Fluffy Horde

It is a tower defense-plus-strategy game in which you have to hold or kill the bunnies in various ways. The game has four stages. Each stage consists of a number of levels (a lot, to be honest) followed by a boss battle. Each stage introduces a new playing element. The story is there just for the sake of it. All the voiceover is done by just one person. Maybe due to budget constraints. A simple text-based interaction would have been better. Each stage has a separate soundtrack that plays throughout all the levels of that particular stage. It gets monotonous after a while. It serves the purpose just. The characters talk a lot unnecessarily. Anything you do will trigger some kind of dialogue repeatedly. Most of the time you will kill the bunnies and stop them from growing further to complete a level. Apart from this, there are some other main objectives, like surviving a level for a certain amount of time, getting a person or a cow from one place to another, killing monsters using bunnies, etc. The levels vary in size. Some of them are quite long (also time-wise), so you have to do side scrolling a lot. That was quite annoying. There are optional challenges in each level (three to be precise). Most of them are time-related challenges. Some are no-damage challenges, and some are clearing stages with a limited number of soldiers. Completing them at the same time will award 4 medals/level. The game started quite well. The "strategy" part goes out of the window as you progress further. The game’s behavior is inconsistent throughout. It heavily relies on RNG. You have to hope that it turns out to be in your favor. On top of that, one achievement requires you to get all the medals for all the levels (optional challenges). This was very frustrating since clearing most of the levels depends on luck rather than skills. You will do a lot of retries. There is a reason why around 90% of players have gone through the first tutorial and only 4.7% of people have cleared the 3rd stage, let alone completing the game. The main story can be finished in around 8 hours. If you want to do 100%, you are in for a lot of time and pain. It seems like the developer wants to punish the gamers for playing their game. I really hate such design choices. I'm amazed how playtesters were okay with this. There is a multiplayer mode. But I didn't bother checking it out (plus hardly anyone plays the game). I would not recommend getting this (even if it’s given to you for free by someone). Otherwise, you may lose a bit of sanity (if you are a completionist). Avoid! Save your time and mind.