Irezumi Defenders

Attention, ce jeu est hyper addictif ! Super ambiance, beaucoup de cartes disponibles. Je recommande.

Excellent jeu, bravo pour le style de jeu, les musiques, le design des cartes et de l'environnement... Si vous aimez les tower defense, les jeux de cartes et les openings de booster, ce jeu est fait pour vous ! J'attend fortement le prochain de Inkolor games après une telle réussite, à tester au plus vite

Etant amateur de tower defense, j'ai eu l'occasion de pouvoir suivre l'avancée du jeu de près. Un gros GG à William pour son travail titanesque réalisé tout seul. Pour un premier jeu, on ne peut que saluer la performance. Le gameplay addictif devrait pouvoir vous tenir en haleine pendant quelques heures, et bon courage pour le dernier mode de difficulté, il va falloir s'accrocher !

I'm surprised to negative review this. I love card stacking games because I like building and upgrading permanent cards. I could not appreciate this game because: • at least so far 1 hour in there has been zero upgrading. in a tower defense game this is egregious. • limited number of waves, so building has no permanence 👎👎👎 • arbitrary wave difficulty over which you have no control, unlike other games where you can "push your luck" for more workers but they cost more upkeep, letting you have the challenge level you want (or dare) • merchant wandering around my base every so often making it look untidy. • poor stacking conveniences I expect due to other similar games • happily outputs your craft onto an unrelated stack, even when an identical item stack is nearby • when I craft something where the resources are in the middle of the stack, it just leaves a hole in the stack instead of re-stacking • since it doesn't auto-restack, your worker is separated from the rest of the stack when he crafts one item • unable to see written description of cards when clicking it, including recipe cards. I have to go in the book each time I get a recipe card which makes no sense. Still have no idea what a Taori does. • often times the game gets confused and puts two cards in the same physical spot, so you can't see one of the cards until you drag the other one away • card stacking games are usually lazy with building tiers into their game, but the [u]just four[/u] card packs in this game seem particularly lazy. If you're going to make something that already exists, make it better not worse. This seems like half-assed card stacking (barely any pack tiers) with half-assed tower defense (barely any/no defense upgrade choices).