Fit check
Is Izmir: An Independence Simulator worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Tower-defense players who want enemy-specific weapon choices
- Strategy players who enjoy relationship decisions alongside combat
- Players interested in fictional settings combining World War I themes with future technology
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a broad military strategy game rather than tower-defense gameplay
- Players who prefer combat without relationship decisions or character-card progression
- Players looking for a strictly historical account of Izmir's independence rather than a fictional setting
Our take on Izmir: An Independence Simulator
The game departs from standard tower defense by placing relationship choices, character viewpoints, gossip, jokes, and cards alongside defensive combat. It also replaces a single-period setting with fiction that combines post-World War I themes and future technology.
What is Izmir: An Independence Simulator?
Lead the people of Izmir toward independence in a fictional setting that combines post-World War I themes with future technology.
This tower-defense strategy game features three enemy classes: Infantry, Armored, and Robotic. Choosing suitable weapons can produce bonus damage against these categories. Character relationships change with each choice. Players can listen to characters’ wishes, make jokes about them, and spread gossip to earn relationship points. These points can be used to buy character cards, whose attributes affect level progression. Each character has a different way of thinking, requiring decisions to account for their individual viewpoints. Completing levels advances an interactive storyline. Camera movement uses W-A-S-D, while the mouse controls zooming, selection, and turret-range displays.
How Izmir: An Independence Simulator plays
- 01Three enemy classes
- Infantry, Armored, and Robotic enemies require different weapons, with suitable combinations providing bonus damage.
- 02Relationship points
- Listening to characters’ wishes, making jokes about them, and spreading gossip are ways to earn points.
- 03Character cards
- Relationship points can be used to buy cards whose attributes affect level progression.
- 04Different viewpoints
- Each character thinks differently, and relationships change with each choice.
- 05Interactive storyline
- Progressing through levels moves the story toward further possibilities.
Izmir: An Independence Simulator compared to similar games
Xenonauts focuses on turn-based control of small squads defending Earth from aliens, while Izmir uses tower-defense gameplay against Infantry, Armored, and Robotic enemies. Ashes of the Singularity: Escalation centers on managing vast armies across a galactic setting, whereas Izmir combines defensive combat with character relationships and cards. Old World covers empire leadership across multiple generations, while Izmir advances an interactive storyline through its levels.
Izmir: An Independence Simulator: platforms & release
Is Izmir: An Independence Simulator worth it?
It is worth it if: tower-defense players who want enemy-specific weapon choices. Skip it if: players seeking a broad military strategy game rather than tower-defense gameplay.
Where can I download Izmir: An Independence Simulator?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Izmir: An Independence Simulator's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Izmir: An Independence Simulator on?
Windows only.
