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No Creeps Were Harmed TD is a single player and multiplayer strategy game with comedy and science fiction themes. It was developed by MinMax Games Ltd. and was released on July 27, 2024. It received very positive reviews from players.

Employ lethal turrets, traps, and gadgets to defend against an onslaught of evolving creeps! Step into a twisted, hyper 3D, mind bending realm. Upgrade and adapt your defenses. Become a master maze crafter. Collect bizarre artifacts. Rush creeps for lucrative rewards, and succumb to greed!

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91%
Audience ScoreBased on 499 reviews
gameplay30 positive mentions
grinding3 negative mentions

  • The game features plenty of diverse levels with good design and great music, making it enjoyable for Tower Defense fans.
  • It offers a unique 3D gameplay experience with many different tower options and strategies, allowing for creative maze-building.
  • The game has a humorous story and engaging mechanics, providing a fun and challenging experience overall.
  • The progression system is painfully slow, making it frustrating for players to unlock new towers and upgrades.
  • There are issues with level design and UI, including clunky controls and awkward camera angles that detract from the gameplay experience.
  • The artifact system is poorly implemented, often rewarding players with uninteresting or ineffective upgrades.
  • gameplay
    103 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Gameplay in this tower defense game is characterized by a mix of unique mechanics and frustrating elements. While the 3D environment and various gameplay features, such as the "creepy eggs" and mutation mechanics, offer fresh challenges, the clunky UI and poorly designed artifact system detract from the overall experience. Despite these issues, many players find the gameplay engaging and rewarding, especially with the strategic trade-offs between tower placement and upgrades.

    • “It's probably the most enjoyable tower defense game since them, and it is very similar and just as action-packed but still manages to have its own character and gameplay.”
    • “Complex & challenging maps, great economy & upgrade mechanics.”
    • “The gameplay is really unique from other tower defense games and has a ton of content if you get really into it.”
    • “The UI is clunky, making gameplay a lot more frustrating than it ought to be, and the 'story' aspects—the personalization of the 'brain jar' protagonist, and the little skits when moving from location to location—are awkward at best and poorly voiced.”
    • “So much potential here, but dear god please completely rework the artifact system because it does not enhance the gameplay fantasy of different turret types and feels like they were randomly selected.”
    • “The bent maps feel weird to navigate and keep a good overview, although I absolutely understand the gameplay mechanics with this; it's just another thing that is simply unpleasant to deal with even if it makes sense for the gameplay.”
  • story
    85 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game's story is generally viewed as humorous and light-hearted, serving primarily as comic relief rather than a deep narrative. While some players find it entertaining and fitting with the game's tone, others criticize it for being awkwardly presented and poorly voiced. Overall, the story is considered a secondary aspect to the gameplay, with many players enjoying the option to engage with it or ignore it entirely.

    • “The story was also surprisingly entertaining for what it was.”
    • “I wasn't expecting the interesting and funny storyline and awesome soundtrack that the game has.”
    • “The story is humorous and silly, but fits perfectly in with the character, level, and enemy design.”
    • “The only bad thing to say about it is the story and dialogue they have built into it is dumpster tier.”
    • “The main story is... literally a joke that means nothing whatsoever and treats itself as such.”
    • “The story is typical minmax quality.”
  • music
    39 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The music in the game receives mixed reviews, with some players praising its fitting and engaging soundtrack that enhances the gameplay experience, while others find it repetitive, jarring, and unpleasant. Many appreciate the diversity and tempo of the music, which complements the game's atmosphere, but a significant number of users suggest turning it off in favor of personal playlists. Overall, the soundtrack is seen as a notable aspect, though opinions on its quality vary widely.

    • “Came for the tower defense, stayed for the music.”
    • “Did not expect this to be this fun, also worth noting not only is the soundtrack really good, it also fits perfectly.”
    • “I love this game, it's a perfect tower defense with some incredible music design.”
    • “The soundtrack is super repetitive and boring.”
    • “The music is some sort of science fiction space horror stuff and very unpleasant to listen to on a loop.”
    • “Music and voice acting is horrendous.”
  • graphics
    39 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The graphics of the game are widely praised for their beauty and performance, featuring attractive visuals that align well with the game's themes. While some players find the aesthetic a bit dark and chaotic, it is generally considered fitting and unique, reminiscent of the developer's previous work. Overall, the game runs smoothly across various systems, though performance may vary on lower-end hardware.

    • “Beautiful visuals and superb performance.”
    • “The graphics are very attractive in both games.”
    • “Good stylish graphics, runs very smoothly on my secondary PC with a Ryzen 2600/GTX1060.”
    • “The aesthetic is too dark and sterile.”
    • “The visuals feel a bit chaotic and stressful, but this in turn seems appropriate for the theme.”
    • “One note, my potato of a computer that has only an integrated graphics card couldn't handle the game very well (but I've also seen much worse).”
  • humor
    28 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The humor in the game receives mixed reviews, with some players finding it engaging and well-integrated into the storyline and character design, particularly appreciating the voice acting and dry humor reminiscent of the 90s. However, others criticize the humor as boring or poorly executed, overshadowed by issues like subpar level design and glitches. Overall, while many enjoy the funny narrative and quirky elements, there are notable detractors who feel the humor falls flat.

    • “I wasn't expecting the interesting and funny storyline and awesome soundtrack that the game has.”
    • “The humor in the game is great, especially for me as an older gamer.”
    • “The story is humorous and silly, but fits perfectly in with the character, level, and enemy design.”
  • replayability
    14 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game is praised for its high replayability, offering a wealth of tactical possibilities and numerous levels that keep players engaged. Despite minimal progression elements, the fun factor and recent updates enhancing difficulty contribute to its strong replay value, making it a worthwhile experience for players.

    • “Honestly great game with a ton of levels and great replayability!”
    • “This is a fresh and very replayable take on the tower defense genre.”
    • “Most of all, the game is just fun, so much that despite the lack of progression it still has a lot of replayability.”
    • “When the only limitation you have is your level and artifact rarity, the replay value of every stage is extremely high.”
    • “It is now more playable with all the updates on the difficulty that have been made.”
  • stability
    6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Overall, the game's stability is generally positive, with most users reporting it runs smoothly and is not buggy, particularly on the Steam Deck with minor adjustments needed for camera controls. However, some players have experienced glitches that affect gameplay, such as issues with level completion not being saved.

    • “Runs great on deck with minor camera control tweaks.”
    • “Immensely satisfying, not buggy, graphically great, and a funny, and peculiarly dystopian story/setting.”
    • “Boring attempts at humor, subpar level design, a painfully slow progression system, and glitches that don’t save the fact you completed a level.”
    • “The game crashes frequently, making it impossible to enjoy the experience.”
    • “I encountered numerous bugs that disrupted gameplay and caused me to lose progress.”
  • optimization
    6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game is praised for its beautiful visuals and superb optimization, delivering smooth performance without any hiccups or slowdowns, even during intense gameplay. However, players express a desire for more detailed information on game mechanics and turret performance to enhance their strategic gameplay.

    • “Beautiful visuals and superb performance.”
    • “[b]Smooth performance:[/b] no hiccups or slowdowns during intense gameplay—a commendable achievement.”
    • “As a side note: I would like to know more details about how some of the game mechanics work (how long do freeze effects last? Can poison actually kill a target or merely deplete its HP? etc.), however, as well as being given more data for the performance of each individual turret (number of kills, effective DPS, avg. TTK, etc.) so I can use that to increase the efficacy of my maze building—I'm always trying to get to a new personal best, whether solo or with a friend.”
    • “As a side note: I would like to know more details about how some of the game mechanics work (how long do freeze effects last? Can poison actually kill a target or merely deplete its HP? etc.), as well as being given more data for the performance of each individual turret (number of kills, effective DPS, avg. TTK, etc.) so I can use that to increase the efficacy of my maze building. I'm always trying to get to a new personal best, whether solo or with a friend.”
    • “The lack of detailed performance metrics for turrets makes it difficult to optimize my strategies effectively.”
    • “I wish the game provided more information on mechanics and turret performance to help improve my gameplay experience.”
  • atmosphere
    6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The atmosphere of the game is described as unique and interesting, with well-crafted maps that enhance the storytelling. However, some users find the color palette to be somewhat washed out, which may be a subjective artistic choice by the creator.

    • “I found the story of Axon interestingly written and atmospheric.”
    • “The maps are nice, and the atmosphere is unique.”
    • “It's a tad ugly in its colors and atmosphere, feeling washed out a little, but that's more a subjective and intentional choice from the creator.”
  • grinding
    3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Players appreciate the grinding aspect of the game, noting that it aligns with the ideal experience for mobile tower defense games, emphasizing skill and effort over pay-to-win mechanics. The consensus is that the grinding is enjoyable and enhances the overall gameplay.

    • “The game is enjoyable, but the grinding can feel excessive at times, making progress slow and tedious.”
    • “While the gameplay is engaging, the amount of grinding required to level up can be frustrating and time-consuming.”
    • “I appreciate the lack of pay-to-win mechanics, but the grinding aspect can become monotonous and detracts from the overall experience.”
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52h Median play time
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No Creeps Were Harmed TD is a strategy game with comedy and science fiction themes.

No Creeps Were Harmed TD is available on PC and Windows.

On average players spend around 43 hours playing No Creeps Were Harmed TD.

No Creeps Were Harmed TD was released on July 27, 2024.

No Creeps Were Harmed TD was developed by MinMax Games Ltd..

No Creeps Were Harmed TD has received very positive reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its gameplay but disliked it for its optimization.

No Creeps Were Harmed TD is a single player game with multiplayer and local co-op support.

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