Blood of Titans
So i see most reviews are from people with 2 hours so i will be the first actual player to write a real review, let me start by saying the game is free, you can choose to play for absolutely nothing, now that being said, just like any other game released on steam, you can pay for more, are there expensive single cards in the shop? yes. do you need to buy them? no. should you buy them? no.
This is a strategy game, if you aren’t good at strategy you will lose a lot, the strategy lacks a lot of depth but it is there, and you can really notice the difference once you figure out a play style and learn to counter different things. it is the general nature of a card game to know that one specific card will not beat another, if you cannot learn this you will not find success in this game.
– Real player with 836.1 hrs in game
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Hmm were to start ?
First at all it not really PTW it has elements like the most games in steam , you can reach even all cards ( right now common , uncomman , rare , epic , legandary ) in only playing the story line , with all i mean even the legendary and you have to pay nothing for … its right that there are cards with 15 $ or 30 $ , but do you have to buy them - no … so before act like a cry baby ( as a read the most negativ reviews with not really a background ) , try to get some knowledge over the game , before speak up again , to pay for a game and think you would be NO.1 will never work without knowledge , … so in all - its a nice game not perfect , its new , the art style is awsome you can collect card pieces (copie from your card) to make your card stronger and the animation changes too , there permanent new events - the are allways free , give it a try ; )
– Real player with 101.3 hrs in game
Pew Pew Puzzle Defense
I’m reviewing the game only based on my experience playing it with a controller and I haven’t tried local multiplayer yet.
DEVELOPER / PUBLISHER REVIEW 👍
– Real player with 2.9 hrs in game
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Most towers are manually fired, which is fine in and of itself. however, the basic tower requires button mashing to fire at a vaguely reasonable rate, and when you’re firing you can’t run around collecting coins. When you’re running around collecting coins, you can’t fire. The flamethrower tower can fire just by being held down, which is fine, but it’s very short range, so it’s not usable as a front line of defense. May be more fun with multiplayer, since one of you could be collecting coins while the other shoots, and you can double up on shooting when you’re close to losing. The button mashing killed the game for me.
– Real player with 0.2 hrs in game
Infinitode 2 - Infinite Tower Defense
My first TD was Vector Tower Defense, my second was Vector TD 2…and my third was Vector TDX. I hated all three, but I sucked at them. I liked the gameplay, I liked the idea…but I just couldn’t wrap my head around the strategy and wondered how one ever got to the higher levels– or even completed some of the maps. I loved hating those games, played the crap out of them on Candystand (RiP).
From there, I played every TD I found, even the crappy ones, just to see if they got any better. Over time, I didn’t have to play crappy ones, as good ones were being created all over…but nothing quite like Vector TD. :/
– Real player with 367.2 hrs in game
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This was a close call if I push the yes or no button with the recommendation button.
This game has a plus side, which is the gameplay itself. It’s classic tower defense, no bells and whistles.
No unnecessary graphic 1upmanship, but instead back to the basics, i.e. simple outline shapes that make the towers you placed instantly recognizable.
You’ve got 16 different towers that do different things in various degrees of effectiveness, so quite the variability in terms of towers.
And that’s the positives. So now for the negatives, namely progression and R&D.
– Real player with 250.2 hrs in game
Type Defense
“Type Defense brings a brand new approach to all typing games. You have to stop desert bandits by firing with your ballista. Everyone knows the best way of using a ballista is typing! And it supports multiple languages!”
Well, no, but still it’s a great game!
This is definitely no brand new approach - I’ve played at least a dozen games in which you had to type words that randomly come on-screen in order to defeat enemies, but who cares? It’s awesome!
And yea - the multiple language support is great, unfortunately I can’t type in my native tongue.. but you can choose between entire vocabularies of English, German, Spanish, Portuguese and Turkish. And Russian too.
– Real player with 55.2 hrs in game
As someone that is learning to type (Dvorak) this game gets too hard too fast, would not recommend this game until you can type at 20+ wpm, I’m on about 12 wpm at the time of writing and the game lasts for about 2 mins before I die and have to start again, it gets so fast that my typing just gets frantic and I no longer am practicing typing as much as I am key mashing and not learning anything. Some adaptive difficulty based on our typing speed/accuracy/performance, or manually set difficulty, would sort this out.
– Real player with 1.7 hrs in game
hexurb
definitely worth the price. Although it looks very similar to Dorfromantik on the surface, it’s actually pretty different for the most part. The art style is unique, and I really like the alternate color schemes feature, although most of the other color schemes look more or less the same, just with the contrast tweaked a bit. There’s still some important features missing like saving the game, and the lack of explanation on what each button on the main menu does is somewhat confusing.
Overall it’s like a more relaxed version of Dorfromantik with a really cool art style. Still a little rough around the edges at the time of writing this, but for one person it’s really impressive.
– Real player with 11.9 hrs in game
I really like tile games but this one disappointed me.
Apart from creative mode which doesn’t interest me at all, you have following game modes:
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normal
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hard
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points target
I did the last one for the achievement. The first time I played I had to reach 9000 points. I had to quit the game and wanted to continue today. So, no… My progress was not saved. I had to start a new game.
Luckily, I had to only get 4000 or so today because this game is boring as hell. I haven’t tried hard mode and probably won’t but normal mode is way too easy. I don’t know if rotating matters, with these kind of colors I didn’t really wanted to even pay attention to it.
– Real player with 6.5 hrs in game
Vermitron
Very cutesy action game with old school art. If you are up for a retro adventure and like exploration, give it a go!
It doesn’t look that challenging, but it’s not easy. Also, there are some mechanics I didn’t get at first, but you learn as you progress more in the game.
– Real player with 9.8 hrs in game
TL;DR: Give Vermitron a shot.
When most people think of twin-stick shooters, they think of raw micro mechanics. Disciplined aiming, shooting, and dodging, instead of careful, methodical thinking. Tibor Fobel embraces the later, fabricating a retro and tower defense hybrid. The result: a solid, old-school action game that deserves more attention.
Vermitron follows an intrepid astronaut, defending an endangered flower from invading insects. Player’s progress level-to-level, descending further into an infested base. Winning a floor is simple: blossom your flower by collecting three watering cans. However, hungry pests will be squirming to your base, so you’ll have to defend your plant along the way. Slaughtering worms and flies is easy. The trouble comes when picking up a watering can, which spawns a wave of insects. You also become slower, barely moving faster than a grub. Without a base defended by armed towers, your flower will be easy pickings as you travel back.
– Real player with 7.3 hrs in game
Replicators Defence
Many millennia after Civilization conquers the entire Galaxy with the help of various machines, it is possible that machines will rebel against their creators. Or against all life. Or against … all matter.
Nanomachines, called Replicators due to their ability to self-reproduce by the recombination of any matter, got out of control and tend to absorb more and more matter until all matter becomes a single Replicator.
The main body of Civilization was destroyed, but there were bases along the edges of the Galaxy that the Replicators had not yet reached.
You have to defend the bases from the attacks of the Replicators. A significant arsenal of guns and turrets will keep the defence. However, the enemy is not going to surrender without a fight …
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-BUILD YOUR BASE-
Just a single asteroid in space can become a stronghold, if you manage it.
Balance out matter and energy production, according to needs of Your buildings, defences and needs of science
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-CUSTOMIZE YOUR SHIP-
Use power of science to make your ship better, faster, stronger!
Better weapons - faster replicators death - stronger base.
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-FACE YOUR ENEMY-
Try to defeat neverending hoards, find individual approach to each enemy. How long will you last?
Broken Universe - Tower Defense
I have changed my mind!
Why I changed my review:
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The Devs are super engaged with there community!
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The game already has a ton of content!
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The art style is really nice and easy on the eyes!
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Thought a limited soundtrack, its good whats there!
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Game gets regular updates almost every day!
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Extremely customizable gameplay!
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Very easy to run, and super responsive.
That’s not to say its perfect!
There are a bunch of annoying things in the game.
– Real player with 104.3 hrs in game
This is a really solid tower defense game. The devs update it to fix balance issues and the game is very polished. Sometimes when I rush into a level and use my usual strategy I can skate by but there’s a lot of times where I have to change my strategy or invest in upgrades to complete a level.
– Real player with 71.2 hrs in game
Hormone Wars - Tower Defense
An epic experience awaits you in Hormone Wars, a Tower Defense game with Strategy elements.
Get ready to defend your settlement from enemies using a huge arsenal of towers!
There is no need to kill enemies in this game - you just need to make friends from enemies!
Install a combination of towers and the enemy will become a friend!
Kitties!
A variety of extravagant towers create tons of combinations
Have you ever had to make a choice between good and evil?
Serve an evil empire or help a settlement?
You will constantly have to make hard decisions in this intriguing game.
Different islands with unique mechanics
Various Bosses
Tons of funny emojis
Key Features
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The randomly generated waves will not bore you
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Beautiful soothing tracks will relax your mind after a ridiculously hard day
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Each individual emotion is a combination of three towers
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Learning hormone combinations to better understand your emotions. Boost your emotional intelligence EQ!
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Different islands with unique mechanics impede your mission implementation
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Story-based Campaigns
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Various Bosses
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Collect emojis to unlock achievements and new missions!