Sidescrolling action blends base building, tower defense, army management, and survival in a pixel art package starring rabbits against zombies and skeletons. Players handle core loops of constructing defenses, managing forces, and enduring threats across levels. A tutorial eases newcomers into mechanics, while story mode weaves narrative through the action.
Indie strategy RPG adventure fans grab this on PC for its compact mix of familiar foes and defensive play. One-handed control options like WASD appeal to casual sessions. Army builders and survival tacticians find a fitting challenge here.
What you get:
Sidescrolling. Base building. Tower defense. Army management. Survival. So many features in such a cute little package!
Not convinced? Fine, have some more fancy words: Unlockable skins. Pixel art. Rabbits. Zombies. Skeletons. Other clichés.
There, did that do the trick? No? Fair enough. The whole "marketing your game" thing is not really my thing.
Future plans (from a dude that is bad at planning):
If this thing takes off, there are some features I'd like to add in the future. This is not a promise or a bribe, I promise.
I personally want Xbox controller support, but people keep asking for WASD movement so you can play the game one-handed.
What are you doing with that other hand, buddy?
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Update 1.1
(Please note that some reviews might be from before this update)
Added a tutorial
Instead of throwing you in the deep like before, level one now features a short tutorial to get you familiar with the mechanics.
Added story mode
Intertwined with the gameplay you'll now experience a compelling story that spans across all levels.
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Cheesy pun to end with:
May the fur be with you.
(Yeah, I'm not proud of that one.)
