評論

• gamedeal user

  Jun 16, 2014

  Retro 50's B-class scifi-movie look&feel in an interesting view on tower defense genre. Weird and fun :)
• gamedeal user

  Feb 2, 2022

  This obviously falls in tower defense and this is one of my most preferred genre of games. However, this turns out to be muc below subpar in terms of Strategy, mindwork involved into setting up the defenses and the other thing is that entire gameplay seems repetitive the farther you progress, the background change, levels change, but your entire strategy is as similar to the first level you played making you feel sluggish to even continue. However, environment settings and space themed Tower defense felt alluding at first making me coerced try my favourite category of games but this is nowhere fun to any other tower defense I played. Still, I liked the initial cutscenes played at start of every level featuring some black and white era space invasion. If this is your first tower defense game, then you may or may not like it but if you have played tower defenses before, its unlikely that you will continue till the end
• gamedeal user

  Oct 31, 2014

  While fun at first, and made better by an interesting play mechanic, this game is frustrating to say the least (and not a in a buggy way, purely in terms of play). I'm a huge fan tower defense in general but this game feels a little unbalanced and too hard to be accessible to the masses that I imagine they intended to sell this one to. For 99 cents or some other low sale, give it a try, but don't feel a need to pay retail for this one. It is largely disappointing...and did I say frustrating.
• gamedeal user

  Jan 5, 2015

  Unstoppable Gorg is a tower defense game of the sub-genre I call "pointlessly manic" -- to play it properly you must fail a level repeatedly while figuring out a sequence, and then click 8 billion times per round and hope against hope that something random doesn't get in the way of the exact movement/clicking sequence "strategy" that the hardest difficulty requires to 100%. Repeat until you beat... or in the case of this game, don't bother. Because it's not even worth it. The orbit gimmick is stupid and never should have left the drawing board. Forcing players to memorize sequences and deal with RNG on top of that nonsense (to say nothing of the glitches and gotchas that ruin round after round) is just lazy tower defense design and a luminary like Futuremark should be ashamed of themselves. With the gameplay removed this would be a great screensaver, but a great game it is not. I love tower defense games, but man do I hate tower defense games like Unstoppable Gorg. The music, art, and presentation are all top notch -- I especially love the bad sci-fi movietone reel feel. But the gameplay is just atrociously designed spew. Even many flash TDs and war3 maps were far better. Unstoppable Gorg isn't just a bad game, it's gameplay is actively annoying, irritating, and head shaking. Deleted.
• gamedeal user

  Feb 10, 2015

  Stylishly-executed twist on the tower defence genre, with killer gameplay and a superfluous but fun storyline, expertly lampooning b-grade sci-fi. - Skinny from the Fat B*stard [url=http://steamcommunity.com/groups/skinnyfat#](curator link)[/url]
• gamedeal user

  Jul 13, 2015

  A middling tower defense game. Has decent graphics and cool retro-futurism designs and cinematics. Its very original concept, a tactical perimeter based on satelites and orbits around a base or planet, is ruined by emplacements restriction, the marching of foes timed to the second, and the random trayectories of asteroids that prevent get better classifications. Sometimes the weapons point to closer enemies instead of ones first of the row... Requires many patience and perseverance to pass levels at high difficultly with perfect stadistics. Worth with a great discount.
• gamedeal user

  Sep 27, 2015

  Very good game vintage. The rotating orbits add challenge to the normal tower defense games. Bought in a discount. Good soundtrack. Good references to B-Sci Fi movies.
• kungfu_sidekick

  Nov 14, 2015

  ★★★★½ Even though gameplay is an alright concentric-ringed tower-defense game, i'm a big fan of their '50s-style sci-fi art and thematic cutscenes.
• gamedeal user

  Nov 28, 2016

  One of my favorite Tower Defense games. I like how the rotatable (is that a word?) orbits kept me engaged trying to tweak it to maximize my score. The campy atmosphere was perfect.
• gamedeal user

  Jul 11, 2017

  Now, this game... what a shame. It had everything going on for it: Excelent 60's sci-fi B-movie atmosphere, good graphics, good soundtrack and the right idea. This should've been a "must play" TD game, right? But no, it's not. Far from it, because the gameplay is just utter crap. First of all the TD mechanic is SUPER restrictive and completely un-intuitive, sure it looked like a nifty concept, but the execution is below subpar. It's like the game is actually a puzzle and it's forcing you to find the correct and only strategy to win each map because god knows there's no room for having fun with different setups. On top of it, the towers themselves are honestly quite boring and the game doesn't really add anything new to the genre, except for that awkward, weird and ultimately failed rotationary orbital system that forces you to find the correct solution and micromanage like crazy as well. And again, it's a shame because the rest of the package is really cool. I mean, it's cheesy as hell, but that's intended, and it really works... So in the end, I'm afraid I can't recommend this, as much as I'd like to, purely in terms of gameplay and fun. It's not very fun to play, honestly. But hey, if you're a fan of weird cheesy 60's low quality sci-fi flicks, you might want to check this game and enjoy it on a purely aesthetic way. If you're looking for your next TD fix, stay away from this.