Nordhold

admin The game is out, please add it.

spirit-den, Support_Man, adminWe're really looking forward to the release <3

And where?????? spirit-den, Support_Man, admin,

The best! Thank you <3

This is one of the best representatives of the genre for 2025. Even if THIS doesn't reach the level of "Kingdome Rush" in terms of atmosphere and visuals, but, on the other hand, this game has a lot of content.

- Diverse tower upgrades. (With the ability to improve each parameter by choice)
- Bagel element. (And tower upgrade cards, and oracle predictions for the next waves with buffs and debuffs, and sending workers on quests... and so on)
- Random path generation. (As in the same "Hexguardian", you are offered random paths, with or without branches, which allows you to create your own ideal path)
- Resource management. (The mechanics may seem stifling, but those who enjoy this sort of thing will appreciate it. Activities include moving workers to different locations during each wave, as well as leveling up towers and upgrading city buildings. You also decide which towers to build based on which resource to assign workers to. Consequently, you can plan your entire game around a specific tower, or all at once.)
- Manual or automatic tower upgrade. (With each wave, the cost of upgrading a tower decreases, and you can decide whether to upgrade it now or wait until the next wave, which will help you plan your game.)

This TD is based precisely on resource management. For some, the process of thinking about their next steps may seem stifling, but others will really enjoy building up both their city and their frontline defense.

PolitanYou have some mistakes in some words, no problem, I'll fix them:

TD with management - a disappointment in 2025

This game doesn't even come close to the level of "Kingdom Rush" – the atmosphere is dull, the visuals are drab and bland. Yes, there's a lot of content, but it's more tedious than enjoyable.

Upgrading your towers seems varied at first glance, but in reality it all boils down to endlessly clicking the same buttons.

Roguelike elements – upgrade cards, oracle predictions, worker quests… It all feels like a jumble of mechanics with no clear purpose.

Random path generation, while billed as an "innovation," feels crude and awkward. Instead of interesting strategic decisions, you get a chaotic jumble of routes that hinders rather than adds depth. Branching paths often feel unnatural and disrupt the balance, turning defense into a series of illogical situations.

Resource management isn't "stuffy," it's downright annoying. You constantly need to rearrange workers, monitor tower levels, and upgrade your city, all in real time. It's tedious and unintuitive.

Tower upgrades – manual or automatic? In reality, neither. The reduced cost of upgrades with each wave merely masks the dull gameplay.

The game tries to be challenging through management, but instead of depth, it just creates a headache. TD fans should look for something more engaging, and management fans shouldn't waste their time at all.

here you are wondering, is it possible to walk 30? having tried everything in 04ko 50 times

iNemesisI agree with the review, I completed the game in one evening, after wave 30 there is nothing to do in the game, just delete it