Operation Octo

This is a fast-paced tower defense that keeps introducing unique turrets, enemies, and upgrades that have tons of synergies to explore. I'm often getting by on the skin of my teeth in later levels, but it's also not too hard to control a recovery. Worth a play if you loved tower defenses back in the day, but want to play on a bigger, more chaotic battlefield.

Operation octo is a fantastic Game, theres Numerous of Turrets as you progress through the game, that add to the strategy of the game, with a Plethora of Unique Enemys. And new strategys that you utilize to survive in the Harsh Underwater Climates. and some really Unique gameplay that is quite engaging! And also Enjoyable! Very responsive Gameplay. its Smooth, (Like Butter in a Frying pan) like sargent Roebuck would say: "Quick and Clean" and the Graphics are Stupendous and Charming! and get this: Operation Octo was made Single, Solo, Dev :o and i get it for Six Dollars!!! :O If i had to compare it to anything. Plants vs Zombies Comes to mind, if PVZ toke more then 2 Brain Cells to play! its Insult- wait no, Very insulting to even compare PVZ to OO. its far Superior in every way, and your gonna have to Think to play this Game!! (and i Couldn't say that about PVZ!!) its a great game, i've enjoyed playing it! Looking forward to future Updates! According to my brother, he's already updated the game 5 times since release!! If you wanna a game, that doesn't treat you like a toddler *Cough Cough Triple A* I Recommend tring out This game! 9/10

Underrated gem that has pretty much everything I liked about Plants vs. Zombies, while still being a completely different and original concept. From the charming artstyle, to the turret and enemy variety, to the simple yet chaotic gameplay, to the little details and interactions you don't notice at first glance, to the silly shenanigans you can get away with if you play well enough, it has pretty much everything I'd want out of it. Despite still being in development, the 3 worlds that are already released, alongside the constant content updates, give out way more replayability than you'd expect. There's a lot of achievements that propose fun little challenges, there's a whole integrated speedrun mode with leaderboards, and you can also make your own challenges or check out the ones posted by the community on the Discord server. Admittedly, it is quite a bit more challenging than Plants vs. Zombies, both in terms of difficulty and mechanics, though it does offer a few settings to make the game easier if you [i] really [/i] need to (or make it harder, if you're having the opposite problem). If you're still doubting whether to buy the game or not, the demo lets you access all of the first world's content for free, and all of your progress in the demo will be transferred to the main game once you buy it.

Very fun game. The core gameplay is top-notch. Nothing is left unclear to the player; tutorials are well made and natural. At times the gameplay feels hectic, but every part can be mastered by the one who is committed to it. My one worry is that the addition of new towers and areas may end up bloating the game, but it will still be fun either way. The music and graphics are really cool and I'm generally a fan of ocean aesthetics; however, the sound design has some flaws and may bother some players. P.S.: If you are a pro, turn on the two "no-healing" challenge settings in the options. P.P.S.: If you are not a pro, but are annoyed by barely hanging on til the end of a level...also do that. :)

The oceanic insanity version of PvZ, Operation Octo is a tower defense mixed with bullet hell. The game may not be fully finished but with some extra content and challenges in the discord server, there is some replayability to the game! The dev also has almost monthly updates to the game so the game's always something new to strategize with!

The more you play Operation Octo, the more brilliant it gets. This is the best kind of "Fine, I'll do it myself" type of game, lemme explain. Pros: + Charming, simple art style that gets across what every fish turret / enemy does with one look. Very accessible for younger gamers. + It's the most constantly "on the move" mobile tower defense game ever. You are always moving, and both you as the player and the resources you protect matter. This makes for a very exciting gameplay loop. + It took what worked about the genre greats before and expanded on it. You have multiple types of upgrades for turrets, you have unique level designs and new challenges consistently, and it challenges even experienced gamers over time. + The sushi belt and elixir limitations breed creativity. You don't need to employ one solution to solve a certain type of enemy in a given level, you have multiple options that you unlock over time. Cons: - The music is just okay, nothing fantastic but it does the job. - It's still doesn't have all the content the dev has planned for it, even at a 1.0 launch. It's a good amount for a very low price, but it's not really a "finished" game yet. 9/10, one of the most pleasant surprises I've seen on this platform, for sure.

need a crab trap to hold me irl

Fun game! Might write a longer review later idk.

Operation Octo is one of the most chaotic Tower Defense games I have ever played, and I love it for that! Constantly, there will be something to look out for, whether it's collecting things, placing down and upgrading your towers, cycling through your belt to get to the tower you actually need, or praying to god you survive at the end of the level. Sometimes, the chaos is overwhelming even, with bandana and ranged skeletons relentlessly harassing you or nasty special skeletons making quick work of your defenses and getting to your CLAMs. But no matter how bad it may seem (or sound, iykyk), you can overcome it if you keep your calm and and pay attention to your surroundings.