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Pretty cool Tower Defense gaming experience made by "Battlecruiser Games" but there's no space, no ships and no guns.

Would get bamboozled by game developer company name again - 11/10

- Booted up the game.
- Harvested resources.
- Constructed buildings.
- Crafted gear.
- Recruited heroes.
- Defeated enemies.
- Protected my town from invaders.
- Vanquished bosses.

Might not boast the hardcore survival style of Banished or the historical realism and combat of Manor Lords, but it's definitely an excellent example of a fairly chill medieval settlement building simulator that allows you significant building placement flexibility via a grid-less model (where you can "paint" areas freehand) while also having several buildings with modular components that you can configure as desired.

You harvest and cook all those delicious fruits but never end up making any pie... UNPLAYABLE I TELL YOU!

Seriously though, pretty damn fun hybrid idle game that's easy to play but quite rewarding if you want to use more pro strats and tactics to improve your progression.

The Stronghold you play out of obligation because of how good the others were.

But you probably won't like it...

Glad these types of games are getting more attention. Has just enough depth and art style charm to make the base and factory building as well as the crafting mechanics very enjoyable. The automation just makes everything that much better!

If you've played survivors-likes and ARPGs, you'll get the gist of how this game works. It's not an open map like Vampire Survivors or Halls of Torment, as the player is limited to a circular arena that enemies spawn inside or outside while moving toward the player. The player then clears a series of waves including melee and/or ranged enemies as well as champion and boss tier enemies.

Definitely the type of hybrid game I'm into that gives the player several different avenues of activities to pursue while managing their spaceship and crew.

The individual mechanics might not have been all that deep, but the combination was still fun to play for a while.

Unfortunately it got R.I.P.'d.

After about 5 hours playing this it's pretty clear there's room for improvement and polish. But honestly if they keep the new heroes coming and don't go backwards on their availability to players, they'll keep a playerbase long enough to really make this game something special by innovating and keeping things fresh with the "Team-Ups" mechanic (adding more, balancing existing, etc). Here's to hoping they put "Get Help" in with Thor/Loki!

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Marvel Rivals delivers a fast paced tactical team-based PvP experience in the Marvel Universe that gamers have wanted since Marvel Heroes Omega and Marvel Avengers died, especially since Marvel's Midnight Suns went full XCOM mode and PvE.

And that's not even really counting the gaping hole in the market, courtesy of the declining Blizzard Overwatch franchise... that we will not speak of!