Loopstructor

한글 된다고 해서 삿는데 한글 없음 데모에는 있고 정식에는 없는 저처럼 낚이지 마시길

总体不错，玩法很有意思，自走棋羁绊加塔防组合，支持一下国产

启动界面有内嵌广告，不推荐

good game , got in steam lunar NY sale - fun love TDS games

Very unique tower defence game. The only things the game lacks are a strong theme & waifus. The sequel looks like it's going to solve both of those problems.

Loopstructor is a really innovative Tower Defense game - the idea of constructing "loops" that function like train tracks to move towers on is a really fascinating one - and one that I think this game explores well. If you're just looking for another tower defense that does something special then you'd be hard pressed to find something as fresh as Loopstructor, at least based on what I've seen recently. There's nothing wrong with being a standard tower defence game, of course, but to see one that innovates in such a way is really cool to see, and i'm curious just how many similar, inventive approaches are out there. Loopstructor does have problems though, and I'd be remiss not to mention them. The translation is... well, not the best, and while I didn't have *too* many problems with it myself, I've also had a lot of experience with games that have the same problem, so I imagine someone else who hadn't had that would struggle more. Since Loopstructor is a roguelike, it also possesses a wide variety of unlocks to obtain - but therein lies one of it's bigger problems, that of narrowing down that field. The more I play roguelikes, the more I realise that ultimately the biggest problem with having a vast unlockable roster of powers and towers, is that if there's no way to filter those, to cut out some of the useless ones, to essentially pre-mulligan them, the game will actually start to become *harder* as you unlock more, because what you're looking for becomes so much rarer. This is exactly what happened to me during my own playthrough, and if Loopstructor wasn't (generally) somewhat easy, this would be vastly extrapolated out to making the game much worse to play. Lastly, I have to mention that there is a gigantic, completely unreasonable difficulty spike at difficulty 16. Up until that point, the game was well-paced and decently challenging, but the "ultimate" boss is such a cheap, unreasonable difficulty spike that it puts the rest of the game to shame - if you're a completionist, do NOT play this game for that reason. Having an enemy train was a cool idea, but it's simply completely overloaded with health, mob spawning, and can directly damage the tower from half the field away - mandating meat shields or some form of healing to prevent. It's a terribly designed spike, and it really ruined the end of the game for me. Loopstructor is, otherwise, a fun, entertaining innovation in the Tower Defence genre. I've not played a game that approaches it like Loopstructor does, and it was really fun to experience (at least for the most part). If you're a native chinese speaker, or can read it well, you'll likely have more fun trying to go through this in that language, but for me the downsides and difficulties were offset by the enjoyment offered. It's still closer to being neutral rather than recommended, as there's only so far that being novel and unique can carry you, but Loopstructor is still a solid, enjoyable experience... for the most part.

比较有创意，美术风格也比较不错，20元很良心了