Byte Lynx

Creative tactics game, all about flanking and outmaneuvering your oppent despite the fact that everyone only has buildings. If the enemy sends a pile of turrets into your base, just circle around and steal it.

Byte Lynx is a tower defence real time strategy game with aspects of ground control and base building. Towers can be built as static defences or placed on platforms for dynamic attacks on the opponent. All buildings must be linked to be controlled, giving a unique take on real time strategy games, in that you can cut off and assimilate chucks of the opponent’s defences and attack force. The story is interesting although minimal, with dialogue as text on screen, and forms all of the playthrough; there are no skirmishes or multiplayer options. There is a map editor with workshop support but it's not what you'd expect to quickly jump into a map as with other strategy games. Really enjoyable as a single player for a few hours.

Rather good game, but developers have made crucial mistake of "making an RTS" instead of making a fun game. Thus, either you play on lower difficulty where there is no challenge at all, or on higher difficulties, where instead of doing gameplay you need to exercise APM. Overall, however, a positive experience.