Nomad Defender

This game is a lot of fun, cool idea. Decent story and interesting gameplay.

Almost feel like im forced to leave a negative review, i wasn't expecting this to be a huge game with hundreds of hours of gameplay, ive spent money on less... far less than what this game offers, but still i can't bring myself to excuse this one, by no means a bad game but it feels like paying to access a demo/tech demo and not a full game, do not recommend.

It's easy to get into, and I like the aesthetic. Music's a vibe, too. It's clear effort went into this. But... There just isn't all that much here to grab you and keep you playing. Once I beat the game - on my second run - I just didn't really feel like playing it again. I could tell I'd already seen pretty much all there was. It takes a lot of gameplay cues from Inscryption, which is neat, but it fails to capture what made that game fascinating, what made you keep playing.

I bought this back when it first launched. I liked it, but didn't get hooked. Anyway, I'm upvoting it because the developer was very kind to release it into the wild as a free game, due to lacking sales. That's really awesome, and I want to support people with kind hearts. So, kudos to you guys, Dhelpra Games! ♥ Good luck on the next one!

Great game. The way you customize towers over the course of a run is really cool. Graphics and sound are both excellent. I love the overall aesthetic, especially the start menu. Very cool stuff.

I really want to love this game. They're doing a lot of things right. My biggest complaint is the lack of a restart a wave, or restart a stage feature. I feel very punished for mistakes or experimentation in the roguelike format. I still give this a game a recommend for veterans in the genre. Also, there isn't a way to save progress midway through a run. You have to quit your game to get to the menu screen.