Central Limit Theorem

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In Central Limit Theorem, you’re defending a central node against waves of geometric threats. Enemies approach with distinct patterns, some fire projectiles, others dodge in spirals or loop around your base. Each leaves a trail of colored residue that alters the behavior of later invaders. Cross the wrong path and you’ll inherit their tactics, complicating your defense. The goal is simple: survive as long as possible. Waves escalate quickly, forcing rapid decisions between dodging, shooting, and managing the chaotic evolution of enemy tactics. The ink system is the game’s standout twist. Early mistakes reshape later encounters, turning the battlefield into a feedback loop of increasing complexity. With no pauses or respawns, it’s a relentless test of reflexes and strategy. The average session lasts 10, 15 minutes, but high-score chases often lead to repeated attempts. Players on forums note it’s frustratingly addictive, with a 7.2/10 rating on Steam from over 1,200 reviews. The minimal art style and lack of frills keep the focus on the frantic gameplay.