- March 11, 2024
- Screenshakes
- 3h median play time
FROM ASHES, BLOOM
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About
Protect the oldest tree on Earth from Humanity Tear through hordes of enemies Sow trees to help you Active Tower Defense rogue-like gameplay Personalize your creature with new attacks Huge amount of upgrades Various of starting situation with unique skins A never seen before character with 10/10 procedural animation Play as an invincible mass destruction weapon

- The game is free and offers a fun, simple tower defense experience with engaging mechanics.
- The visuals and character design are charming, making it a relaxing game to play.
- It has a good variety of gameplay modes and upgrades, providing replayability.
- The game frequently crashes, especially in later levels with many projectiles on screen.
- Controls can be clunky and unintuitive, making tree placement and interactions frustrating.
- The difficulty is unbalanced, becoming too easy once players understand the mechanics.
gameplay
37 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay is generally described as simple, fun, and engaging, with a satisfying loop reminiscent of tower defense games. While players appreciate the mechanics and artistic style, many note a lack of clarity in the controls and a tendency for the game to become too easy after initial challenges. Additionally, performance issues, including crashes and slowdowns, have been reported, particularly in later levels, which detracts from the overall experience.
“The gameplay loop is a good time; it reminds me of a blend between Plants vs. Zombies and Two Timin' Towers.”
“Simple, fun gameplay that hits the basics of what a game should be.”
“A unique twist on tower defense games, with simple but undoubtedly fun mechanics.”
“The contrast with these mechanics comes in how unclear they are at first and how easy they become for the challenge aspect.”
“Despite the visual and mechanical simplicity, there appears to be some element of the game's design that taxes the engine to the point of failure as you progress in the levels independent of system specs.”
“The full crashes are a much more serious issue, as there doesn't appear to be any save mechanic that allows you to resume from a prior checkpoint.”