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Employ lethal turrets, traps, and gadgets to defend against an onslaught of evolving creeps! Step into a twisted, hyper 3D, mind bending realm. Upgrade and adapt your defenses. Become a master maze crafter. Collect bizarre artifacts. Rush creeps for lucrative rewards, and succumb to greed!
No Creeps Were Harmed TD is a tower defense, strategy and singleplayer game
developed and published by MinMax Games Ltd..
Released on July 27th 2024 is available only on Windows
in 6 languages: English, French, German, Japanese, Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese.
It has received 450 reviews of which 400 were positive and 50 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.3 out of 10. 😎
The game is currently priced at 7.80€ on Steam with a 60% discount.
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Windows
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS *: Windows 7/8/10
- Processor: 3 GHz Dual Core Processor
- Graphics: 2 GB of video RAM
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 1 GB available space
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No Creeps Were Harmed TD is a confident and inventive tower defense game that takes familiar genre fundamentals and stretches them into a fully three-dimensional, system-heavy experience. Developed and published by MinMax Games Ltd., it distinguishes itself by asking players to think beyond flat lanes and predictable paths, instead emphasizing spatial awareness, line of sight, elevation, and constant adaptation. From the outset, it’s clear that this is a game built for players who enjoy experimentation and problem-solving, rewarding those who are willing to rethink traditional tower defense assumptions. At the heart of the experience is a robust construction and upgrade system that offers a wide variety of defensive tools. Players deploy turrets that range from conventional projectile towers to specialized units that burn, slow, amplify damage, or manipulate enemy movement. Walls and barriers are just as important as offensive structures, allowing players to sculpt enemy paths into elaborate mazes that maximize damage output. Because the battlefield exists in true 3D space, positioning matters greatly—elevation affects firing arcs, obstacles block projectiles realistically, and poor placement can leave even powerful towers ineffective. This spatial complexity adds a satisfying layer of depth, making each map feel like a tactical puzzle rather than a simple test of reaction speed. Enemy design is where No Creeps Were Harmed TD truly shines. Rather than relying on simple stat scaling, the game introduces creeps with behaviors that actively challenge rigid strategies. Some enemies teleport past defenses, others shield nearby units, split into multiple forms, or directly attack your structures. Certain waves combine multiple threat types, forcing players to respond dynamically instead of relying on a single optimal build. This emphasis on behavioral variety keeps the game engaging over long sessions, as each wave can upend expectations and demand on-the-fly adjustments. Pacing is further enhanced through risk-reward mechanics that give players meaningful control over the tempo of each match. The option to accelerate waves in exchange for increased rewards encourages aggressive play and confident decision-making, while more cautious players can opt for slower progression to refine their layouts. Artifacts introduce a meta layer that significantly alters runs, offering passive bonuses or rule changes that influence income, tower behavior, or enemy properties. These modifiers encourage experimentation across multiple playthroughs, making each session feel distinct even on familiar maps. The game’s cooperative mode adds another dimension to its strategic appeal. Two players can work together online, sharing resources and responsibilities while coordinating tower placement and upgrades. This shared economy introduces natural tension and cooperation, as decisions must be discussed rather than made in isolation. When coordination clicks, co-op becomes deeply satisfying, transforming complex defense scenarios into collaborative problem-solving exercises. Even when things go wrong, the chaos often feels entertaining rather than punishing, reinforcing the game’s playful but demanding tone. Visually, No Creeps Were Harmed TD embraces a stylized sci-fi aesthetic that complements its abstract level design. Floating platforms, warped geometry, and vibrant effects give the game a distinctive look without sacrificing readability. Towers and enemies are clearly differentiated, which is crucial given the density of action in later waves. The sound design supports the gameplay effectively, with clear audio cues for enemy threats and tower activity, while the music maintains energy without becoming intrusive during longer sessions. Difficulty options and accessibility settings make the game approachable for newcomers while still offering substantial challenge for veterans. Lower difficulties allow players to learn mechanics and experiment freely, while higher settings demand tight optimization and deep understanding of enemy behaviors. This scalability ensures that the game can grow with the player, remaining engaging long after the basics are mastered. Overall, No Creeps Were Harmed TD succeeds by pushing the tower defense genre forward without abandoning its core appeal. It combines thoughtful system design, inventive enemy behavior, and meaningful player choice into a cohesive experience that rewards creativity and adaptability. Whether played solo or cooperatively, it offers a dynamic and replayable challenge that stands out as one of the more ambitious and satisfying modern entries in the genre. Rating: 8/10
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This game plays as a love letter to the Tower Defense Genre, and is a shinning star of the category. However, it suffers from two issues, one minor, one major: [*] Lack of diverse background graphics (it's always just asteroids [*] The towers have health, can can be attacked by enemies! (this is just so annoying) Yes, it is a matter of opinion, but towers being attacked, while not uncommon, really goes against the spirit of a TD. It is one thing if a creep disables surrounding towers on death to discourage kill boxes, but this game has full on health and attacking by creeps. Anyway, the above nitpicks should not discourage you from buying this masterpiece, it really is wonderful. The maps are varied and wonderfully creative. Furthermore, while there are plenty of "3D" TDs, this game is the first TD I have played with truly 3D maps where creeps can be stacked on top of each other and 3D routing matters; a true treat :) Hoping there will be a sequel in the near future!
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It has a surprising amount of personality. You can tell they put their heart into it. T'is a bonus if you can appreciate the theme - if not you can turn off story dialogue. The TD aspect is everything an enjoyer could ask for, except in 3 dimensions. This one has gone criminally unnoticed. Support independent developers!
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It reminds me of Defence Grid TD. Im playing the game in Bazzite linux with proton experimental compability setting. + Good game mechanics and upgrades. I realy like the buffs you pick for your towers that acts like passives. + Its not a flat surface game like most other TD. + Great level design. There are several ways to complete them and variation is good. +-? Graphics are good but nothing special. If you only care about graphics you may want to consider some other game. - I miss the voice acting in Defence grid. - Limited multiplayer
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The only kind of Tower Defense games I like are the ones where you can direct enemy pathing with your builds. This is one of those games, and it is also easily one of the best. This, Exodus Borealis, and the Defense Grid games are- to my knowledge- the best Tower Defense games on the market. This one stands apart with creative and sometimes mind-bending level designs, with some of the harder levels providing an excellent challenge for fans of the genre. The color pallet and noises are not my favorite, but there is no denying that this game has it's own persistent style which it sticks to in every facet of it's design. Honestly: bravo.
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No Creeps Were Harmed TD is currently priced at 7.80€ on Steam.
No Creeps Were Harmed TD is currently available at a 60% discount. You can purchase it for 7.80€ on Steam.
No Creeps Were Harmed TD received 400 positive votes out of a total of 450 achieving a rating of 8.27.
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No Creeps Were Harmed TD was developed and published by MinMax Games Ltd..
No Creeps Were Harmed TD is playable and fully supported on Windows.
No Creeps Were Harmed TD is not playable on MacOS.
No Creeps Were Harmed TD is not playable on Linux.
No Creeps Were Harmed TD offers both single-player and multi-player modes.
No Creeps Were Harmed TD includes Co-op mode where you can team up with friends.
No Creeps Were Harmed TD does not currently offer any DLC.
No Creeps Were Harmed TD does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
No Creeps Were Harmed TD does not support Steam Remote Play.
No Creeps Were Harmed TD 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.
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Online players
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Developer
MinMax Games Ltd.
Publisher
MinMax Games Ltd.
Release
27 Jul 2024
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