
Archipelago is a roguelike tower defense game about defending randomly generated islands. Setup your defenses, manage your income, and find powerful charms to repel the enemy. Archipelago introduces tension and strategy to the tower defense genre.
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Languages: English
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It's a fun and interesting game. The balance of income and defense power, paired with randomized charms and unit costs, makes every round challenging. A short game, but worth the price.
Pretty cool game, has a lot of potential. The arrow turner is one of the most unique and cool mechanic i've seen in a tower defense game in a while. The game is not perfect as of now, but I'm happy to see that most of the problems are already adressed and being worked on.
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Hours played at review time, across 39 reviews with recorded playtime.
A nice addition to the genre. In adds roguelike-style diversity and dynamism through short runs, randomized maps, psuedo-randomized unit/tower costs, and a Slay the Spire-like artifact system. Unfortunately it also doesn't have enough units/towers to keep your attention after a couple hours. The game also has many UI issues that make it feel clunky and take you out of the experience. At its best, the game is an 8/10 with potential to be truly awesome, but at its worst it's a 4/10 that feels like a waste of time.
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Good game for 5 bucks, but I wouldn't pay much more for it. The game is basically about 3 hours long. and after that you get an end screen with credits. You can continue, but there doesn't seem to be much point. Once you get the hang of it, it gets pretty easy. There are a few secrets which make the game incredibly easy.
Scrolling the map does not work properly, making it nearly unplayable Setting resolution in Options does not work. Tutorial and UI are a bit confusing.
A small game with quite a bit of content. It honestly has quite a lot of strategy surrounded around what type of defense you should make.
Definitely a well-made game. Crashes every-so-often, but you don't lose the meta currency you've gained when it does, and the developer is looking into the cause. Very short (I beat it in 2 hours) with middling replayability, but pretty fun. I'd say unless you have money to burn it's not quite worth the 5 dollars (but if you do get it). It's likely to be expanded upon in the future though, at which point it'll definitely be worth the 5 dollars or more.
wish i could find out why the update keeps failing other than the fact i cant play it rn its a cool small game
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