fun, sick of most games. kinda hiding out in the puzzles and tower defense games at moment. liking this one.

Ever wondered what it’d be like to get sass from a perfectly polite AI? Welcome to IDUN Prologue, where the tutorial practically waves you in like a friendly neighbor—no 500-page manuals required. You can jump into the action faster than a caffeinated squirrel, yet still find enough depth to keep your tactical cravings satisfied.

The AI voices deserve a standing ovation for their deadpan commentary. They somehow manage to serve up humor so flat it’s practically pancaked, yet I can’t help chuckling at their robotic one-liners. It’s like having your own snarky voice assistant, minus the part where it mishears you 57 times.

Meanwhile, the UI is so clean and organized, it might give neat freaks an existential crisis. You’ll spend more time actually playing and less time squinting at messy menus. The challenge hits that sweet spot, too—you’ll feel like an overpowered deity one moment and then scramble for your life the next. (Pro tip: Overconfidence is the shortest route to humiliating defeat by a horde of angry vermin. Don’t ask me how I know.)

And let’s talk about the music: it sets the mood perfectly, going from whimsical to dramatic with more flair than a Shakespearean AI (which I’m still waiting for, by the way). Also, the replayability is off the charts; you’ll find yourself coming back just to see if you can outsmart the game’s balancing act for the 40th time.

Of course, every silver lining has a dark cloud: the character designs are, well… about as memorable as that sock you lost in the laundry last week. Functional, sure, but not exactly runway material. And if the screen gets busy, you might find yourself playing an impromptu game of “Where’s Waldo?” (except Waldo is you, and everyone else wants to eat your face).

Overall, IDUN Prologue offers a quirky, accessible, and surprisingly humorous ride. If you don’t mind losing sight of your hero in a sea of villainous critters—or the fact that said hero isn’t winning any style awards—it’s a blast to pick up and play. Highly recommended for anyone craving a solid mix of strategy, humor, and the simple joy of hearing a robot deliver a perfectly timed zinger. Enjoy!

IDUN Prologue offers a fast-paced, exciting mix of RTS and tower defense. The game challenges you with overwhelming swarms of enemies, requiring strategic thinking and quick decision-making. The visuals are sharp, and the sci-fi setting adds an immersive atmosphere. As a prologue, it’s a great introduction to the full game, and I’m excited to see how the full release expands on this concept. If you're into survival strategy games, this one’s definitely worth checking out!