TDS - Tower Defense Strategy

one of the strongest tower defense games i've ever played. very engaging, very deep, lots of strategy that opens up in terms of playstyles the ui is pretty but incredibly difficult to navigate at first but just keep clicking around and you will figure it out

I love this game, the art style gives me monumental valley vibes AKA beautiful. The vessels all feel distinct and unique in playstyle ranging from true TD to RTS playstyles. Although the UI can feel kind of confusing at times, with me getting lost or annoyed with navigation or UX, its bearable for me. The gameplay is slow, often taking around 30-45 minutes to fully clear a level but remains very challenging with map variation, mechanics and eco restraints. Overall enjoyable game, very much looking forward to its development especially with upcoming mod support. Highly recommend playing if you enjoy TD games.

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It's an amazing tower defense game, nice art style that does very well mixing blocky 3d with 2d sprites for characters. It is very challenging, but you aren't required to get through all the waves, which helps with difficulty. It's also a ton of fun to play with a friend.

This game drove me mad, I couldn't play for a long time so I strategized on how to build my offense with no towers

A lot of people complain about the ui, it’s not that bad smh. Great game with difficulty.

Its a good TD game, originally was looking for a Co-op TD to burn some hours on, but the gameplay is engaging unique for each character. Initially I did have a hard time navigating and understanding what I was suppose to be doing. The starting character does a good job at explaining the basics of gathering and spending recourse. I have played in Solo/Duo/Trio and Quads and have had a great experience in them all. A lot of the reviews I've seen complain at the "complexity" of the IN GAME map design. I guess it would be if you never played anything requiring you to be challenged and make use of some form of thought. But all the maps I've experienced add a great gimmick that makes each map unique. Why would I want to use the same strategy every time? My only complaint with the characters is the lack of towers, 4 is a good way to form the identity of each unit but feels like more can be added to create real synergy within itself. I will agree although, the UI/UX is horrible. I would prefer a menu with map select compared to the navigation in the overworld.