- February 4, 2015
- Plug In Digital
- 7h median play time
Freaking Meatbags
Platforms
About
"Freaking Meatbags" is a single-player Sci-Fi shooter game with perfected mechanics and tons of humor. As a cleaning robot, gather resources, build structures, and battle enemy robots on different planets, aided by humanoid creatures with special abilities that you can create by mixing their DNA. Your goal: collect precious materials before the solar system implodes.











- The game features a unique blend of tower defense and RTS mechanics, allowing for creative gameplay with DNA splicing and resource management.
- The humor and writing in the game are engaging, providing a light-hearted and entertaining experience.
- The pixel art style is charming and visually appealing, contributing to the overall aesthetic of the game.
- The controls and interface are clunky, making navigation and gameplay frustrating at times.
- The game suffers from a lack of depth in its mechanics, with limited enemy and tower variety, leading to repetitive gameplay.
- The tutorial and in-game information are insufficient, leaving players confused about mechanics and objectives.
gameplay
47 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay is a unique blend of tower defense, resource management, and base building, featuring creative mechanics like a DNA mixing system and various races with distinct bonuses. While the game offers engaging elements and a humorous aesthetic, some players find the execution messy and lacking depth, particularly in tutorial guidance and music quality. Overall, it provides a fun and quirky experience, appealing to both casual and hardcore players, though it may not hold long-term engagement for everyone.
“This is not only a tower defense game; it also has mining and gathering mechanics from Mindustry and the addition of different races with their own bonuses and a 'breeding' mechanic with which you can get new workers with combined characteristics.”
“A fun theme, a very unique blend of resource management, RTS, tower defense, and 'breeding' mechanics are a recipe for great success.”
“The game does a good job at balancing complex mechanics for the 'hardcore' player while keeping it simple enough that even 'casuals' can get a lot of enjoyment out of.”
“Unfortunately, the gameplay is kind of messy and my motivation to play wasn't kept for long, but the idea is there and I recommend seeing it.”
“I'm not sure how to say this without it sounding like a negative, but the gameplay is not engaging.”
“The pixel work felt low effort and the mechanics don't really hold attention.”