
An enthralling blend of strategy, story, and magic in a world of angels and demons. Demon Prince combines the intricacies of tower defense with real-time strategy elements, set against a backdrop of a riveting narrative where love dictates the fate of kingdoms.
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[b][i]Tower Defense with a visual novel narrative about the confrontation between angels and demons and the choice between same-sex and traditional love.[/i][/b] Gameplay: https://youtu.be/e-1rO8RKy9g The game has a funny plot. In the fairy-tale world, there were two races with same-sex relationships: female angels and male demons. Angels lived in forests. They are peaceful, graceful and kind. Demons lived in the mountains. They are ambitious and aggressive. The prince of demons decided to take complete control of the kingdom, gathered an army and attacked the angels, but his evil plan was prevented from coming true by his love for the charming leader of the angels. Between the story, you need to protect the angels' bases from the attacks of demons. At each location you need to build and improve buildings to obtain resources and towers to destroy enemies. There are four types of resources in the game. Gold, stones and wood are produced by corresponding buildings. You get food for killing enemies. Any resources can be exchanged with a merchant in the main city of angels. There you can also buy spells, potions and gems to improve your towers. I liked the game, but the balance is bad. The first location is easy, but then there are not enough resources to defend against the demons, and the enemies become incredibly fast and strong, instantly breaking any obstacles and reaching the base. However, you can take advantage of the flaw: in the first location build three buildings to obtain resources and immediately upgrade them using all the available food. Improved buildings will provide a lot of resources on each wave. Even if you spend resources on the passage of the mission, you can not press the button to return to the city on the winning screen, but to wait (go to eat or lie down) until the resources accumulate in huge quantities, and then use them to buy gems, spells, potions and exchange some of them for food. [u]You can read other reviews and subscribe to our curators. Welcome![/u] [url=http://store.steampowered.com/curator/25737869/] 5 minutes of game [/url]
Fun game with a lot of character! Challenging levels, and persistent items and resources make the game feel like a more coherent experience than most TD games. Would love to see a tutorial added, or story elements that explain the mechanics a bit better, however.
Battle waves are absolute mayhem, but like a good sort of mayhem.
Instant banger. I've already forgotten what other games feel like. Bro took the sauce button and smashed it to tiny pieces. Giving serious GOAT energy in terms of what I'm saying anyway, if you know what I'm saying. 何と神なゲームですから息子ちゃんを学校から迎えに行ってを忘れましたぞ :(
10/10 I fell in love with a demon prince
Originally I didn't realise this was a resource management & tower defence game, but it's SO FUN. Even just trying to optimise resources for progression has me replaying levels over and over again! The visual novel element for story is GORGEOUS and makes it feel even more important to be successful against invasions. Can't wait to see what comes next!
A sweet and simple game with attractive art work and fluid mechanics. Manage your resources and you should'nt have too many issues but certainly as that addictive tower defence feel. Not sure how long the game is just yet but seems i should be able to beat it on my next session. Would recommend 8.5/10
3 stars on level one ya dancer. Die Die Die baddies
Very fun and addicting game. Well done to the developers at Jagged Realms!
I bought this because i havent played a tower defense game in a while, this game so far has been quite challenging but a lot of fun!
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