DragonFire: Defense

Shorthand: -- Enjoyed 'playing' it, but would never suggest anyone else play it in it's 'current state'. -- Feels AI Developed, or Developed by someone who has no idea how system stacks or meant to interact. Positives: - Enjoyed the cute (I think so) Dragons - Potential for something more - Multiple stages of the dragons. - Great pixel art -- I'm choosing to believe that the art is all above board & is human made Negatives: This feels like .... AI aided development in the bad ways. - Multiple Progression systems that don't related to each other & have no real interaction with each other other than superficial stuff that isn't thought through. - Meaningless Upgrade & Items because of how absurd things interact - Unbalanced area progressions, due to what amounts to spamming the same enemy. - Player upgrades that aren't even consistent. -- auto collect for wood/food, but not for stone (Not that it really matters) - Items that at the same time are excessively powerful, and meaningless at the same time. -- Wood/Stone ones are insanely broken for early game, and while the higher tier ones are nice, it genuinely does not matter. -- Higher ones, use gold (which is al…

Save your money. Progression does not make sense. Game becomes unplayable in the late stages.

i enjoy too much some fixes need it but like it

Great way to kill some time! It's minimal, fun, and totally worth the 3 dollars i like the sounds as well.

Cons: A bit low on dragons, designs could be improved. Pros: You defend towers with dragons, dragons evolve, and I think they have star levels. There are items, item upgrades, plus fusion mechanics, which are all super cool. For an Early Access experience, I really liked it. If they add more skill tree upgrades and a wider variety of dragons, the experience will easily be 10x better.

guys slingshot is op...