
Dino V. Xeno is a casual, straight to the point, yet deeply crafted tower defense game, where you can enlist 10 upgradable dinos, plus 14 additional special towers, to battle alien hordes. With randomized elements, 51 levels and 20-40 hours of gameplay, DVX is a tailor made for tower defense lovers.
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Nice and cute design, love dinos! But even on "normal" mode pretty frustrating sometimes. Please add an easy mode.
I think it's a dope tower defense game. It's got distinct damage types, good variety of enemies and part of the strategy is manually targeting debris in the environment to get extra resources, unique towers and space to place more towers. Also everything is silly and dino-themed, and the aliens lightly reference some classic memes. -Edit: In the original comment I talked about an infinite money glitch and the developer fixed it the day lol
I bought it because I liked the developer's other game, Second Rate Superheroes. This one is simpler, as it is a classic tower defense game featuring dinosaurs battling aliens. It offers plenty of levels and content, along with some micromanaging elements, such as manually attacking invisible enemies or clearing terrain to find resources and make room for more dinosaurs. Overall, it's decent. I enjoy playing it in the background while listening to podcasts or watching videos. The price is also adequate, so thumbs up. [quote] [i] Follow [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/44959158-Critiques-Sans-Frontiers/] our curator page [/url] to discover more indie games that deserve attention. [/i] [/quote]
Simple but deep TD, really fun.
Not quite as simple as the good cartoon graphics suggested it might be. Graphics have a Cursed Treasure feel. Plenty to occupy the mind at this early stage. Hopefully the levels will continue to expand as they progress.
Not even worth $1... The fonts are surprisingly hard to read. The art is messy, and nothing stands out from the background. There’s no speed-up button. The UI is very cluttered. It feels like the developer didn’t have anyone for QA — like no one pointed out these basic issues. These are fundamental things, especially for a tower defense game (or any game, really).
Seems like a really interesting TD offering, with a ton of flavor and humor. It is still early, but I am really having fun. The graphics look hand made, and are not awesome, but they get the job done. The controls could be a bit more intuitive, for example, the mouse is used upside down, pointing the bottom of the cursor at what you want. That said, it is a lot of fun, and seems to have a lot of depth, and levels. The one oddity however is the really long load time. I get a black screen, and it takes about two minutes before the game starts. Wait times will probably vary with systems I imagine. Anyway, a very enthusiastic thumbs up on this one.
Fantastic game
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