Ancient Islands

The game is half-baked. Interesting ideas but poorly used. The game has a pretty bad balance. The beginning and end are easier, the middle is even on an easy level. You can't upgrade half the things in the game, they don't give you enough points, you need at least twice as many levels. Everything is very expensive and the levels are too small. Achievements give you bonuses but they are either too few or only for certain things. You can't see the upgrades well from the description pile, you can't exit the game without using the keyboard when everything is done with the mouse, sometimes there are bugs like when you pause it stops in one place and you have to turn off the pause to fix it, building construction is slow and stops the production of the building or tower and has to be done in pause, otherwise it gets pretty bad during the game. The game has potential but it seems unfinished and unlikely to be finished or repaired. I wouldn't recommend it in this condition.

I have only played a few minutes, but it seems solid, far more of a TD game than many I pick up. There are four types of towers, the basic infantry, which you use to hold foes in place why either archers or mage towers attack them, and a forth tower called a support tower, with slow and a minor area attack. Each seems to upgrade three times (?), and then one split into two types I think. haven't gotten that far yet. There is also a town where you can work to build the resources needed to build tower, buildings like woodcutter and stone mason, as well as a few more. There are tactical options, in the form of spells, and a rich looking strategic upgrade tree. You can also strengthen your position by completing achievements. There does not seem to be any way to control the enemies path. First correction, there is a very robust targeting system, with several pre-sets where you can pick the first five preferences, which you can then assign to the towers individually. It comes into the tutorial after the second map. It seems fluff light as well, but that may change as I am still playing around with the tutorial. All in all, it looks pretty solid, going to give it two thumbs up for…

It freezes, so it does not matter how good the gameplay is (and it is good).

honestly mixed feelings just because it feels like a rushed release where more adding content and bug fixing / polishing was planned. what you get is a decent TD with some original ideas, but it's rather short and could do with a bit more development time.

It's okay but you really shoudnt pay for a flash game

It's a decent TD game with a few resource management/city builder type elements. It's a little too short; finished in 6.4hrs. Feels like the developer had more planned but decided to just release as is. Came to this conclusion due to the fact I finished the last mission, yet most of the upgrade trees have yet to be completed, like less than half. All there is now is to go back and complete the missions perfectly, which I expect to be too easy with the upgrades.