Players protect their house by any means necessary, as relentless hordes of alien invaders seek to devour the innocent little orphans inside in this take on the tower defense genre.
Art Style: Rad
Music: Dope
Gameplay: Good... mostly
What do you do in this game?:
Well, as the name implies, you build guns... on a house. Also, the house is an orphanage, and you use your house guns to protect your orphans from kidnappers.
How do you play?:
This game has two distinct elements. A matching puzzle element which is how you build guns and...
Warning: This game is seriously addictive.
The puzzle system isn't the easiest thing to understand, but once you get the hang of it, watch the hours fly by. Choose your favourite weapon types and how you want to use them, mixing and matching in any way you like, whilst hunting down those addictive little objectives and blasting through each day.
The...
I like it...but...I'm a few minutes in now and the puzzle is personally so counter-intuitive for me. It feels like riding a backwards-upside down bicycle, and since there's no practice mode, I have...what...18 seconds to not to figure it out all over again. It's just not my kind of puzzle.
I appreciate the effort this game made to be original, but this combo just doesn't work. The puzzle part is the best mechanic of the game. I would call myself a fan of puzzle games and the type of puzzles this game incorporates feels pretty satisfying and fun. Unfortunately, you never get time to immerse yourself into the puzzle aspect of this game...
The puzzle part of the game has a deceptively steep learning curve, but once you figure it out, the total gameplay is relatively short. I beat the campaign in ~3 hours. Despite this, it is a lot of fun, and there's other stuff to do like survival mode. I had a lot of fun with it and the art style is unique and very cool.
There's a lot of non-stop action,...
