This game will test your multi tasking skills! For the first two levels, I ignored the ability to pick debris, so I did perfects and poor for debris gathering. When I started picking up debris to be able to make more towers, then all the other 3 ranks became "great". It's a well known phenomenon that you can handle multiple tasks in a quite good way and if only one more task is added, your execution degrades a lot.

Another nice thing is that the game push you out of your comfort zone. You have build a great defense, then the routing is changed, forcing you to reevaluate your strategy and let go what you did.

Also, as it happens on Earth, you have kind of a geography lesson. I am pretty sure that some of it will stick with the player base. It's always nice when some basic knowledge is landing in a game.

The normal difficulty can be a bit challenging if you're not used to the genres (TDD and shmup).

On the upgrade screen, you'll see "required" with a lock. I wondered how I can get the "lock" stuff to unlock those upgrades before realizing that it was the base loadout ^^

In the game, nothing is permanent. You can freely move your towers and change their type. You can freely change your upgrades too. Looks like it make the game easier ? No, it's required! You WILL have to think and adapt.

Small tips (not a spoiler): if you hold CTRL when placing a tower, it will automatically connect to the nearest towers. So you don't have to go into the tower menu to add the fence. Useful while being in combat as you spare a good second.

This game will test your multi tasking skills! For the first two levels, I ignored the ability to pick debris, so I did perfects and poor for debris gathering. When I started picking up debris to be able to make more towers, then all the other 3 ranks became "great". It's a well known phenomenon that you can handle multiple tasks in a quite good way and if only one more task is added, your execution degrades a lot. Another nice thing is that the game push you out of your comfort zone. You have build a great defense, then the routing is changed, forcing you to reevaluate your strategy and let go what you did. Also, as it happens on Earth, you have kind of a geography lesson. I am pretty sure that some of it will stick with the player base. It's always nice when some basic knowledge is landing in a game. The normal difficulty can be a bit challenging if you're not used to the genres (TDD and shmup). On the upgrade screen, you'll see "required" with a lock. I wondered how I can get the "lock" stuff to unlock those upgrades before realizing that it was the base loadout ^^ In the game, nothing is permanent. You can freely move your towers and change their type. You can freely change your upgrades too. Looks like it make the game easier ? No, it's required! You WILL have to think and adapt. Small tips (not a spoiler): if you hold CTRL when placing a tower, it will automatically connect to the nearest towers. So you don't have to go into the tower menu to add the fence. Useful while being in combat as you spare a good second.