Thronefall

This game is the distillation of an RTS and the rounds last just long enough that you get hit hard by the "Just one more" after you finish one. Juggling the unlocks for unit, hero, or building buffs is a lot of fun as well. Highly recommended!

This game is exactly what the "about this game" says it is: a minimalist strategy game. It's distilled down to the most essential elements of a strategy RTS that punishes mistakes like one too. It's just amazing. For the low asking price, it's completely and 100% worth it. You can choose modifiers to change your playstyle to suit your preferences or to help you win the map. That's the best part, there isn't only one answer to every level. It's flexible in that way. I played this game on the Steam Deck, and it's really really perfect for that. It runs beautifully and the graphics, while simplistic, are more than enough to communicate what's needed to you. This game is like a tower defense mixed with an RTS, in that you need towers to defend your base, but you also need income infrastructure to support your upgrades to defend against future waves. You can retry each day if you fail though, which is nice because if you upgraded the wrong thing and failed the wave, you can apply all the lessons learned immediately without restarting a whole map. That's just beautiful.

Neat minimalistic good looking tower defense game that works nicely. I gave up very soon because there is too many perks and mutators to select before starting the mission. I am paralyzed by the choice. Other people may find this feature a positive addition to replayability.

"Hey Queens and Kings"? Cringe.

Simple and fun, yet it makes you think; striking that crucial balance between economy and defense is not as easy as you'd think. What IS easy is stating that this game is an addicting delight. Indie devs continue to put AAA studios to shame with gems like Thronefall.

Yea, no idea why people like this. It's okish, but I've had more fun playing Kingdom Rush 15 years ago than this "modern" minimalist version. Bad UI, bad pacing, uninteresting mechanics, weird design decisions. Just skip this one, there are a million better games.

ive only beat the campaign so far and the game is very good theres a big variety of approaches and decisions that u can do in this game when it comes to your build or the way ur upgrading ur buildings and troops ect. but im pretty sure if you were to try and beat a certain level with every or a lot of modifiers you'd have a hard time unless you minmaxed your build to that specific level, but overall its cool. i dont think this is in the game but the way these maps are built just screams for some sort of steam workshop integration where you could build your own levels and play other peoples stuff that'd just make this game x10 better ngl