
A fantastical strategy tower defense with heavy Roguelike elements. Defend against waves of Angelic assaults with a small army of Demons, then upgrade them with a variety of abilities and buffs to tear through increasingly large and powerful hordes of Angels.
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SATANIC PANIC is a fantastical strategy tower defense with heavy Roguelike elements. A war has broken out between Heaven and Hell, and Satan himself has entrusted you with a small army of chibi Biblically Accurate Demons to defend the layers of hell against an endless onslaught of Angelic assaults.
There are six, progressively harder, randomized levels of Angel slaying action, each interspersed with a trip to a shop in which Satan himself takes your money in exchange for goods and services (Hell appears to be going through a recession.)
Buy new types of Demons with a variety of abilities, then upgrade them to strengthen your defense in order to stand any chance against God's army. Discover countless combinations and unique synergies between your Demons, Powers, and Upgrades to discover in this infinitely replayable "Plants vs. Zombies" inspired roguelike.
Features
9 total unique defending Demon units, which do things like...
...explode Angels that walk in front of them!
...fire shots that redirect into strong Angels!
...heal your other Demons!
Over 50 upgrades to make your Demons stronger, like...
...making your Demons' shots electrify the Angels they hit!
...reducing the time or cost it takes to manifest a new Demon!
...making the type of Demon which manifests the life force all Demons require to live... do that more often!
And 9 different Powers, special abilities you can activate mid-level to trigger powerful effects like...
...freezing all Angels on screen!
...allowing you to control where your Demons' shots go!
...printing free money!
A minimalist, NES-like pixel art style with way too many particle effects!
An original chiptune soundtrack!
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Languages: English
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