Elemental War Clash

So here we are... Elemental War Clash. This is a great Tower Defense game and the 3rd Elemental War Title. Like the other Elemental War titles, you enhance towers with up to 3 elements. There are 7 different elements to choose from (air, fire, earth, electricity, shadow, water, and nature.) This allows for over 60 different towers and the can be updated to 3 different levels. The gameplay is easy to learn. You start with a basic ballistic tower; as the game progresses, you can call out an element (or have the elements called randomly.) After you kill the element or it leaves the map, you can start adding that element to your towers to upgrade them. You can call each element out on to the map three times. To upgrade towers frank rank 1, 2, or 3, you need 1, 2, or 3 of the respective elements destroyed. In addition, every time you kill an element, it drops an item as well. there are over 80 different items and they operate in different ways. Some items add a global bonus for you such as increased damage, slower monsters, or less expensive tower building. Others can be placed in towers to add splash and AoE damage, increase attack speed, or even double the amount of shots a tower f…

I really like the concept, and the different game modes are genuinely fun. But the reason I can't recommend it is that anyone who's even slightly familiar with tower defense games will quickly run into performance issues that make the game nearly unplayable. The sound starts bugging out getting louder, overlapping, and becoming a total mess. But the real problem starts when you reach higher waves with lots of towers and enemies. The game just can’t handle it. You're stuck with extremely loud, distorted audio and a framerate that drops to around 5 FPS. Because of all that, I ended up refunding the game. Hopefully, future updates will fix these issues, because it honestly has a lot of potential.

Game is abit different compared to part 2 if you played that one because you build on a grid now instead of freely, but feels pretty ok. Seems to look better even though it uses mostly the same gfx, but they added some neato fx like fog and such. Gameplay wise didn't change much so if you liked the previous one you'll also like this one. It's pretty low intensity most of the time but difficulty can really spike if you don't keep up with damage output and board cleaning. Feature wise there's a map editor now which is pretty cool and there's scenarios you can try instead of just the sandbox mode. Yeah.

The game is like a classic TD, it's fun for casually playing from time to time. I played the previous parts and it's like a remake of EW1 but incorporates visual and gameplay improvements from EW2. There's many towers and elements which can be confusing as many do similar things but I like the new scenarios besides a few that kinda felt unbalanced like the straight line one. But I recommend it if you want to relax with a chill game from time to time.

I'm sorry to write this review but the game is unplayable. Version 2 was much better! Enemies are immune to status effects after cycle through all the crystals and you can't win. Even on easy you cannot win

If you enjoyed their previous TD games Elemental War 1 or even 2, this really takes the best of both of those and puts everything together into a bigger and better package. There is something very satisfying about the simplicity of a good Tower Defense game. Maybe because i played a bunch on my phone back in the day - but i love being able to stack up a bunch of towers and watch lines of enemies get melted. Where the Elemental games get really fun is the depth and complexity of the different elemental combinations you can start to put together for each tower and just the way you have to kill an elemental to gain that specific element. It adds a nice layer of strategy and thought to each round. I haven't dug too far into this but its already nice to see some well laid out tutorials this time around as well as improved visuals. You can play zoomed out from a top down view or you can zoom right in close to the action. It just seems like there are a whole bunch of options here and a whole bunch of content.