I love this game. It is really fun to outsmart the invaders, and each beast has a completely different strategy. The only real problem I have is with accessibility. I use a screen reader, and it can be a bit difficult to keep track of where everything is on the map, especially when they all move each turn. It would be nice if, after every turn, the game announced where everything moved. It would be something like, you move rock giant from desert at D4 to mountain at D5, settler moves from floodplain at A1 to see at A2, and Camp appears at forest at d5. overall, this game is definitely fun and accessible enough for me to play it as a screen reader user. I do wish it had more though. it could just be my short attention, span, but it feels kind of done after I figured out the strategies for each beast. Yes, the procedurally generated maps are nice, but it would be cool if you could compete for high scores against other players, or even unlock different beasts and abilities by achieving certain scores. that way, I would feel the need to keep playing, even after I figured everything out.

Good evening I noticed that when you start the game, everything is fine but once you get on the grid and choose your monster that you want to use, it just doesn’t work Especially the gestures When you get to the grid where your monster is I know that you’re supposed to double tap and swipe left or right, but nothing happens

I really wanted to like this game. It takes inspiration from a lot of games I like. Some aspects, like the weather conditions, are a bit volatile for my tastes, but it does a lot of other things right. The fear scaling for completed cities in particular is a very clever and interesting mechanic.The game has one unforgivable design decision however. When I first started playing, I assumed that enemy spawns scaled with moves taken, similar to Imbroglio. However, they scale with score. Since it is possible to reliably survive indefinitely at the starting scaling, the optimal strategy is to not collect any campfires, and slowly build up an arbitrarily large amount of fear to fuel your actives while unlocking all your passives, before beginning to attempt building your score. This is obviously unfun, but since the game has no objective besides score attack, there is no other way to play.

Love this game, it is super fun and fast-paced enough to always be entertaining. I will say that moving is sometimes hard using VoiceOver because you have to long press and then drag, and that sometimes feels a bit slow. Otherwise the game is really good!