Stellar Initiative

Gets boring really quickly due to low amount of content, dev himself said openly that he does not care about this title anymore-so finished product (Bad product with no content and boring gameplay) Dont waste your money.

this game is not impossible don't listen to the little winey babies it's very fun

i really like this game. lots of replay value and it doesnt require a big rig to play. during downtime at work i'll play it and it's just a blast. every run is something new and theres lots of unlocks and playstyles. if you want a nice chill casual game that can be just as difficult as you want, pick this lil guy up. i look forward to the other games this developer releases.

So, I'm guessing a lot of people will like it. I have to say, I ultimately regret encountering this game which is pretty uncommon for me for this sort of thing. I almost love this game and want to love it, but instead it's one of the most frustrating experiences I've had. One issue is that I'm a glutton for high difficulties, and certainly the highest difficulty in this game is totally doable, but I think it's a huge mistake to enable unlocking them all up front. Five is a lot to grind through, but you're letting masochists like me ruin our own fun a little. BUT that's not the real issue. The issue is that once a scenario starts going poorly, it almost invariably spirals into loss. I get it, love that sort of punishing spiral in a lot of experiences, but I feel like it's weirdly over-the-top here (like if you lose any building that's not a wall it's often due to a situation that is destined to spiral into irreparable harm). Normally it strikes a great balance between short term investment to stay alive and long term investment for late-game sustain. The relic design, structure upgrades, both pretty fantastic. I'm even charmed by the sound and visuals. But the campaign losses are just maddening. There's just no forgiveness for losing a real building due to mismanagement and it sucks. This feels UNFAIR which makes the GAME suck imo because of several shortcomings (that would otherwise be ok!) -the visual design makes it impossible to tell at times how many units are stacked up. Oh sure, you can outlast this huge tank unit with your wall, except there are three of them, but its hard to tell, so your rockets aren't gonna get there in time. Oh well. GG. -some of the overly dextrous designs in light of this are maddening. So the game pretends to provide you with contingency plans for goofing up (I mean they work ok lol), but the rocket which is the most important one, you have to start the purchase timer when you aim it, factor that countdown, then "eyeball" the travel time of the rocket itself to the destination, perfectly guessing how far the monsters are gonna rampage before you're effed. It sucks because I stopped making progress at some point, and too many losses felt frustrating. My guess is many will like it ok but it was kinda cursed for me.

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这辈子没玩过这么不好玩的塔防