
Defence Under Construction
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In Defence Under Construction the monsters have launched an all-out attack towards a fort that houses the final remains of the humankind. With no defences to speak of and enemy troops closing in from all directions you, a mere mortal, are tasked with constructing an impenetrable defence to hold back the armies of Satan himself. The enemy has hoards of undead soldiers, swarms of bloodthirsty vampires, hypersonic fighter jets with 1000-megaton nukes and the big and gruesome chungi. You have $0 in cash and maybe a LVL 1 starter pistol. Delay the inevitable. Obliterate the hell. Save the humanity, or die trying.
Defend your fort against 20 waves of hellish monsters in a dark but eerily beautiful world filled with immense amount of detail (drawn by @RAFFE) accompanied with a certified banger of an ORIGINAL soundtrack (by @HappyTomato). Experience satisfying gunplay and tower defence like action in an addictive gameplay loop (@JustMars, @eleeve & @Jokku) juiced up with particles and visual effects galore (@Jokku).
The game has been tested and verified to work beautifully on Valve's recently released Steam Deck handheld PC. If you own one, please give the Linux build a try. With that being said, you could also use a regular controller (PS/XBOX etc.) on your device, and have an amazing experience. Have fun!
Defend your fort against 20 waves of hellish monsters in a dark but eerily beautiful world filled with immense amount of detail (drawn by @RAFFE) accompanied with a certified banger of an ORIGINAL soundtrack (by @HappyTomato). Experience satisfying gunplay and tower defence like action in an addictive gameplay loop (@JustMars, @eleeve & @Jokku) juiced up with particles and visual effects galore (@Jokku).
The game has been tested and verified to work beautifully on Valve's recently released Steam Deck handheld PC. If you own one, please give the Linux build a try. With that being said, you could also use a regular controller (PS/XBOX etc.) on your device, and have an amazing experience. Have fun!