ReRoad

42%
Game Brain Score Based on 22 reviews
  • gameplay
  • replayability
  • music
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ReRoad is a Tower Defense game where players strategically dig their own paths through randomly placed towers in stages. To defeat enemies, players must lure them out and weaken them, using tactical retreats to gain advantages in subsequent battles. Clearing the game once is just the beginning, as various content developments and strategic options, such as upgrading towers, await players.

  • PC
  • Windows
Genres & TagsPlay Modes

Reviews

42%
Audience ScoreBased on 22 reviews
graphics2 positive mentions
story1 negative mentions
  • The game features a unique mechanic where players create their own paths for enemies, adding a strategic layer to the tower defense genre.
  • The art style is cute and approachable, making it suitable for introducing children to gaming.
  • There is potential for fun and unique tower builds, with various enhancement parts available to improve towers.
  • The game lacks polish and refinement, feeling rushed with minimal content and only three sectors to play through.
  • There is no save feature, forcing players to restart from the beginning if they quit, which severely limits replayability.
  • The difficulty is unbalanced, making it frustratingly hard even on easy mode, with many players unable to progress past certain bosses.
  • gameplay8 mentions

    The gameplay is characterized as a straightforward yet satisfying tower defense experience that allows for various strategies and features unique boss mechanics. While the art and music are described as approachable and complementary, the overall mechanics are easy to grasp, making it accessible for new players but challenging to master. Despite some criticisms of its basic nature, many users appreciate the smooth performance and engaging gameplay.

    • “Gameplay is very satisfying, runs smooth, nice art style and sound effects.”
    • “The art is approachable, the music is complementary, and the mechanics are easy to understand – everything feels basic, but serviceable.”
    • “A bit crude tower defense that allows for various strategies and brings in original boss gimmicks to spice up the gameplay.”
    • “Easy to learn, hard to master gameplay.”
  • replayability5 mentions

    Overall, the game's replayability is considered minimal due to a limited number of sectors, with some players expressing disappointment over the lack of variety. However, others note that the unique experiences in each match provide some level of replayability, suggesting that future content updates could enhance this aspect.

    • “If you like replayability, varying experiences within runs, fun tower defense, and a good time, the game is easily worth $17 to try out and even get more content as the game develops further.”
    • “No match is exactly the same, which lends to replayability.”
    • “~ Expand the sector pool and introduce an endless mode to offer some replayability.”
    • “If it were possible to get a refund, I would, but I can't, so I'm stuck with a game with zero replayability.”
    • “Minimal replayability (only 3 sectors).”
    • “Expand the sector pool and introduce an endless mode to offer some replayability.”
  • music2 mentions

    The music in the game is described as relaxing and complementary to the overall experience, enhancing the approachable art and straightforward mechanics. While it may feel basic, it effectively serves its purpose within the game.

    • “Relaxing music.”
    • “The art is approachable, the music is complementary, and the mechanics are easy to understand – everything feels basic, but serviceable.”
  • graphics2 mentions

    The graphics are praised for their adorable and visually pleasing art style, contributing to a smooth and satisfying gameplay experience. The combination of appealing visuals and sound effects enhances the overall enjoyment of the game.

    • “The graphics are adorable and easy on the eyes.”
    • “Gameplay is very satisfying, runs smoothly, with a nice art style and sound effects.”
  • story1 mentions

    The game lacks a coherent narrative and does not offer a progressive storyline, leaving players without a meaningful story experience.

    • “The game is not progressive nor does it have a story.”
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