Minigunner®

Twin-shooter where you have to protect a reactor and unlock new items across several playthrough. Controls are standard for a twin-shooter and function well with both keyboard and controller. You do not have much to worry about because there is only basic movement, shooting, and the special attack. As the game's name implies, your main and only weapon is a minigun. It shoots orbs rather than bullets, and the longer you hold down the button, the faster it fires. Reloading happens automatically and takes barely a second or two. Special attacks are important since they allow you to avoid reloading and rapidly increase your firing speed. However, because this only functions when you kill an enemy, it is best used on enemies with very low health. Enemy health is shown, so you may always leave one alive and kill it when necessary. The game's goal is not just to kill everyone. Instead, your primary objective is to protect a reactor from increasingly harder waves. Although this still entails destroying anything that could endanger you or the reactor, the enemy has limitless units that never stop arriving. Or until the time is up. Also, enemies prefer to come after you, so you might use this stop an enemy that slipped past your defenses. You only need to hold for as long as you can. After beating a few waves, you can enter the mine and take the elevator down. This results in a boss fight that includes dodging and some bullet hell mechanics. If you survive, you can go through more waves. A run takes place on a tiny map, with you and the reactor on one side and the enemy on the other. Enemy units will spawn from mine entrances, so you will always know where to direct your attack. While the opponent opens additional mines as you survive, it can only emerge from three entrances per wave. It is also crucial to consider which path the opponent will take. This is decided by the automatic doors that open and close after each wave. You must pay attention because these doors are constantly changing. The good news is that there is no time constraint between waves because you launch the next one when you are ready. You will not get very far on your own, therefore you will need to upgrade your minigun with perks. These can be found in the shop where you can purchase items with scraps from slain enemies. Perks offer different attacks to the main attack and are typically active, but some only work by chance or percentage. Sentry guns, which can be deployed in certain areas, are an additional option, although they can be costly. A shop opens only before each wave and provides a random selection each time. Meta-progression is possible by achieving specific milestones. When you finish one, you will unlock a new item that may appear in the shop during future runs. Milestones have conditions listed next to them, although the majority will be granted simply by playing a large number of rounds. Each unlocked also awards you an achievement. Unfortunately, progress is a little slow because you are locked on easy difficulty. This is a problem because most unlockables cannot be achieved on easy mode, which means that even if you meet the conditions, you will not receive any new items. To unlock the normal difficulty, you must complete 12 waves on easy, which is not as simple as it looks.

This game has so much more effort and interesting game design than the price tag gives off. Please support the devs so they can keep making excellent content.

This game is so freaky! On its surface, a twin-stick/tower defense hybrid, but it gets weirder and weirder as you go deeper adding new mechanics just when you thought you had a grip on what was going on.

This game is sick as ♥♥♥♥. I enjoy the mix of tower defense with building item synergies to combat the many waves of enemies that you encounter. I am excited to see the game develop as the devs are hard at work constantly delivering new content to the experience!

I played the demo at PAX West 2026, and won a small plushy for this game for getting the highest score for the whole weekend and I liked it enough to get the game. The game is a very solid top down twin-stick shooter base defense with roguelike elements. The items are similar to risk of rain 2, where you're expected to collect a ton of items throughout the waves and that you can get multiple stacks of an item to increase the effectiveness on top of the unlocks, which are achievement based. While the game is perhaps a bit light on content, having only 1 set map for all the runs and you fight the same bosses every 4 waves currently, there is enough fun to be had still, with the different characters and how different it can feel depending on what items you have. I'm looking forward to the 1.0 release!

Fun version of the classic twin stick roguelike with some added tower defense mechanics. Base gameplay loop feels good and it seems like there is a ton of room to grow. Early access is true. You'll find some missing sounds and gameplay imperfections but it leaves you exited to see what they add more than being disappointed at what is missing. Leans a bit into the harder side, so hopefully you like a challenge!

Had a ton of fun playing, really enjoyed the rougelike elements and the items in that system allowed for a lot of creativity (from what I've played so far).