Age of Enchantment

It's a good concept of a game but it's really lacking the depth that it could've had. What you see is how long it took me to unlock everything and beat every map. The game rewards you in later levels by letting you cripple your playstyle or buff the enemies in return for more meaningless points but it doesn't really make play any more interesting. It also *severely* suffers from lacking any kind of deck management system(resulting in you still getting absolute ♥♥♥♥ tier starter cards in the last deal at the end of the hardest level or s-tiers in your first hand with no way to predict what) and who heard of a tower defense game without an endless mode? Ultimately you can pick it up on sale if it looks interesting, but be prepared to be disappointed by something with some cool ideas that utterly fails to live up to its potential in every way.

I love it! Reminds me a lot of Protector IV or UO Defender tower defense games in the Undefined Game Pack on steam from Flash days; RPG elements. Hope they continue to add content.

Very fun little game...easy to understand, art style is great combined with sfx, fun twist of tower defense. Would love to see the game expanded over time with more 'classes', infinite mode, multi lane maps etc. Would be cool to see some more synergy cards and meta advancement matter more. Definitely worth $7 to me, but not going to get 100 hours out of this

I'll cut to the chase with this review and say I would give Age of Enchantment something between a 5/10 to a 6/10. It's going to get a thumbs up because I did have some fun exploring the game for the few hours I played it but if neutral reviews were an option this one would get it. The ultimate thing holding this game back is that there is simply not enough stuff. Not enough towers, cards, enemy types, map concepts/mechanics, relics, combos, etc. Just not enough. Only enough to really give you a couple of build ideas and they are pretty simple to execute. Honestly, this game has a lot of amazing ideas going for it. The card combining system, the towers that can diversify into very different sub classes, and the wonderful pixel art style. But because it lacks a real deep dive into these ideas it unfortunately feels much more like a proof of concept than a proper full 1.0 game. There are some other glaring issues that are also impacting its enjoyment but the lack of ideas is its biggest problem. If you are looking to get into the tower defense genre there are many other games around similar price points that will give you a more fulfilling experience. ------------------------------------------------------------ Cons - Not enough of everything. Towers, enemy types, unique map mechanics. Runs are only made different by your selection of initial starting towers and relics. - Not enough luck mitigation in the card system. Usually there is a lot of waiting until you can get the next tier of towers and it's no fault of your own that you can't get them. The deck system in general needs a bit more depth/tuning to be at its best. - The maps provide no difference of challenge. Enemy's are the same, and there is nothing unique from map to map other than path shape. - A lack of proper UI tool tips and in depth information to explain what's happening. You can't even click or hover on enemies to get a run down of what they do in game. You have to access this information outside of a run. I was often confused on how certain interactions worked or where tower damage was coming from. - Some Towers felt very underpowered. Even with card buffs and relics boosting their effects they seemed to underperform damage wise. Again, I wasn't sure if this was because I didn't understand certain card mechanics or interactions, or because they were actually bad. A proper in depth UI would have clarified this. See previous point. Pros - A wonderful pixel art style. Initially what drew me to the game. - The towers, even though they need way more types and sub-classes, had some interesting mechanics/combos to explore. - I really like the deck and card combining system. - It's relatively a cheap game, and if this is your first time playing a tower defense, a good entry point into the genre. ------------------------------------------------------------

[b]Русский:[/b] Нет. Особо не нужен. [hr][/hr] [b]Мультиплеер:[/b] Нет. [hr][/hr] [b]Геймплей:[/b] Тдшка [hr][/hr] [b]Графика:[/b] Кайфовые пиксели [hr][/hr] [b]Цена:[/b] 385 рублей. Мега приятная и кайфовая тдшка, пусть и не оч большая, но я залип и несколько раз даже. Любителям ТД должно зайти 100%. [hr][/hr] [b]Спойлеры:[/b] [spoiler] Паладин паладинил паладинил да не выпаладинилилвлаывджф [/spoiler] [hr][/hr] [b]Оценка:[/b] Однозначно Да. [hr][/hr] (с) Ваша покорная Шиза: https://www.twitch.tv/krisophrenia

If you are in the middle of the Deck Builder + Tower Defense + D&D Venn diagram, you will enjoy this game. It is a little light in content, but a good time is to be had.

A bit barebones at the moment, not truly tactically inclined, and punishingly slow. As it stands now, I can't truly justify a full price buy. It clearly needs more work, but it may go somehwere with proper vision. And for the love of all that's good and holy, put X5 speed. I give it a 7/10 and a barely passable recommendation.

Very fun dnd themed tower defense game. Decently difficult without feeling absurd or too easy. Can be repetitive, but it's a tower defense game, what do you expect? My only real complaint is wanting more classes and an endless mode (unless i just haven't unlocked it yet.) I bought it on the introductory sale, but i still think $10 is perfectly reasonable for the game!

Pretty decent game, IMHO $10 is a bit steep, I would recommend grabbing it half off

It's a very enjoyable, no nonsense tower defense. At the beginning it may feel easy but all you have to do is add curses (enemy bonuses) and that feeling will quickly vanish. It's super nice to have a no nonsense, quick to jump in game that I can enjoy for 20 / 30 minutes at a time. My only complaint would be that the game doesn't really feel dynamic. I think that some random events that may or may not happen during any level would greatly improve replayability. All in all, kudos!