Mechs v Kaijus

There's something about climbing in a giant mech and fighting off giant monsters that get the blood flowing, and if you don't share the feeling, then you might as well stop reading right here. If you love survival games where you have to upgrade a base and improve defenses to survive endless waves of monsters, then Mechs v Kaijus is the game for you.

As the commander of a powerful Mechs squadron, you have to strategically place towers and traps on the battlefield ina tactical mode to create an impenetrable defense.  Of course, it is not all about defense and turtling until the enemy dies out, as sometimes the best defense is clobbering the opponent so hard he doesn't have time to attack you. To that extent, you can also use powerful skills and deploy support units, such as tanks and drones in the combat zone.

Monsters come in all shapes and size, from weaker ones that fall from just two shots to behemoths that will make your clicker finger sore from shooting it. Regardless of the foe, his eventual death will be rewarded with money which you will use for deploying new units, erecting new walls, or upgrading whatever you already have on the field.

All levels usually follow the same pattern, usually starting slowly, with the last couple of waves having tens or maybe even hundreds of monsters at a time, meant to overwhelm you and finally defeat your base. Because of that, you should never leave any spare coin sitting idly, and built up an impenetrable defense, even if the first waves can be handled with just the starting mechs.

Battles in Mechs v Kaijus are quite intensive, as they escalate quickly from "oh look, ten giant worms" to a screen full of monsters of "zerg-like" proportions. This makes it a great game for both casual players (the short level durations), and hardcore players (that is if you want to pass those short levels).