Its looks fun until you play it then you wish you hadn't played at all.

Could have been fun if there was a way to speed up the game.

It's not a tower defence game, it's two lines of troops shooting at each other.

Truly Dire.
Avoid like it's a plague rat...

Play literally anything else, extremely unbalanced game play

I picked up this title to explore different TD games, and this certainly is different. The concept is pretty cool but just felt like the design needed more balancing. Perhaps it was a student project or something.

Do me a favor, don't do it, don't do it.

To echo the previous reviews, this game clearly feels unfinished. After a start-up, a bug occured causing none of my top statistics to update, but I decided to play the game anyway. I don't think there really is a point to this game, you can send robots, when they die you need to have a special class robot clean them up to get the in-game currency. This continued for like 20 minutes before I ended up losing. I did everything right, sent my groups in teams of 5, sometimes more. I was outplaying the enemy, but somehow the game still decided they were the victor.

The graphics are unappealing, as is the music. I had a hard time finding anything really great about this game, even the tutorial narrator was just annoying, boring, and unpleasant.

Complete garbage. No strategy involved, just mindlessly build robots and do upgrades before the opposing robots gang up on you.

Tug of war game, gets pretty discouraging early on

Of all of the indie bundle games I've tried out, some are bad while others are hidden gems. Most don't leave much of an impression.

This game still makes me shudder with the memories of how terrible it is.

I've probably logged nearly as many different defense game hours as I have Everquest, WoW and Eve hours... When I tell you this is a game to pass on, hopefully you will listen.

It's in interesting take on the "Tug of War" style defense games where you stream out units that clash in the center. But instead clashing in the same lane, each side has it's own lane. Well I tried it. And it doesn't work. There's no strategy involved. No unit countering. No gambling on holding back units for an upgrade while tanks hold back the assault.

Maybe there was something here ... but it's so poorly balanced and playtested that it is pure frustration and disapointment.