Trying to review anything over 100hours played.

I played all of my hours offline single player, no review videos guides etc. I think this game was amazing when played like this, I felt no pressure to spend campaign points certain ways etc. That is the key to this game the mystery of what is coming, can you prepare for everything? Keep in mind basically all my gaming history is RTS, so i was smart enough to run for a few economic corner stones on intuition alone.

That said, dying can suck in this game, the computer is deadly if allowed into your camp, and sometimes the waves come out of left field causing you to wipe 30-40minutes into a map. That said my zombie deaths did hurt, but i was able to over come. The computers remain difficult which is uncommon for a single player RTS.

The one place i couldn't overcome was the ARPG levels, the combat is extremely slow, I built my single player character to run away most all fights and just kite zombies around collecting stuff... this was alright, but in my campaign i was playing at 400% and the single player, to keep it short was just a disaster. I ended up changing the difficulty mid campaign to the easiest settings just for these maps (no gameplay reason no reason not to).

Id play again, best part was playing blind not knowing what each new upgrade would bring, estimated worth ~15-20$.

Trying to review anything over 100hours played. I played all of my hours offline single player, no review videos guides etc. I think this game was amazing when played like this, I felt no pressure to spend campaign points certain ways etc. That is the key to this game the mystery of what is coming, can you prepare for everything? Keep in mind basically all my gaming history is RTS, so i was smart enough to run for a few economic corner stones on intuition alone. That said, dying can suck in this game, the computer is deadly if allowed into your camp, and sometimes the waves come out of left field causing you to wipe 30-40minutes into a map. That said my zombie deaths did hurt, but i was able to over come. The computers remain difficult which is uncommon for a single player RTS. The one place i couldn't overcome was the ARPG levels, the combat is extremely slow, I built my single player character to run away most all fights and just kite zombies around collecting stuff... this was alright, but in my campaign i was playing at 400% and the single player, to keep it short was just a disaster. I ended up changing the difficulty mid campaign to the easiest settings just for these maps (no gameplay reason no reason not to). Id play again, best part was playing blind not knowing what each new upgrade would bring, estimated worth ~15-20$.