At first, it's just a grid. Weapons scattered across it — waiting, inactive, silent. Then the monsters appear.
Slow at first. Almost harmless. Moving toward your line like they don't expect resistance.
But they do. And you're the only thing standing between them and everything behind you.
There's no trigger to pull. No direct attack.
Instead, you align.
Weapons of the same type — placed carefully into straight lines.
Horizontal. Vertical. Clean. Precise.
And when they connect... They transform.
Get the alignment right and boom — those tiny weapons hit like trucks.
And the attack launches automatically.
The longer you play, the faster it becomes.
More monsters. Stronger waves. Less space to think.
You start making faster decisions. Choosing between quick survival or building something bigger.
One wrong move doesn't always end the game.
But a few of them... will.
You don't have unlimited time. Every placement matters.
Everything you need to know before the first wave.
There's always another wave.
Another combination. Another moment where everything could go right — or collapse completely.
The grid is never fully under control.
But for a few seconds... it can feel like it is.
Don't wait for the perfect move. Make the next one.
