Game

Eternower is a mazing-focused Tower Defense.
Minimalistic thematically, opportunistic mechanically.

TD Features

  • Branching - most towers are built through other towers
  • Pathing focus - always visible and dynamic enemy paths
  • Viability - supports a range of alternative solutions
  • Control - game logic is discrete, ensuring reliability

Message

I hope you have fun.


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StatusReleased
PlatformsHTML5, Windows, macOS, Linux
Rating
Rated 4.2 out of 5 stars
(18 total ratings)
AuthorRokas
GenrePuzzle
Made withGodot
Tags2D, Minimalist, Pixel Art, Tower Defense, Turn-based
Average sessionAbout a half-hour
LanguagesEnglish, Lithuanian, Chinese (Simplified)
InputsMouse
AccessibilityHigh-contrast
LinksSteam

Purchase

Buy Now$1.00 USD or more

In order to download this GAME you must purchase it at or above the minimum price of $1 USD. You will get access to the following files:

eternower-windows.zip 21 MB
Version 13
eternower-linux.zip 22 MB
Version 12
eternower-mac.zip 23 MB
Version 11

Download demo

Download
eternower-windows-demo.zip 21 MB
Version 12
Download
eternower-linux-demo.zip 22 MB
Version 12
Download
eternower-mac-demo.zip 23 MB
Version 11

Development log

Comments

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I'm sorry but I find the menu difficult/impossible to navigate. I went into options, fiddled with the settings, but can't seem to get out, so I guess I'll reload the game and start again. Also, it wasn't clear when I tried actually playing how I could add a second tower. I love minimalism, but so far this is frustrating.

(+1)

I appreciate the effort in trying

It seems like a good game, now that I've put in more effort, though I suppose the demo isn't a representation of the entire game. I'll have to spend a lot more time I think learning how to manipulate the line of travel and where to start. I have to say this is a little discouraging if there's hope I can find a walkthrough that will even begin to show me. There are YouTube videos, but I'm not sure how helpful they are.

I of course learned how the towers fit together and how to add another by clicking on the tower I want to connect to, and that they don't actually have to touch other than the corners, which is useful information.

It's only $1USD ($1.50CAD) on Steam and likely worth more than that, which is appealing.

I think by watching just a little of the video on the Steam page I learned the use of Void, its importance.

Thanks for a great game! It's worth the effort to spend some time with it, but it can seem a little unrewarding at first. At least failure is early and quick, allowing little commitment to mistakes.

\o/

Does this run on 64bit MacOSX?

It should, but do let me know if it doesn't (there's a demo)

Out of curriosty: How did you make the sounds? Or what was the source for those?

it's all from freesound with some manually applied effects in Audacity

(+2)

Well worth the buck. Amazing polish, and I love the retro curved screen shaders :)