Разработчик: ActaLogic
Описание
В этом прекрасном сочетании стратегии в реальном времени и tower defense далекая планетарная система в опасности. Огромная звезда Наидира становится нестабильной. Понимая, что апокалиптический сценарий неизбежен, и это лишь вопрос времени, скинфы решают покинуть свою родную планету Хадию и заново построить цивилизацию где-нибудь в пределах галактики. Их спасение в межзвездном телепортационном устройстве. К сожалению, сырьевые ресурсы, необходимые для постройки и питания подобной машины на Хадии в эпоху перенаселения оказались давным-давно исчерпаны.
Единственным местом, где они могут найти эти элементы — луна Хадии, Айя, враждебный мир с токсичной корродирующей атмосферой населенный злобными тварями. В отчаянной попытке спасти свою расу скинфы посылают экспедицию на Айю, чтобы найти способ сбежать при помощи технологий и спасти свою культуру от исчезновения.
Выступите в роли лидера скинфов и сделайте шаг навстречу спасению от неизбежного забвения.
- Исследуйте уникальную среду Айи и откройте разнообразные ландшафты.
- Ищите минералы для постройки и питания скинфских технологий.
- Постройте поселение, которое позволит скинфам выжить в суровых условия Айи.
- Увеличивайте численность населения.
- Открывайте технологии Древа науки.
- Стройте оборону из башен против злобных айянских тварей.
- Постройте и запитайте Звездный мост — телепортационное устройство.
- Ищите древние реликвии на этой луне.
- Находите скрытых существ ;)
Поддерживаемые языки: english, spanish - spain, russian, simplified chinese, traditional chinese, italian
Системные требования
Windows
- 64-разрядные процессор и операционная система
- ОС *: Windows 7/8/10
- Процессор: Dual-Core Processor with 2.4 GHz
- Оперативная память: 4 GB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: Nvidia Geforce 460 GTX
- DirectX: версии 11
- Место на диске: 2 GB
- 64-разрядные процессор и операционная система
- ОС *: Windows 7/8/10
- Процессор: Dual or Quad-Core Processor with 3 GHz or better
- Оперативная память: 6 GB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: Nvidia Geforce 960 GTX
- DirectX: версии 11
- Место на диске: 2 GB
Mac
- ОС: Mac OS X 10.8
- Процессор: Dual-Core Intel Core i5 with 2,7 GHz or comparable
- Оперативная память: 4 GB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: Intel Iris Pro 5200 or comparable
- Место на диске: 2 GB
- ОС: Mac OS X 10.8
- Процессор: Quad-Core Intel Core i5, 3.4 GHz or comparable
- Оперативная память: 6 GB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: Intel Iris Graphics 6100, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 750M or comparable
- Место на диске: 2 GB
Linux
- ОС: Tested on Ubuntu
- Процессор: Dual-Core Processor with 2.4 GHz
- Оперативная память: 4 GB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: Nvidia Geforce 460 GTX
- Место на диске: 2 GB
- ОС: Tested on Ubuntu
- Процессор: Dual or Quad-Core Processor with 3 GHz or better
- Оперативная память: 6 GB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: Nvidia Geforce 960 GTX
- Место на диске: 2 MB
Отзывы пользователей
You will spend 20 hours playing this straight and quick saving or none at all. This game is great, fun and holds a special place in my heart.
Large scale, slow pace TD. Interesting concept and unique art style. Must play if you are into TDs
Fantastic blend of Real Time Strategy and Tower Defense on one huge open world map. The game takes place over about 30 hrs on a single map. It's amazing.
A surprising hidden gem. A tower defense but more emphasis on the management and city building side. It has its flaws like the narrator being too chatty and difficult to know where the creeps would enter your island, but despite that it still had me hooked and compelled to complete the game.
Great game! Could benefit from some usability updates, but overall, extremely fun. Well worth the asking price.
It reminds me of creeper world, with really fun graphics. I love the tech tree, and the overarching goal of growing the colony to escape the planet.
I was convinced to buy Hypernova because it was described as a cross between Tower Defence (TD) and Real Time Strategy (RTS). As someone who prefers TD to RTS, my initial reaction was that it plays more like Starcraft than Defense Grid. Having said that, I still found it quite playable and a good mash-up of the two genres. After playing it for several hours, I now believe it is a kind of free-form TD game.
I thought the graphics and sound were quite nice, if a bit colourful and cartoon-like. They seem in keeping with the alien race you represent, who are reminiscent of Jar Jar Binks from Star Wars, only green and speaking with a Jamaican accent. You might or might not like the graphics. I guess it's a matter of how seriously you take your sci-fi. Some people don't like it when sci-fi is made to look a bit silly. Personally, I think the artists in Hypernova did a good job and the overall presentation is very good.
The map is very big, so a game is likely to last several hours. You have to place all your towers within the radius of other towers, so there's a lot of micro-management, but you're never sure whether you have too many or too few towers. Various environmental forces can cause damage to your facilities, such as meteors and tornadoes. You can also get attacked from any side, so there's a tendency to smother the perimeter of the area you have under your control with turrets, just in case.
To begin with, the game seems easy and gives you plenty of time. The waves of Hadeans (the native creatures of the moon Hadea) gradually get harder, with greater numbers and new species. The problems start when they rush you and your terra-forming network starts to collapse in on itself. Your thinly spread defensive towers immediately go off-line, leading to a cascade of destruction. Fortunately, the Hadeans come in waves with a gap in-between, so you have a window of time to rebuild after the destruction and prepare for the next wave.
You learn to make sure that your defences are sufficient to repel most attacks and then have little forays towards enemy bases to take them out with long range weapons. The aliens react with extreme hostility to these attacks. Sometimes you will lose a few towers, or you may withdraw them. The process becomes a little bit tedious. Everything gets so spread out and towers take so long to arrive, that setting up a crushing attack is not easy. Also, you run out of resources to build and it's not abundantly clear what factor is causing your build queue to stall. To cope with this, you must decide which areas are safe and can have their defences moved to the emerging battlefront, elsewhere on the map.
You must build resilient networks that can be re-routed or only fail in parts. In this way you can spread out across the map with the aim of destroying the nests of creatures which attack your colony. Ultimately the aim of the game is to build a stellar-bridge that will transport your species away from the danger of the local star which is about to explode.
Game is awesome! Also a very majestic soundtrack. Basically this is aggressive expansive tower defense while also doing research and raising a colony. Glad to see this game come to life!
Hypernova is a unique tower defense game. I really like how you can move all of the buildings, so you can adapt to various situations. This is also a game where you can take your time and learn the strategies at your own pace. It's pretty fun, but I imagine it will get repetitive after playing for a while. The game does unlock new creatures and new challenges as you progress, so that makes the game more easily approachable. If you like tower defense games, then you would most likely enjoy this game.
Too difficult and too simple at the same time. Not much to the game once you are about an hour in and figure out the strategy. Not much like a traditional real time strategy with any campaigns.
It's...an interesting game.
Similar style and premise to The Mims, but instead of a slow-and-steady multi-mission campaign, HYPERNOVA gets it all over with in a single mission, which takes approximately 10 hours. It's a real-time strategy meets tower defense game, with an extensive tech tree that takes a long time to fully research (and you will need to fully research it to win).
It's well-polished, funny, but rather tedious once the initial mechanics have been introduced. Be prepared for a slow grind of attrition to victory.
STOP TORTURING MY BRAIN WITH CONSTANT INTERRUPTIONS
I really want to like this game, but I can't recommend it. The main problem is that the game does not let you play. It keeps interrupting your fun with stupid crap that doesn't even need to be there. It really is a shame because the game looks very polished and well coded, but it fails at the design level.
+ The core concept of the evolving, constantly moving tower defense is great <- Thats the fun part, devs!
+ The art style is unique and fun to look at
+ The goofy storytelling is enjoyable
- Most buildings in the game serve no purpose.
- Recycler - Why do I need to build a building to 'sell' other buildings?
- Printamp - I have to build the same thing eight times just to unlock other buildings?
- Maintainer - I'm supposed to cover the map with these to counter the most annoying game mechanic ever...
- The mechanic of printing buildings looks futuristic and cool at first but it really gets tiring. Let me explain why:
1. You decide you want to build something over here
2. Scroll back to the mothership and click the building icon
3. Get distracted by something else while the building is printed
4. Get your attention back to the building once it is finished printing
5. Scroll back to the site you want it to be placed
6. Get distracted by something else while it is flying there
7. Make use of the building once it has landed
8. Repeat this 3-4-5 times EVERY MINUTE
- The random building fog mechanic is the single most annoying, useless thing you can come up with. Why is it in the game???
Good ideas, sloppy design.
First impressions of this game are quite positive!
This is quite a lovely gem, seems like the type of game that was made with a lot of care and love by the devs.
It's a simple blend between TD and RTS; the entire game takes place on a single, large map, with the objective of building an interstellar bridge to escape a dying star.
You can expand at your pace, to collect resources and build little colonies to grow your population, while defending yourself from waves of nasty critters.
The colorful and vivid color palette and general tongue-in-cheek presentation mesh well to create a dynamic but welcoming feel, like a kid's action cartoon.
The selection of buildings and towers are pretty standard from their genres, but everything ties together nicely. It's the type of game that is more than the sum of its parts, and so far it has been keeping me interested to see what else it has to offer.
tl;dr: An interesting addition to the tower defense genre with a bunch of serious shortcomings.
A tower defense game that has just one giant map and your goal is to "conquer" all of it while fulfilling a number of tasks that will make your life harder?
Haven't heard that one yet.
But surprisingly, it works. Mostly.
You expand via your buildings and towers (all of which you can move around as they can lift off and fly), mine resources to build them and research new towers and improvements (for example, more electricity to be able to have MORE TOWERS!!).
Meanwhile, you will be attacked from various lairs in the map and have to place your towers so that you can defend your vital buildings: mines, purifiers which make areas buildable and relays that transport electricity to your towers.
In the beginning, only one lair will pester you, but as you grow, more will join the fray as well as other things happening to make your life worse (won't spoil them).
The tasks I wrote about above are to increase your population, gather special resources, use those to build an escape portal (hence the title) and an additional one that is unlocked later on.
The art is very consistent, competently done and just cute.
As is the music and sound. The voices are also well done, but I imagine the "false rastafari style" speech might annoy a few people.
It would be a great little game, really, if it were not for the downsides:
The biggest problem, as others have pointed out, too, is the grind and pacing.
Instead of steadily increasing what you have to do, the gameplay almost automatically comes to a halt every now and then as you are waiting for research to happen, resources to be gathered or buildings to be built.
It isn't really a fluent experience. Instead you have those phases with nothing happening at all interrupting the rest.
Especially in the first 3-4 hours it is hard to keep yourself motivated.
If you do manage to keep playing, things improve a lot as more and more lairs will be bothering you, as well as other things going on requiring your attention.
But I can understand those that have stopped before that point very well.
Another problem is the balancing of the creatures. The first 5-6 creature types are total pushovers.
But suddenly, one creature type is unlocked that will just waltz right through your towers, destroying them by the dozens before it is dealt with - and there is no way to focus fire as far as I can tell. This can very much ruin your game after 3 hours or so of playing.
Especially since the game might just decide to autosave right in that moment (and there is only one autosave slot instead of rotating ones).
Manual saving is very much recommended.
The controls might also get in your way. While you can use control groups, you can only effectively group defense towers together. If you are like me and used to also grouping same-style producer buildings together to produce quicker, you are out of luck.
Now, you CAN theoretically group together producer buildings, but it is pointless as that doesn't let you build anything while having multiple ones selected.
What really happens is that you'll have to assign each armory (which builds defensive towers) an extra group, same with the mothership and the other building producing non-defense buildings.
To make matters worse, the game has a selection limit for some unfathomable reason. You can have only 20 towers in one group, and trust me, that is not enough by far for anything but the early game. Especially considering that you will lose and have to replace lots of towers, which then means more fiddling around with control groups and the selection limit.
Very annoying and this should have been done much better.
All in all, this is a recommendable game, but you should not expect it to be flawless or entertain you endlessly.
Definitely a unique take on the RTS genre mixed with tower defense. The characters, setting and voice acting are all very well done and funny.
It's a single map/mission that gets progressively challenging with time. The game should take 6-12 hours depending on how good you think you are and how soon you realize it's harder than you think and decide to restart with a lower difficulty :)
I did not expect to enjoy this. But I did. Not a bad game, and it's a bit like SimCity if you kept being attacked every now and then. So I guess in that regards it's also a bit like Caesar 3? All in all not a bad game, and fairly easy. Although I do wish there was a way to have an overview of your turrets, but maybe I'm just missing something.
Saw a trailer on YT, there was a ton of lasers and colorful environments, that'll always get my attention, heh. On my first attempt I sucked at the game, so I had to restart. Paying more attention to the tutorials on my second attempt, helps a lot, so my advice would be to read the tutorials!
It's about the little green aliens that want to go to another planet because their sun is going to explode, so they have to build a machine all the while being attacked by creatures. The game has some curveballs, but that's basically it. Nice and straight-forward, I guess.
It's slow at first, you're waiting for stuff to build, but before you know it you have this sprawling colony with buildings and mines and towers everywhere, so there's always stuff to do/defend/manage/repair. You play on a giant map with different areas that have their risks and rewards, for example there's this canyon that enemies can't reach or a volcano area that seems to have more resources. There's also city-building-management stuff that blends in with the tower defense stuff pretty naturally, and it's kind of RTS-ish because you can move virtually everything around.
Recommended to anyone who likes seeing waves of enemies being mowed down with turrets, it can get crazy and oddly addicting (you keep wanting to do JUST ONE MORE THING).
The game is beyond average.
I started the game from the beginning several times and only after ~7th attempt I realized how to play it. First feelings were absolute negative. The game could be good for RTS fans. I played it long time ago, but overall i had positive feelings when i completed the game on hard. The last 10 minutes was really engaging.
Devs made a lot of patches, so I suppose the game is more fun now.
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1132779937
The game is little overpriced. But I can recommend to buy it on a sale!
Quality game from developers-veterans of the industry. Good balance, nice graphics and sound. The game with the story and funny characters, an unusual approach to base building with TD elements, which is especially pleasing. Recommended.
I can tell a lot of time was put into the game, but in the end it's just not fun.
I love tower defense games, and RTS's but this game is just too slow moving for me, building times are slow, enemy progression slow, after 15 or so minutes I was left to my own devices to get 100,000 inhabitants, which I assume is the games end goal? Definitely a fan of games that don't hold your hand, however it just didn't seem like it was going to be "fun" to do.
I rarely refund games but for the price of this one I decided it was best to. If you're a huge fan of Tower Defense games then I imagine like me you like a good challenge at a decent pace, this game is going to let you down. I feel like this game is more for people who enjoy city builders, not for heavy RTS and TD fans.
Wow, it is tower defense season. First X-Morph Defense and now this gem. :D
I like the combination of base/city building and tower defense. It has a slow pace in the beginning which is kind of relaxing. The music lacks a little. You can see that a lot of thoughts went into this game. There are lots of stats and tooltips and an extensive tech tree. For higher tiers you need to have higher population number so you have to increase your settlement. And a bigger settlement needs more protection.
Looking forward to play some more.
Not your typical tower rush game or click-fest, but a well thought out RTS game that gives time for thought.
Good depth without over complicating things and learning curve is easy (tutorial is recommended which is also not too long or boring)
The game is well balanced and I'm sure old fashioned RTS fans will enjoy :)
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Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | ActaLogic |
| Платформы | Windows, Mac, Linux |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 01.02.2025 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 75% положительных (36) |