s'pretty good

Very intense keeps you on guard

vampire survivors but as a tower defense game

An old classic, has aged like fine wine,

Tower defense mixed with mining for resources.

I can't recommend this enought!

An excellent early tower defense game

I got this game Long Ago and have enjoyed it for many more hours than are listed here.

This is an early tower defense game. It's graphics were nothing to write home about when it was released, they still aren't. The game itself falls in the "you will lose, how long can you hold out?" genera of TD games.

good game

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I loved this game. For hours, i was trying to find a way to build a base that won't get destroyed in minutes.

From trying a big laser, trying a single base to scattered base. That game put you on pressure of what you should be doing early to survive as long as possible.

I truly had a blast with this game. Despite the gigantic waves of enemies, i could relax a lot with it actually.

Analysing my mistakes, my moves and what i could work on to increase efficiency. TO SURVIVE.

I truly love this game.

UI design was improved in Cobalt, but very fun strategy game; love the music!

Harvest: Massive Encounter is such a simple yet extremely deep game. It's a survival game in the skin of an RTS.

You have 2 resources: circley-things and energy. You get circley-things by mining the rocks that are scattered around the map; and you get energy from solar panels. All buildings require a certain amount of each resource to construct and, once built, require a certain amount of energy to operate. Each game is split up into waves with enemies pouring in from all directions. The enemy's goal is to destroy all of your buildings, while your goal is just to survive as long as possible. As the game continues, each wave will be made up of different types of enemies in ever larger numbers.

I've spent a lot of time in this deceptively simple game; but I highly recommend it.