Castle survival

[h3]Castle Survival is a horizontal tower defense that feels like it's plucked from a collection of 90's flash games. Beyond its doodle art exterior lies a slightly buggy, somewhat RNG dependent race for survival against endless oncoming enemy forces. Lack of any tutorial demands trial by failure to figure out what to do. Unoptimized and unpolished, the incentive isn't there to sit this one through.[/h3] On starting a new game you're given a difficulty choice, though it matters little; Even on easy, you're in for a tough time. Your task is to build (as quickly as possible) unit-producing structures, beginning with booths and huts and graduating to sturdier structures. As the building cost increases, so does the unit strength. There are some passive upgrades available, as well as one of two perks per skill tree tier you can choose from. Should you focus on cheaper structures or save for more expensive ones? Or maybe you should fortify your base first via the very descriptive "update" button? The game certainly isn't going to tell you, so good unraveling it all. Typically, a tower defense game requires thought to be put into structure placement. [i]Castle Survival[/i], however, doe…

Hard is bs

pretty chill

It's rough but I liked it

The worst game I've ever played. I won't recommend it to anyone.

Once you realise you can save up for the simple house (110 gold) before the enemy gets to you it makes beating easy a simple matter. In terms of the game as a whole, I feel like the UI could use some work, and the game could really use some optimisation to stop it from chugging along especially in the late game vs. harder AIs when you are racing against their turtling efforts. Needs more trebuchet. Catapult/300 meters.