Arrow Spire: Tower Defense

There's not much to do other than scroll a UI and press upgrade buttons which makes you want to unlock something less tedious while at the same time you realize that pressing the buttons is the entire game. The game is pretty short and you unlock automation that can make it feel like you didn't even play the game by the time you finish in a day or two. There are a bunch of consumables I never looked at or used because they aren't really needed and don't seem important. Quests/Achievements are there to give the game a little bit of dynamic play, but there are about 10-15 unique ones which just involve playing the game or buying and using consumables. The rewards for these quests are static so they start being very rewarding and eventually not worth the effort later in the game. It's only $3 but it didn't feel like a $3 well spent.

I'm unfortunately unable to leave a positive review, despite the low $3 cost. This game gives the vibes of a partially completed tutorial game, or an early stage unfinished prototype, not a complete cohesive game experience. Pros: [list] [*]Game speed goes up to 10x [*]Not too long or time-gated [*]No intrusive micro-transaction system or pay-to-win features [*]Neat idea mixing Tower Defense with Rogue-lite upgrades [/list] Cons: [list] [*]Even though the 3 hot keys make sense because they are the first letter of the words they represent, they are not convenient to ever use as each upgrade must still be hand clicked/held when not permanently upgraded from the main menu. The game is almost entirely mouse dependant, which is slow and tediious. [*]Auto-clickers are disabled in place of a slow, built-in "hold down to keep upgrading" function. [*]There is no "Buy All" button for upgrades [*]The "Idle" toggle does not appear to do anything besides auto-restarting on death. It doesn't even use items or auto-purchase temporary upgrades which is a missed opportunity to add a new upgrade field for "faster auto-purchase" if auto-purchasing temporary upgrades was implimented. [*]However neat it is to have the gameplay slow down the closer the cursor gets to upgrades UI, it ended up being more tedious and left me longing for a normal "enable/disable" toggle to keep it max speed at all times. [*]There's only 1 short map with no relevant enemy variety, as the items and consumables are irrelevant. [*]There's no strategy involved. Just auto-play, buy more upgrades, repeat. [*]Multiple systems feel like they have no purpose at all. In fact, the upgrade menus and "Piercing Arrow" are the only purchases that felt impactful. The bombs, consumables, and other 2 arrows types had no impact on reaching or beating the final wave. [*]With about 5 hours to unlock all achievements and 100% upgrades, you can only reach around wave 85 via auto-play. Around 1,500+ Piercing Arrows being enabled on wave 85 will push through and beat all 100 waves. No other arrows or consumables reached the end, even with full upgrades unlocked. I never once even bothered changing "target selection". [*]The 4 missions were too simple and felt like they didn't belong at all without being more flushed out and diverse. Once these 4 are accomplished, you get no more missions, as if some incomplete "daily" feature. [/list]

比較的シンプルなタワーディフェンス系 中央のタワーを強化して襲ってくる敵を撃退 タワーが壊されたら終了 稼いだ資金でタワーを強化して再挑戦 そんな感じです 日本語対応してませんがあまり難しい英文はないと思います この手のゲームをやったことある人なら問題なく遊べるかと そうでなくてもお値段分は十分遊べると思います

For the genre this was good. Fun and simple.

Not worth. apparently there is also a free version for mobile

82 minutes to 100%. I'd say get the game on a reasonably deep sale. There aren't really any specially mechanically interesting things, but it's a perfectly fine little toy of a game. Idle mode not buying any upgrades other than gems and speed makes it excessively weak, so I just didn't use it at all.

I quite like this TD game. Took a moment to grow on me, but at the end of the day, the price point is exactly where it should be for a game that is a simplified version of Heretics Fork. A game that shares company with games like Heretics Fork? Quite the compliment........ but what I do see, is the dev, do another one of these, but crank up the graphics/atmosphere a bit, because I feel the potential here...... Dev, you have the potential, now go into your lab and work some magic. You can do it pal!