Tower Knight

Game is a lot better with the entire revamp of the game. I wasn't a fan of the deckbuilding aspect of placing suited cards on suited tiles, as well as the text being too small to read on the cards etc.. This version is a lot better. It's nice to pick health cards to fully restore health as well. The object of this game is to decide if you should build up your knight, build towers, build support towers or spend points to move your knight to a safer place. This version is head and shoulders better than the previous version. It's getting there.

Early days, but seems to be a really interesting Tower Defense type title - watch the Developer play under Recent Events/Update to get a feel for the game. I like that it is something different and you are not overrun with different types of cards as is the case in some Roguelike Deckbuilders. All I have to do now is work out a winning strategy!! (but I seem to be losing by less)

This is a very entertaining play on the deck building format. There are currently 50 unique levels that offer a new puzzle to solve. The maps are also procedurally generated so there's variety in attempts. I've only just started but considering this was on offer for 60p it's an absolute bargain! Frankly this is worth the full price if you know you like these kinds of games. Honestly I wasn't expecting much out of the game given its price and I feel like I've found a hidden gem.

I'm the developer of Tower Knight. This is my personal account. Over a year later I came back to Tower Knight to see how it holds up, and I like it. This is unique in the tower defense genre.

Very well thought out game. I love the card system incorporated into a tower defense game. Gets increasingly challenging. Highly recommend!

Simple and fun game with a lot of strategy. I really enjoyed my time playing this, and am looking forward to seeing the 1.0 release!

This is a great little arcade style tower defence/deck builder. There is only one mode and one goal: survival. If you like playing around with different strategies and trying to mitigate light randomness you should check out this game. Interested to see how it improves throughout early access :)

When I receive a key for a game I generally set a time of about 1 hour to play it on stream. SOMETIMES I will push it to 2 hours if I need more time to show off the content. At over 3 hours for a seemingly lightweight game I found myself drawn to the need to get as far as I could. I made it to wave 30 but could not pass it. If you are reading this review and wondering if you should buy the game then YES. The assets are simple but pleasing to the eye, no performance issues or bugs to mention, and the game play is straight forward. The trick to winning? I'll update when I figure it out. Reviewed on twitch.tv/DevThaDevastator

The game has got a perfect balance of strategy and enjoyment. The UI is slick and the assets look clean, making it a breeze to navigate. Its is very easy to get into. Even without a tutorial you can have the basics down in 5ish minutes. Enough complexity to keep it interesting, but not so much that it feels like a chore to learn. Only thing I'd suggest is maybe a simple tutorial just to explain the symbols and the deck etc (But like I said, this can be learned in 5-10mins with just playing) and also maybe a save system for when you start to get to higher waves. (Highest I could get was only 25 :rfacepalm:

Very unique and fun mix of a tower defense and card game. I was addicted for HOURS!!! Can't wait for the future of this game and developer!