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KUNKUN Defender is an FPS + tower defense game where players need to resist zombie invasions in different regions affected by a virus outbreak until a helicopter comes for rescue.
KUNKUN Defender is a horror, psychological horror and survival horror game
developed and published by Seal.
Released on May 02nd 2024 is available only on Windows
in 11 languages: Simplified Chinese, English, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Traditional Chinese, Portuguese - Brazil, Portuguese - Portugal, Spanish - Latin America and Korean.
It has received 826 reviews of which 804 were positive and 22 were negative resulting in an impressive rating of 9.1 out of 10. 😍
The game is currently priced at 2.99€ on Steam.
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System requirements
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Windows
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 10 64 bit
- Processor: i3-9320
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 660 Ti
- Storage: 3 GB available space
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I mean, you get what you pay for: A somewhat barebones FPS horde shooter. Game balance is nonexistent near the end game; you are practically unkillable at full upgrades. The only thing stopping me from topping the high score charts is not caring. Regardless, it's a fun time waster!
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Simpsons Steamed Hams Parody: [SCENE START] INT. SKINNER’S LIVING ROOM – DAY Skinner is sitting on the couch, controller in hand, playing Kunkun Defender. The screen shows a chaotic onslaught of hundreds of identical Kunkun enemies swarming toward his base. SKINNER Oh, egads! My defenses are crumbling! But what if... I were to downplay this overwhelming onslaught as just part of the challenge? Delightfully devilish, Seymour. The doorbell rings. SKINNER Superintendent! I hope you're ready for an unforgettable gaming experience! CHALMERS Yeah, I should be-- wait, is that Kunkun Defender you're playing? Chalmers enters, looking at the TV where Skinner is hastily clicking to deploy more turrets. SKINNER Superintendent! I was just, uh, optimizing my turret placement. It’s essential to handle these absurd waves of enemies. Care to join me? CHALMERS Why are there so many identical enemies flooding the screen, Seymour? SKINNER Oh! That’s not an unbalanced enemy design. It’s a feature! The endless swarm of Kunkuns creates a truly... dynamic experience. Mmmm, procedurally-generated chaos! Chalmers raises an eyebrow but takes a seat, observing the madness. SKINNER Superintendent, I hope you're ready for some of the most intense and... repetitive gameplay in tower defense history! CHALMERS I thought this was supposed to be a strategic tower defense game. SKINNER D'oh no, I said survival-based defense. That’s what I call it when the game throws hundreds of the same enemy at you until you crack under pressure. CHALMERS You call spamming turrets and barely surviving “survival-based defense”? SKINNER Yes! It’s a... regional gameplay style. CHALMERS Uh-huh. What region? SKINNER Uh... Upstate New York. CHALMERS Really? Well, I’m from Utica, and I’ve never seen a tower defense game where the only enemy is a meme mascot thrown at you in relentless swarms. SKINNER Oh, not in Utica, no. It’s an Albany expression. Chalmers watches as Skinner frantically builds another turret to stem the tide of Kunkuns. CHALMERS You know, this looks suspiciously like a meme-filled version of Killing Floor. Just more absurd. SKINNER Hohoho, no! Patented Skinner Defender! Old family strategy! CHALMERS For Kunkun Defender? SKINNER Yes. CHALMERS And you call this strategic gameplay, despite the fact it's just repetitive waves of identical enemies? SKINNER Well, uh... yes, but the absurdity is the charm! You see, Superintendent, it's all about embracing the chaos! Excuse me for one moment. Skinner sprints to the kitchen, fumbling with the controller to pause the game as his base is on the brink of destruction. SKINNER'S MOM (O.S.) Help! HELP!!! CHALMERS Good lord, what is happening in there? Skinner returns, feigning calm. SKINNER Aurora Borealis. CHALMERS Aurora Borealis? In Kunkun Defender? At this stage of the game, at this difficulty level, localized entirely on your screen? SKINNER Yes. CHALMERS ...May I see it? SKINNER No. AGNES (O.S.) SEYMOUR! YOUR BASE IS ABOUT TO BE OVERRUN!!! SKINNER No, mother, that’s just an intentional difficulty spike. Chalmers stares at the screen, bewildered. CHALMERS Well, Seymour, you are a strange fellow, but I must say... you survive a Kunkun wave like a pro. [SCENE END] Absurdity in Waves: A Quirky, Chaotic Ride in Kunkun Defender Welcome to the absurd, my friends. Kunkun Defender is not your typical tower defense game. In fact, calling it a "tower defense" might be a stretch. While you do build and upgrade turrets, the gameplay is more of a frenzied, meme-infused, survival experience. This game fully embraces absurdity, and somehow, it’s all the more addictive because of it. The Absurdity Let’s start with the fact that the entire enemy lineup is the same meme-worthy Kunkun mascot, coming at you in relentless swarms. There’s no variety in design, and yes, it can feel repetitive—but therein lies part of its charm. It’s like the developers thought, " Who needs different enemies when we can just throw endless Kunkuns at you until you’re drowning in them? " And oddly enough, it works. There's something absurdly captivating about the chaos as you fend off hundreds of identical foes. Gameplay At its core, the gameplay loop is simple: build turrets, upgrade them, equip one of 30 different weapons, and survive as long as you can. That’s it. The tower defense mechanics are stripped down to the essentials—don’t expect a wide array of strategies or a complex defense setup. Instead, you’ll focus on using your weapons and finding ways to manage the increasing chaos as enemies overwhelm your defenses. What sets this apart from other defense games is how the absurd difficulty kicks in during later waves. Enemies can one-shot you, making survival a nerve-wracking test of endurance. The slow pace of the early waves can lull you into a false sense of security, but the difficulty ramps up quickly, making you wish you’d upgraded just a little faster. Repetitiveness and Challenge Yes, it’s repetitive, and yes, all the enemies look the same. The humor and chaos, however, keep it from feeling entirely stale. It's like a meme-infused Killing Floor experience where instead of grotesque monsters, you're being swarmed by hundreds of Kunkun mascots. The absurdity almost becomes a feature rather than a flaw, and there's a strange satisfaction in outlasting a massive wave of these identical foes. However, the repetitiveness can be a downside if you're looking for variety. The turret upgrades are basic, and while the 30 different weapons do provide some change in how you approach combat, it’s still the same enemy rushing you every time. For some, that’s part of the fun, for others, it could feel like a grind. What Works (and What Doesn’t) Kunkun Defender is absurd, chaotic, repetitive, and unpredictable. And yet, it's surprisingly addictive. It’s not a deep tower defense game by any stretch, but its challenge and the sheer ridiculousness of its design make it worth trying out—especially if you’re into meme culture or just want a fun, strange way to kill some time. That said, if you’re looking for variety in enemies or strategy, you might find it lacking. Final Thoughts Kunkun Defender is weird, chaotic, repetitive, and sometimes slow, but it hooks you through sheer absurdity. The endless waves of identical Kunkun enemies paired with simple turret mechanics create a chaotic, meme-filled experience. If you’re a fan of survival challenges with a strange sense of humor, this is worth checking out—just be ready for the madness!
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This is a stupidly fun game with solid mechanics. Nin gong ha
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If you like KUN KUN go buy for it If you hate KUN KUN must buy for it
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you can buy this game as a joke and it still offers you fun for at least 2 hours
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KUNKUN Defender is currently priced at 2.99€ on Steam.
KUNKUN Defender is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 2.99€ on Steam.
KUNKUN Defender received 804 positive votes out of a total of 826 achieving an impressive rating of 9.11.
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KUNKUN Defender was developed and published by Seal.
KUNKUN Defender is playable and fully supported on Windows.
KUNKUN Defender is not playable on MacOS.
KUNKUN Defender is not playable on Linux.
KUNKUN Defender is a single-player game.
KUNKUN Defender does not currently offer any DLC.
KUNKUN Defender does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
KUNKUN Defender does not support Steam Remote Play.
KUNKUN Defender is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
You can find solutions or submit a support ticket by visiting the Steam Support page for KUNKUN Defender.
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Seal
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Seal
Release
02 May 2024
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