Goblins Can Conquer

I really liked the game's core idea and had some fun in it, however, this game currently fells VERY unfinished and unpolished. Some of the issues I have with it: 1) There's no battle summary - I can't see which spells did most damage nor how did my goblins perform individually 2) Goblins are purely random, I can't choose a goblin I like after battle and make a "build". They also don't have any synergies that'd allow for cool combinations. Right now it just feels like you only want goblins with higher rarity-this is not how autobattlers usually work. Sure, I can unlock more goblins, but what's the point if I can't choose which one I have in my team? 3)Somehow I can choose spells which feels way less impactful than being able to choose goblins? Spells also don't have synergies and due to the lack of battle summary I can't possibly understand which spells I like the most. 4) Difficulty spike between stages is quite high and you sometimes feel forced to farm metacurrency on previous stages 5)UI is very non-descriptive, for example, I couldn't find any information regarding how exactly luck affects my chances to get more higher-rarity goblins. Also, EVERY SINGLE TIME I have the tutorial tips on stages which is really irritating as well as the need to upgrade the tree again and again pretty much in the exact same way. Regarding the tree-I think it'd be better to just get it as a meta progression and focus more on building army and structures on stages. Overall, for it's price it's not nearly bad, but I really hope the dev would not abandon this game and finish it because imo it has great potential. Wish the dev all the good luck!

Game is far too simple. There are a handful of maps to conquer, but it's the same experience every map. Progression has too few of choices - end up fully maxed out around 1/2 through the map. Battles are incredibly repetitive. I do not recommend this game, even at around $5.

Cute and fun little autobattler with some base management! The fights are like mini beyblades

Cool game so far, stacking goblins and investing into spells feel very strong at least early on.

Hard to learn. The 6 sentences at the beginning giving you basic tips is not enough. Tried for 50 minutes different strategies like rushing or building up for the long run but couldn't manage to even beat level 1. If you attack a tile and you fail to conquer it then you lose. You can't walk onto your tiles unless you've built on them which is mega dumb bc/ can soft-lock you. If you have to grind a full hour or more just to understand what you are supposed to do or become strong enough to beat level 1, then it's not balanced properly. Would not recommend day 1 build.

Good game a bit difficult but nice mechanics a bit more variety in buildings would be nice but for 5 bucks a rly nice game

Excellent game. Good progression, relaxing challenge. Go for The Monk and The Four Adventure Goblins (Barbarian, Hoplite, Adventurer and Pyro) to make the early crawl easy.