I received a key from Lava U Gaming Community on behalf of the developer and streamed[www.twitch.tv] the game.

Genre: Line-defense
Difficulty: Hard

Rating:8/10
The narrative element of the game is presented through the intro of the game, through the announcer's banter, in-game signs and the descriptions of droids, buildings and level descriptions.

You play as U.H.Wutt. It is your task to help Mr. Wutt through the Game Show and earn your freedom from the droid tyranny.

Rating:8/10
In every level you are presented with different goals, which varies from destroy all enemy buildings and droids, survive for X amount of minutes and collect X amount of money.

In order for you to destroy enemy buildings and droids and help you survive, you will have to build buildings and droids of your own and send them to defend the line. Enemy droids and buildings drops coins, which you can collect with your hook in order to collect money.

There are 10 different types of buildings and 10 different types of droids that can be unlocked as you progress. You have 4 basic type of droids unlocked from the start, but no buildings. As you complete levels you will unlock access to the 6 other droid types and the 10 building types, though it should be said that the unlockable droids and buildings act as one-time consumables purchased with the in-game money earned through levels. There are also consumables that can be bought for the player's character that gives bonuses such as faster move-speed, healing and allowing your hook to do damage to enemy droids.

All levels are replayable and even failure to complete a level will earn you money if you collect any coins on the failed map. There is a difficulty bar at the start of level where the player can adjust the difficulty of the map, making it easier will reduce rewards while making it harder will improve the rewards. This basically adds infinite replayability as the game challenges you to challenge yourself. Every level will offer you a challenge even if you make the level easier. Every level require a different strategy and the game is hard, but the frustration the player will likely feel will stem from a feeling of not being able to figure out the strategy rather than the game being unfair.

The game also features a level designer for you to design maps that other players can try to beat.

Rating:8/10
Death by Game Show has a cartoon-style that will be hit-or-miss for most. It should be said that the game has steam workshop and all sprites in the game can be modded. The game is well-optimized and will run smoothly on most computers.

Rating:8/10
The soundtrack is lovely and very fitting for the game, but as with the visual style it is very much hit-or-miss. The sound effects are top-quality and fits very well within the genre.

Rating:8/10
If you are looking for a challenging line-defense game with infinite replayability that has no hand-holding this is the game for you. I wholeheartedly support this game and I most certainly would say it is a well-worth purchase for any fans of strategy and line-defense games.

[h1]Disclaimer[/h1] I received a key from [url=steamproxy.net/groups/lava-u]Lava U Gaming Community[/url] on behalf of the developer and [url=https://www.twitch.tv/semeicardia/v/88148361]streamed[/url] the game. [h1]Basic Info[/h1] [b]Genre:[/b] Line-defense [b]Difficulty:[/b] Hard [h1]Narrative[/h1] [b]Rating:[/b]8/10 The narrative element of the game is presented through the intro of the game, through the announcer's banter, in-game signs and the descriptions of droids, buildings and level descriptions. You play as U.H.Wutt. It is your task to help Mr. Wutt through the Game Show and earn your freedom from the droid tyranny. [h1]Gamplay[/h1] [b]Rating:[/b]8/10 In every level you are presented with different goals, which varies from destroy all enemy buildings and droids, survive for X amount of minutes and collect X amount of money. In order for you to destroy enemy buildings and droids and help you survive, you will have to build buildings and droids of your own and send them to defend the line. Enemy droids and buildings drops coins, which you can collect with your hook in order to collect money. There are 10 different types of buildings and 10 different types of droids that can be unlocked as you progress. You have 4 basic type of droids unlocked from the start, but no buildings. As you complete levels you will unlock access to the 6 other droid types and the 10 building types, though it should be said that the unlockable droids and buildings act as one-time consumables purchased with the in-game money earned through levels. There are also consumables that can be bought for the player's character that gives bonuses such as faster move-speed, healing and allowing your hook to do damage to enemy droids. All levels are replayable and even failure to complete a level will earn you money if you collect any coins on the failed map. There is a difficulty bar at the start of level where the player can adjust the difficulty of the map, making it easier will reduce rewards while making it harder will improve the rewards. This basically adds infinite replayability as the game challenges you to challenge yourself. Every level will offer you a challenge even if you make the level easier. Every level require a different strategy and the game is hard, but the frustration the player will likely feel will stem from a feeling of not being able to figure out the strategy rather than the game being unfair. The game also features a level designer for you to design maps that other players can try to beat. [h1]Visual Presentation[/h1] [b]Rating:[/b]8/10 Death by Game Show has a cartoon-style that will be hit-or-miss for most. It should be said that the game has steam workshop and all sprites in the game can be modded. The game is well-optimized and will run smoothly on most computers. [h1]Audio Presentation[/h1] [b]Rating:[/b]8/10 The soundtrack is lovely and very fitting for the game, but as with the visual style it is very much hit-or-miss. The sound effects are top-quality and fits very well within the genre. [h1]Final Score[/h1] [b]Rating:[/b]8/10 If you are looking for a challenging line-defense game with infinite replayability that has no hand-holding this is the game for you. I wholeheartedly support this game and I most certainly would say it is a well-worth purchase for any fans of strategy and line-defense games.