Fit check
Is A wave of enemies worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- FPS players who enjoy defending against recurring monster attacks
- Solo players seeking short sessions built around improving a score
- Action fans who want a simple machine-gun combat loop with increasing pressure
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking varied objectives or a campaign may find the repeated wave structure limited
- Players who dislike rising enemy speed and numbers may hit a wall in later waves
- Players looking for multiplayer shooting or a broader weapon system may need a different game
Our take on A wave of enemies
The bounce point arrives when successive waves increase both enemy speed and enemy count. Players who need changing objectives, varied weapons, or a campaign structure may lose interest once the record-chasing loop becomes the main activity.
What is A wave of enemies?
Defend against hordes of monsters in a first-person shooter built around repeated enemy waves.
The game includes three enemy types, while each new wave increases both enemy speed and enemy numbers. A machine gun is the primary weapon for eliminating attackers. The central objective is to survive the escalating assault and set a record higher than the previous one.
How A wave of enemies plays
- 01Three enemy types
- Opposing monsters are divided into three kinds.
- 02Escalating waves
- Successive rounds raise both the movement speed and quantity of enemies.
- 03Record chasing
- The scoring goal is to surpass the player's earlier record.
A wave of enemies compared to similar games
Abyssus pairs multiplayer shooting with hand-crafted levels, roguelite progression, and weapons that can be refitted, while A wave of enemies centers on defending against increasingly fast and numerous waves with a machine gun. The two games therefore differ in structure: repeated record attempts here versus multiplayer, level-based runs and weapon modification in Abyssus.
A wave of enemies: platforms & release
Is A wave of enemies worth it?
It is worth it if: FPS players who enjoy defending against recurring monster attacks. Skip it if: players seeking varied objectives or a campaign may find the repeated wave structure limited.
Where can I download A wave of enemies?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens A wave of enemies's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is A wave of enemies on?
Windows only.
