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Tower defense game that takes place in hell. Defeat 9 waves of enemies to win. [h1] Pros: [/h1] - Multiple builds to try including tower, garrison, luck, etc. - Music tracks fit the horror themes with the game. [h2]Cons: [/h2] - Runs are on the long side and usually last over 50 minutes. 45 minutes or less is my preferred time to win. - Each run feels fairly similar because player either picks a certain tower or garrison build. - When paying coins to unlock new cards or towers, you can't see what you are unlocking. As player unlocks more, the card/tower pool is diluted making it harder to get your build to work. - RNG can make your run end. When upgrading cards, if you don't get what you need, you will probably lose. [b] Conclusion: [/b] A tower defense game that feels more like a roguelike game. Runs are way too long and don't respect the player's time. Build dilution and RNG are other problems that make winning less consistent. If runs were shorter and less repetitive, the game would be more enjoyable.

This game is... fine. It's basically an idle game. There isn't much to think about for strategy. I like the card combo and upgrade idea but there's just not much going on. Thematically this game is wonderful, so it's a bit of a shame the game itself is just kinda boring.

fun deck builder

It's really good for me, my type of games, can't wait for the sequel with Tetris like gameplay

Fun, strategic but slow paced. Could do with a few even faster speed-up timers. Really nice music. Good pace of unlocks with some excellent characters / cards locked behind the harder tasks. Some tasks, like the 180% garrison speed, should be done early before the card pool fills up too much, as these become a lot harder later on. This one needs you to pick a single 5-cost blue 3 times with the level-end bonus, or 8 times without. The 300% crit rate or 8 cards in one turn at least seem like proper end-game tasks.

Great music, lots of thing to unlock, lots of funny stuff. great game