Azlan: Rise of the Burlpups

[h1]Experienced on the Oculus Quest 2[/h1] You can view my review & gameplay here: https://youtu.be/JpKk9sO02c4 I'll agree with Masamune27858 that this isn't a "good" TD game. The core gameplay is just too simple. However, I don't think it's a bad game, it's just not what someone who is experienced in TD games would be looking for. I do think this game would be nice for someone new to Tower Defense games. It's a very beautiful game. In fact, it it's probably the best looking TD game in VR. The art-style looks really good and they would be pleasant just as VR dioramas to enjoy. The gameplay is basically just playing down one of three towers, plus upgrading or selling them. You also have a hero that you can place to help put down the enemy siege. There are 8 maps and 30 different enemies. Per the developer, the game has 7 hours of content. However, I did get to the 6th level in about 3 hours, so I'm not sure if that's accurate. Unfortunately, the game for me, was just basically a challenge because you have to guess which tower works best. Trial and error, no other strategy. The game is running on the Unity Engine. I was getting a steady 90 fps on my RTX 3080. I did not experienc…

It's a simple tower defense game, but a good looking one. Would rate neutral if Steam allowed that, but they are still in computing middle-age so it's either yay or nay... let's call it a yay for a rather casual, cute game. PS: got the game via Curator Connect.

not a 20 dollar experience. 3 basic as heck towers, magic cannon and bowgun. one hero unit, that you just place in the paths, and upgrades are basic dmg upgrade ect. also theres no options. no left controller in game???? is there only right hand controller support here?? then the left one vibrates for no reason. no movement options, im amazed there is a snap turn. towers can be sold. story is there but boring, and theres no options at all, not even to restart before your dead. This game is bad, but asking 20 dollars for it is just insane. if you want a game like this in VR, i can give you many better, cheaper options. defense grid 2, aria vr, automota break (this one is a great alternative) last day defense, toy clash, miniture tower defense, hex defense, in your face tower defense, djinn and taco, cosmic trip (cosmic trip is a superb first person rts/tower defense) out of ammo and out of ammo death drive (both are amazing tower defense games with blended first person shooting and light base building. Death drive has been recently updated too so its got all the bells and whistles. see, there even more out there for VR, but those mentioned i either own and love or are just well mad…

No left controller. No sound (apart from music). No way to move around. This feels unfinished / abandoned. I had to leave the game as I kept banging my knuckles on the piano due to the lack of locomotion. You'll need a huge playspace for this one, and that is completely unnecessary. Try CASTLE MUST BE MINE instead.

Too much for a game over $5. Recommendations: __Ability to adjust horizontal plane, IE location you are on the map, maybe be able to move. __Upgrades and sell I found very difficult to get to work. Had to go through the tutorial twice. __Graphics - Could be better, but for under $5, I would be ok with it. __Settings Menu - Once in game I couldn't find it, neither outside. My Specs: i9 9900k 32GB RAM 1TB M2 5080 GPU Quest 3 (wifi)

Played this recently (2024) and as a fan of Tower Defense games it was too slow for me and didn't have the urge to keep trying after getting bodied in the first level. Specific gripes: - No obvious way to fast forward or restart a level - No information on difference in towers apart from cost. No I save up for a more powerful one? should I spam cheaper bows? - A lot of getting turret placement right seems to be trial and error and not the fun kind (see above, you cannot restart easily)