Legacy of Defense

Pros: Interesting/Nostalgic Graphics Relatively Fun for price tag Cons: -More Cons than Pros -Confusing Builds/Combos -Upgrading is relatively slow -Classes only differ mainly by their one Class specific effect/skill other than that classes dont matter until you delve more into their respective skill tree, but even then it is a hit and miss. [Spoiler] More in depth review: This game has potential but it has very fundamental/major balancing issues. As stated previously regarding the builds and classes. The game feature a combo system where skills can be combined to create new effects or skills however there are two issues with this. The combos aren't really displayed as a tooltip and even when you go into the combo window, you have to discover the combos themselves but the problem with this is that from a player-perspective, players struggle to unlock these hidden combos which you can go through a single gameplay (completing the last stage without continuing into endless mode) without ever completing one combo hence when players struggle to complete a certain combo by comprising their gameplay, it can become depressing/frustrating that players have to go out of their way to create this combo but it feels punishing rather than rewarding because the effects are not ideal. While on the same topic, this issues is related to the class problem. This is because all skills are available to all classes at the same time minus the one class specific effect. So lets say you choose Skill A at level 1, you may never see it ever again to level up it up to level 2 until level 50 or whenever RNG favors you. The other issue is also as you get towards the end stages you start to get these Whisper skill choices that may, for example, add/minus 10 attack based on a 50/50 coin flip or add attack at the cost of HP, which is not bad, however, it appears to early when you havent even completed one combo for your build and/or have many other remaining skills available to level up. Sometimes you end up with these 3 Whisper choices when there are still other skills available to level up regardless of rarity. There are many other minor issues with the game such as skill tree upgrades etc, however, I think the class/RNG issue is already significant enough without mentioning the others. For a new player, it can be frustrating. The RNG issues can be frustrating because it cause players to see a lack of direction for their build and this only gets worse as you unlock new classes and more skills get unlocked. At the early gameplay for players who just want to play a chill game, this issue can break or make a game that may cause players to refund even though the game is cheap. This is because you can get to level 40 or 50 and end up with just a bunch of skills and passives that are all at level 1 and 2 if your rng is really bad. You may never see your favourite skill until you get to level 80 and even when you choose it then you may never see it again in the short term due to the same RNG. [/Spoiler] Conclusion: The game has potential but to be honest as it currently is, I would not recommend it to anyone.