What is Business Defence?
Imagine a world where 'sustainability promises' are your primary weapon against a riot. Business Defence puts you in the shoes of a clueless CEO fighting off protestors in a hilarious, dystopian office space setting.
Gameplay
You play as BBB, a clueless CEO trying to stop waves of protestors with corporate towers. Instead of the usual fantasy tropes, you're using things like coupons and sustainability promises to hold the line. The core loop is standard TD stuff, but the forced perspective gives it a look that sets it apart from your basic Kingdom Rush clone. It's not just about building, though. You've actually got to demolish your own special towers to tweak enemy stats or bump up your score multiplier. It adds a risk-management layer that stops you from just zoning out after you've built a wall of DPS.
It's definitely a smaller, casual indie title. You won't find the massive polish of a game like Defense Grid here. Since it's a solo passion project, it's a bit rough around the edges and the scope is tight. You'll play through a story to see if BBB actually learns anything, but don't expect a cinematic masterpiece. It's short, and the systems are relatively simple, which might feel shallow if you're looking for a hardcore strategy epic.
At $7.99, it's a paid title in a genre that's often free-to-play. You're basically paying for the satire and the unique premise. It's a fair price for a quick, sarcastic palate cleanser, but it's not a deep dive. If you're okay with a shorter experience that leans heavily on its 'Corporate Greed' vibe, you'll find it's a fun ride. Just don't go in expecting a hundred hours of content.
Key Features
- Forced perspective corporate theme
- Demolish towers to adjust stats
- Protestor waves instead of monsters
- Satirical CEO story campaign
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Verdict
Grab this if you want a funny, dystopian break from standard fantasy TD games. Skip it if you need deep systems or high-budget polish, as the simple scope might feel too thin for the price.
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