PalWar

The core gameplay revolves around summoning creatures, upgrading them, and strategically placing them on a clean, minimalist grid to stop waves of enemies from reaching the other side. The only visual guidance is a single path line that indicates enemy movement. After each successful wave, players earn coins and get one free creature summon. Additional creatures can be purchased, and each summon lets you choose one from a random selection of three creatures. The game features a simple upgrade system: collect two of the same creature to combine them into a stronger version, with up to five upgrade tiers. However, upgrades require precise matching because only creatures of the same level can be combined. Unfortunately, the game’s depth doesn't hold up over time. The limited variety, especially with just a single enemy type, quickly becomes repetitive. What’s more, the lack of progression is a major drawback. Losing all your hearts means a complete reset with no permanent upgrades or carryover benefits, even for the three support structures: the altar (improves summon quality), the bank (boosts coin rewards), and the battlefield (increases unit capacity). The price is fair, but I …

Fun game. Kinda like Dota Chess meets tower defense. Only one level though, 20 waves. I wish it were more fleshed out in different ways. Still good for the price.

Its a fun game. Turrets interact with other turrets, so be sure to read what the turrets do. In endless mode, the scaling after wave 100 is a bit too slow. Maybe make it scale more or add a way to auto play if you have everything unlocked.