimalist strategy game. Construct intricate paths to ensure each delivery gets to the right destination. Unlock upgrades to manage the increasing complexity as your network grows. Relax to the ambient soundtrack and the satisfying puzzle vibes.
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Kaskade is a minimalist strategy game about connecting an evolving delivery network.
Connect inputs to outputs that match in color to earn credits. Spend credits to unlock new abilities. Use those new abilities to make managing your network more effective. Rinse and repeat.
Permadeath! Too many false moves and it will be game over! There is no save system, but there is roguelite progression between runs.
A zen, puzzle experience or a strategic, roguelite challenge
5 Chapters with unique mechanics
Three game modes:
Normal for the classic Kaskade experience,
Infinite for stress-free sandbox play,
Hard for a serious challenge
Key abilities to unlock (Jump, Double Jump, Switch, Compact, and Pause)
Boons and upgrades to purchase to manage more and more deliveries
Colorblind mode (deliveries have clear labels)
Mouse and keyboard support (gamepads are not recommended)
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All-time low is the lowest price we've recorded for this game since we started tracking it.
Languages: English
Reviews
Cool concept, would be a lot of fun if the controls worked a little better. The paths will change without me realizing and completely mess everything up. (It's probably my fault. But it could use some better visual indicators to show where you are and if something's been changed / selected. The controls are bit too sensitive. i’m constantly selecting things I don't mean to) The switches in the game which are one of the primary ways to handle congestion are very finicky to get to work correctly. It tries to guess what colors you're using and it doesn't always detect both colors. If you were to change the path for one of the two colors you're using it for sometimes that will mess it up too. Because then it might change the path of the color that is still using the switch. it does this all on its own without indicating to you that it's happened. Most the time I only find out because something's going in the wrong place and I'm starting to lose the Level ( I personally think that an option to manually select what color goes in which direction would help a lot to solve the issues I'm having with the switches) TLDR: Has good potential but could use some work on controls / visual indicators.
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