Legacy of Sin: Blood Oath

Note: This review will appear a lot like my review for "Legacy of Sin the father sacrifice". The rationale is that when developers copy + paste [i]entire games[/i], I don't think people should be offended if the review looks a little bit similar, too. "Legacy of Sin blood oath" is an almost 1:1 copy + paste of "Legacy of Sin the father sacrifice", a simplistic 2D retro soldier defense game. You have a hero who you can position along two lanes (even Plants vs Zombies had more lanes than this!) and you can spend gold coins on a number of obstacles to slow down the inevitable waves of enemies your hero has to hack up. Okay, straightforward game, nothing new here... except... the developer seems to have accidentally hired some artists instead of going down the 2D retro pixel avenue that amateur developers love so much (because it requires no talent or money to create). The combat animations and 2D characters in this game look great. Easily the equivalent of the artwork you see in graphic novels from DC or Marvel. But the game itself... makes Flappy Bird look like a masterpiece in game design. It's garbage. This game is like someone put a Hugo Boss tuxedo on an unshaven tooth…

Basically a mobile lane defense game, but still entertaining

Was completely broken from the start, I couldn't place down units, the language selector didn't work, no enemies would spawn in after I started the round. I wish i had more to say but It was unplayable.

The game at it's core is fun if slightly repetitive (ranged is OP).

This game is bad. I do sincerely enjoy the animations and the small voice lines, but issues with menus not popping up fully, resolution force resetting between levels, character menus not being there (level two, getting a musketeer to fire was painful), and hitboxes for the cursor seemed to just.....not exist? I get what the premise was for this, but don't waste your time and money. Bad.

A little bit better than its predecessor but still very bland and boring. Would not recommend it. At least it is not so buggy like the first one...