Undead Under Night Rain

It's really nice idea for tower defense game but as for now it's just too bugged and lacking even as basic options as audio. Couldn't even pass the tutorial, because UI just glitched. It's a no for now, will check later.

I mean I'm trying to not make this music my ringtone but it just keeps calling me. I made the purchase after 20 mins of the demo. For some unknown reason the concept of a shredding guitar soloist in a gloomy rainy night attracting zombies to your killing field makes complete sense. It totally works. Fun, addictive gameplay and the soundtrack. The demo and the full version have been playing flawless on my pc. My only advice would be to be careful which operators you unlock.

it's just too bugged, dead game.

I am not sure of this game is still on Demo or fully released !!!!

Not a bad little game to spend a few hours playing. Paid under £4 on sale for it and can't complain really. Progression system encourages you to earn the maximum amount of stars to unlock new units. Unit models are quite detailed. The overall aesthetic of the game is nice. I found that getting range and fire rate were probably the most important upgrades. My advice would be to unlock the mini-gunner, crank up the fire rate and range and just have at it! Feels a little bit overpowered but you shouldn't have many problems after doing that! Free gunner, medic and sub-machine gun were usually the best starting trio once you can afford them all, just to cover all of the avenues. Music is catchy and makes it more interesting, but there's no option to turn the music or sound effects down which is a shame. Also, one or two of the tracks just sound out of tune, the lead lines sound like they're played by a beginner which is bizarre given the quality of the tracks is pretty good. Can be frustrating when your entire squad just watch a faster runner waltz right past them because they can't 'aim' on time, even though you've got 4 or 5 guys there. Would be good if you could 'focus' your units in a certain direction so that they don't always turn around. It also feels like each level has a 'correct' way of doing it which means playing some of the levels a few times so that you work out the patterns. Last level is a bit of a slog, purely because you can't speed up the game and so once you've levelled all of your units up, you just kind of sit there and wait for the final wave and the boss who simply cannot defeat you. The rocket unit is also a bit bizarre. Has a very small starting range for such a weapon. Just focus on fire range as an upgrade and you'll be fine. Overall, if you like tower defence and zombie games then this is cheap and does the job!