Sir, We Have an Orc Problem

Fun for what it is, took about ~8hrs to 100% it. YMMV on whether or not that's worth the asking price, or wait for a sale. I do wish there was more replayability though. Once you're done, you're done. Others in-genre (Rogue Tower, Tower Dominion, etc.) are infinitely replayable and not that much more.

"Heroes of Armageddon! You have withstood the evil savagery of the Orks, and they have nothing left for you to fear. So raise high the black banners of vengeance -- now it is our time." It's time to make Yarrick proud!

mmmmh murder

Very interesting game. Throughly enjoyed my time with it. Not your usually post-Nodebuster incremental game. There's a decent amount of strategy that comes from finding choke points and building placements unlike other incremental games that boil down to "click thing, but faster." This is one of those games that I wish had more content or more challenges. Not because what's here is not enough, far from it. Every map is designed similarly in a way to fashion the incremental aspect, but this is one of those games where I can see a version of it not bound by common fads. If this game leaned into the map design more, where each tower for each map has a clear advantage, I think this truly would have made for something special. As it is now though: this is an incremental game first and a tower defense game second. I'll be interested in what the studio puts out next and hope that they focus on their strengths from this game: map design and tower defense. They clearly have talent for this genre, but unfortunately are bound by the whims of the public to make something more palatable and have had to introduce "incremental" aspects to their game that ebb more than flow.

не надто цікава типова Tower Defense. Добре поки недорога. Майже не вимагає використання мозку.

This is just great. Plain old fun with a touch of fluid dynamics. I'd like for more varied strategies but it's fun and thats really all that matters.

great game! it has hard levels that made me a little hard