Legacy of Defense

Recommended — absolute steal for the price, with a lot of room to grow. This is one of those games where you buy it thinking “yeah, I’ll mess around for a bit” and then suddenly you’re deep into builds, upgrades, crit/AP choices, and wondering why your screen has become a magical war crime. For the money, Legacy of Defense is 100% worth it even in its current state. The core loop is fun, the mechanics are easy to understand, and the upgrades are interesting enough that I kept wanting to try different approaches. You can clearly see the bones of a really addictive game here. That said, the late game/infinite mode could use more variety. Once you get powerful enough, a few things start to happen: The screen becomes so chaotic that it’s hard to even tell what’s going on — and I’m playing on a massive gaming monitor. The run starts to feel less like strategy and more like gambling with health loss/stat upgrades. After a certain point, nothing really new happens, so pushing the leaderboard feels less exciting than it probably should. I understand why the game starts forcing big stat gains with big HP loss. If you’re sitting on 10k+ HP forever, nothing is going to kill you. But right now, that part of the game becomes a bit repetitive. I found myself avoiding certain upgrades and taking crit/AP boosts just to lower my health and eventually lose on purpose, not because the game was bad, but because the run had stopped evolving. The classes are a cool idea too, but I think they could be pushed further. Early on, it feels meaningful to pick upgrades that suit your class, but at high levels you eventually end up taking almost anything, so the class identity starts to fade. Skill trees or more class-specific upgrade paths would make builds feel more distinct and give each character more long-term personality. A branching map system would also add a lot. Something in the spirit of choosing different paths, risks, rewards, bosses, events, or modifiers would make runs feel less predictable and give the game more replay value. The current levels are fun, but they can start to feel a bit samey once you’ve played enough. All of that is meant as constructive feedback, because I genuinely like the game. The foundation is strong, the price is excellent, and the dev clearly has something good here. Easy recommend from me — and honestly, I like it enough that I’m going to check out the developer’s other games just to support them.

absolutely worth the 5 bucks... reminds me of TB in a way but with infinite choices... would like more "maps" but other than that it's a great time waster

처음엔 흥미롭게 플레이 했지만, 중반부터 불쾌한 노가다의 반복임. 똑같은 선택지로 20회차 클까지 시간 쏟아부어야함. 도전과제충이라 끝까지 꾸역꾸역 채워나가고 있었는데, 버그로 클리어 했던 기록 날아가서 이만 하차함.

Cool Game !

挺好玩的 從試玩版一路玩到現在

This game can't be rushed through. It takes time to have the progress to win the stages and beat their bosses and that is totally fine. The speed up function is very usefull, so u get faster runs and faster progress.