
They Came From Below is a cute Tower Defense in Lowpoly 3D graphics. Here you have to build an economy and various defense towers to resist hordes of skeletons.
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Languages: English
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 23 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Хорошая игра, но точно не полной стоимости (Ну или я ещё не привык к 8к геймингу ААА проектов) :()
Лагает сильно, хотя на вид мультяшная графика!
Визуал явно улучшился по сравнению со второй частью, появились новые механики, в общем, игра гуд, класс
Крутая игра в жанре toy defense.
This game is not recommended for players seeking an enjoyable experience. Its charming aesthetic fails to compensate for the absence of engaging gameplay. They Came From Below presents itself as a whimsical Tower Defense game featuring low-poly 3D graphics. Players are tasked with establishing an economy and constructing various defense towers to fend off waves of skeletons. You can adopt different strategies, such as prioritizing rapid defense construction over economic development, filling the map with numerous inexpensive towers, or opting for a few powerful upgraded towers. However, the game lacks depth and guidance, with no tutorial provided. There are two types of combat towers available, but players can only afford one of each. By the second level, players often find themselves defeated before they can make any additional purchases, regardless of their tower placements or spell usage. Each tower appears to have some upgrade potential, but players may not have the opportunity to explore these features, as defeat is likely before reaching level two. Additionally, there is a third type of tower introduced without any explanation of its function, which may provide extra lives. Furthermore, during the first level, I experienced an issue where my towers began disappearing from the map.
Avoid at all costs! Wretched and horrible game. Set aside the complete lack of fluff and lack of tutorial. There are two combat towers, and you can afford one of each. On the second level you die before you can buy anything else, regardless of placement, or spell use. Each seems to have some upgrade ability, though I didn't get to experiment with these much, as you die before you can try on level two. There is a third kind of tower, with no explanation of what it does, though I think it may give you extra lives. Oh, and part way thru the first level, my towers simply started vanishing from the map. Weeee.... An easy game to warn people away from. The sort of cutsie look does nothing to make up for the complete lack of enjoyable game play.
A tower defence with 3 towers and one is completely useless. Fun.
Очень крутой визуал!! Он не выглядит детским, но при этом и не уходит в реализм, аааа - мне нравится. Играется игра хорошо, конечно хотелось бы всего ещё больше, но я даже 10 уровней не прошёл, которые здесь присутствуют.
fun, sit back and relax lol
Schade das Game wäre bestimmt eine gute Idee.
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