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Tower defense mixed with PlateUp! sounds like a perfect combo. It’s the kind of game I thought about before realizing it already existed. Unfortunately, I just couldn’t enjoy it. I really tried, but the gameplay kept frustrating me despite how polished everything is. I think it might work better with a few changes: cannons auto-firing, less rigid lane defense, or a different approach to the elemental system. The side-to-side movement and returning gems also felt more tedious than fun. In summary, the game plays tight and is polished, but they'd need to change very thing about the game to make it fun.

It's like overcooked but more junk and more chill. Had a good time for a few evenings with friends. Not too challenging, which is good for me.

[h1]Felky Fun Meter[/h1] [h1]|------|----| [6/10] Pretty fun![/h1] [b]Not my kind of game at all but it was enjoyable to play with a friend for a little bit :D[/b]

should I jerk off?

A beautifully made game, excellent balance of planning and action, the constant base upgrades changes the way you play as you automatize your build, enough strategies to get you thinking... and even better as a coop game. What a treat. Congrats to the team for such a well designed game. Thank you Daniels!!!

Great Co-Op game! Could use some better background music and some extra skins (maybe a steam workshop?) But overall it's more polished than most little indie games I've played, it's quite challenging, it's fun seeing new enemies and learning what they do, the element mechanic was daunting at first but it's quite forgiving if you have the ammo production.

Surprisingly engaging! A lot of running around, but also some thinking about how best to lay out some short, but complex, production lines so that you can keep up with the incoming enemies. Ultimately this is all about optimizing your players' time. It might as well be called Time & Motion Study: The Game. I'm not sure it would be playable at all solo. It's doable with two, if you're on your game. Some of the items are not suuuuper well explained, but it's mostly pretty straightforward to figure out. The practice mode is very helpful for that.

Very nice game! Feels overcoocked-like in regards to co-op task division but much more strategic due to the automation aspect. Currently mostly played with 3 players total so that might make it easier compared to single-player. Would definitely recommed to play co-op over single player due to the majority of tasks and just the fun aspect of working together.

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It's so satisfying when you get your base automated. It's repetitive, but that's the point with these type of games. Compete for the high score. The 4 different difficulties are well balanced.