This game is a combination of board and tower defense genres, where the key to success is strategically placing food on the map to fend off ants and score points to pass levels. The food falls into three categories. The first category includes high-scoring foods such as Patty and Chiffon. Then there are functional foods like Dan The Meat Can and Sticky Pete – not big on points, but they're great for slowing down those ants. Lastly, there are the half-baked items that don't score or have special powers, yet somehow they turn out to be game-changers when you're in a pinch. One of the coolest aspects is the randomness and the need for some luck. Even with a solid strategy, achieving a three-star victory often hinges on getting the wanted materials and the right combination of foods. While most levels are straightforward to complete with one or two stars, securing three stars can require a bit of good fortune. The final level was a highlight for me. It provides an opportunity to use a...

This game really surprised me! There is a great deal of consideration for strategic play despite what you might think from the visuals. Every round feel like its own individual puzzle where you have to make the best of the resources you're given. So far the difficulty feels well tuned, and each food grants you a unique way of engaging with the challenges you're presented with. At less than 3 dollars, this is an easy recommendation!

Picnic Peril is a cute tower defense game where you defend your picnic basket from an army of encroaching ants. Levels are quick and satisfying puzzles that require the right combination of skill and luck to get the max score on. Overall a fun game that can be played in short bursts

Cutest game of the year! Fun and very well-designed. Really enjoyed playing it!

A solid way to kill a couple of hours with a fun strategy would be really fun on the go