Holy Towers

Game is not bad. However, the fact that it is essentially a free-to-play game wholecloth ported from a tablet onto PC is not acceptable to me, not when I have to pay for it. Main issues: - you have to wait for hours for upgrades to finish, or pay real money - you have a daily lottery system, which is a typical skinner box hook of free-to-play - all upgrades, consumables and even experience of your heroes is purchasable with real money - 2 of around 10 heroes are only purchasable with real money - balance is such that you will have to grind to progress If you get this game for free - it's not a bad game, you know what to expect. If you paid for it - this game is a disgrace.

SKEWED game geared toward PAY TO PLAY verrrry frustrating ADVICE IS: DO NOT BUY THIS IS A RIP OFF SCAM until/unless they loosen it up. Too bad because it is otherwise a clever and different TD and actually could be a lot of fun if not for the unlevel game play. The developers are obviously very talented. I would pay twice as much (at least) but only IF it were paid up front and IF it was strictly a PC game and not designed to gain further $ after purchase (without, may I add, indicating same in the adverts and description for the game~!). I will update as I go along because beginning in level 3 it seems a bit better as far as fairness. (BTW I am a veteran level tower gamer and never ran into this before except maybe the RUSH games which did offer Heros for an extra fee but it was clearly stated if I recall.

Holy Towers is a lighthearted fantasy tower defense game that blends medieval warfare, supernatural enemies, and humorous storytelling into a colorful strategic experience. Developed and published by PlayFlock Two, the game places players in the role of the Great Architect, tasked with protecting humanity from demonic armies invading through mysterious portals. Instead of approaching this conflict with a serious atmosphere, it embraces absurd comedy, eccentric characters, and exaggerated battles. Its combination of traditional defensive mechanics, magical powers, and controllable heroes gives the familiar tower defense formula a distinctive personality, although its overall appeal depends largely on how much players appreciate straightforward strategy and unconventional humor. The central gameplay involves constructing defensive towers along enemy routes to prevent waves of demons from overwhelming medieval kingdoms. Players can utilize different offensive structures capable of shooting, poisoning, burning, and destroying enemies through various attacks. Each tower introduces potential tactical advantages, encouraging players to experiment with combinations rather than relying ent…

it is fun to play bug as hell