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Die, Pablo!

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About Die, Pablo!

Die, Pablo! is a hand-drawn 2D tower defense game. In a city ruled by cockroaches, renowned chef Louis opens the Chez Louis, the city’s most famous and noble hotel. When critic Pablo publishes an insulting review, Louis sends him an endless stream of hate mail in envelopes that attack when opened. Pablo knows how to defend himself.

Story and chapters

The story is told in 12 comic parts, which appear on loading screens between chapters. The campaign has 10 chapters, each with different enemies and surprises, and each chapter contains 10 stages. Stages gradually introduce that chapter’s enemies, whose appearances are mostly random, so a stage can play differently when you repeat it.

Defend against enemies

You defeat enemies to earn experience points. Collect enough points to level up, then spend them on basic skills, such as increasing damage, resources or the health of your defense towers, or on elemental skills that add fire, chain lightning, acid, ice or arcane effects to your attacks.

You can also spend stars on upgrades. You earn stars by completing stages, with better results for finishing quickly and/or without losing any defenses.

Difficulties and co-op

There are 10 difficulty levels. After beating the first, you can replay the game on nine harder difficulties. Completing the final level on the last difficulty unlocks Game+, where you can continue playing at increasingly harder difficulty.

The campaign supports two-player co-op. To play together, create a player profile as a multiplayer profile: player one uses the mouse and player two uses the keyboard. Each player has their own skills.

Key features

  • 10 chapters with different enemies and surprises
  • 10 stages per chapter
  • 10 difficulty levels, plus increasingly harder Game+
  • Co-op campaign for two players
  • 99 achievements
  • English, German and Swabian language support

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