- March 7, 2022
- Cool Smithy Games
Dr. Professor Scientist's Weapons Testing Facility
82%Game Brain Score
replayability, graphics
gameplay
82% User Score 102 reviews
Platforms
PCWindows
About
"Dr. Professor Scientist's Weapons Testing Facility" is a puzzle game where players choose their scientific discipline and build their dream weapon to survive enemy waves. With over 15 projectiles and 41 modifiers, players can create unique and powerful weapons to defeat their foes. The game now includes an extra puzzle game for additional challenges.








Audience ScoreBased on 102 reviews
replayability4 positive mentions
- The game offers a unique blend of tower defense and roguelite mechanics, providing tons of replayability with various weapon combinations and modifiers.
- It's a fun and addictive game that can be played casually, making it perfect for short gaming sessions or longer playtimes.
- Despite some rough edges, the game is engaging and encourages experimentation with different builds and strategies.
- The game suffers from significant RNG issues, leading to frustrating moments where players feel they have little control over their success.
- There are frequent bugs and performance issues, including lag and crashes that can disrupt gameplay.
- The lack of player agency, particularly in weapon aiming and the overall design, can make the experience feel less rewarding and more like a slot machine.
- gameplay6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The gameplay features light gacha mechanics, but the core loop diverges from traditional gacha systems. Players can create powerful builds through a weapon mechanic reminiscent of Noita, where modifiers accumulate over time, allowing for creative and chaotic gameplay experiences.
“Fun little game with some light gacha mechanics.”
“It's clearly meant to resemble that, but the actual gameplay loop is unrelated.”
“This game's weapon mechanic works a lot like the wands in Noita, where modifiers chronologically accumulate and crazy, overpowered builds can be created with some luck.”