Ozamanas Demo

Ozamanas blends tower defense and fast strategy, challenging players to defend the jungle from waves of destructive machines.

About

In Ozamanas, like in any other tower defense game, you must protect the player's base, represented by the heart of the jungle. However, instead of gaining access to new towers, you use jungle spirits as temporary attacks to stop waves of human enemy machines. 

With Ozamanas, we aim to enrich the tower defense genre by incorporating elements from strategy games, such as exploration, expansion, and resource acquisition, but without the complexity and difficulty typically found in 4X games. This approach is designed to attract both casual tower defense players and strategy game enthusiasts who don’t have time to spend hours in front of a computer.

Additionally, we want to convey an important message about the significance of caring for our environment and the Amazon rainforest.

Key features

• The levels are procedurally generated. 
• The Amazonian flora is depicted through the tiles used to design each level.
• You can push, attack, pull, and block the machines with spirits inspired by Amazonian fauna. 
• The abilities of the different machines industries create unique challenges in each game. 
• The player is required to find useful strategies and use them quickly.

History and context

The story of Ozamanas unfolds from the perspective of nature. The narrator recounts how the machines arrived in the jungle and how the ancestral spirits defended themselves against them. Each game is another tale from the narrator, but he does not know the outcome of the story because it is the player who lives it. In other words, the manner and outcome of the story are shaped by the player's decisions. In Ozamanas, nature possesses ancient powers; it is magical, mystical, and ancestral, always seeking to connect with the Amazon, its species, its communities, and its particular threats.

Developed by Studio GG Brothers out of Cali, Colombia
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