Infall

Infall is a small strategy game in which you are the proud owner of a thriving mining company that has just discovered massive ore deposits on a distant moon.

It seems that your discovery of those precious ore deposits have attracted rival companies who seek to destroy your mining base in order to claim the rock and extract as many resources as possible.

Luckily, thanks to the latest advancements in technology, you can build automated factories that spawn self sustained bots which can attack enemy units or structures.

Unfortunately, there are not too many structures available in Infall, but that doesn't make the game less fun thanks to the unpredictable behavior of your robotic subjects, that will stop at nothing until no enemy is detected by their sensors.

As mentioned before, the game doesn't benefit from too many options regarding the structures that can be deployed from orbit and that can feel a bit too minimalistic if you ask me. Fortunately, those few options work pretty good together allowing you to easily plan your approach and expand your colony.

The AI also does a great job in expanding his base of operations and if you're not careful, you will soon find yourself overwhelmed by enemy drones coming from all sides.

Resources are also scarce on the surface of the moon adding an extra layer of difficulty when it comes to the decisions you'll have to make regarding which type of tower should you deploy.

Infall definitely needs more polishing before it can become a great game and although it might not bring lots of strategic options or a wide variety of scenarios, the title is quite enjoyable when played in small doses.