Your planet is being bombarded my asteroids. Try to keep your population safe by building up your defenses. Every game will be different because of the procedural planet generation.
The menu in the upper right has the actions. Drag on the planet to move. Esc key cancels action.
This was made by Otavio Good, Evan Wallace, and Luke Alonso. Game concept by Zina Good. Thanks to Silvio Aebischer for art.
Super simple, challenging, super great, definitely the best I've seen so far. I especially love the weird apocalyptic missle defense type mood where you end up with moral dilemmas about which group of imaginary computer people to save.
Nice concept for a tower defense game. I built a little safe haven in one spot and let the rest of the population die, but nothing touched my buildings heh.
I like concept a lot though sometimes the asteroids would go a little off course and I'd have to sit and wait. The resource management wasn't the most intuitive for me so it took a bit to figure out, but I played a bunch of waves before finally killing off the population (so it was fun for sure!)
Fun take on a defense game. I really like the idea of playing a game on such a big axis. Reminds me of Ender's Game, a defensive strategy is not a good working strategy for space, you cannot effectively defend in all directions. I am curious, what do the blue circles do on the map?
Managed to win on my third try when I learned I had to stick together and focus on keeping my power steady. Good concept and the graphics are cool. I didn't hear any sound though.
Very cool haha Not that well balanced because I won even making terrible decisions haha But with only 23% of population =P I know how hard it is to balance a Tower Defense game, but it's very well made either way. The only problem was when I made a selection and gave up on placing the tower, I couldn't rotate the game until I placed something. Also, I think some asteroids don't hit the earth on purpouse right? Just checking (It make senses, to actually distract the lasers and all) And lastly, the title is very Douglas Adams and made me play the game haha
I think the difficulty is okay. You learn through losing. Cool concept, nice procedural content; some actual models instead of colored spheres would make it really shine.
Really, really solid entry. I wish the economics of the metal and energy were a little more transparent-- I was often surprised how quickly my guns ran out of energy, or how much things cost in metal. Strong core though, great polish.
Basic idea is sooo good! The game is fun to play as it is now but I can see a lot of room for improvement. With a little more complex and balanced gameplay, and some better graphics and sound I could see this game selling (like Plague Inc.) I hope you keep working on it!
This is really cool :) Good work. It turned out a bit easy to win after I got through the first three waves and worked out what I was doing, but I enjoyed the play through.
Nice defense game but maybe it will require some balancing. Actually I was wiped out in my first game, and in the second one I ended the game easily, with more than 1000 energy and 350 metal
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It's a little disapointing to lose population at the begining because you don't have enough resources.
Anyway, nice job :D
I know how hard it is to balance a Tower Defense game, but it's very well made either way. The only problem was when I made a selection and gave up on placing the tower, I couldn't rotate the game until I placed something. Also, I think some asteroids don't hit the earth on purpouse right? Just checking (It make senses, to actually distract the lasers and all) And lastly, the title is very Douglas Adams and made me play the game haha
But it's a bit too dificult