Queen's Cards

it has an incredible potential but really rough around the edges right now. a lot of qol is missing, there are some questionable design choices, some towers are way better than the others and the enemy scaling is off the charts. also, i guess the skills don't work since they deal literally zero damage. it may be because i used them in later stages. even though i've counted lot of negative things, it's still a fun little game. i guess i'll keep it and play every now and then.

I was not too impressed with the initial demo when it was first released. However, before I got round to deleting the demo I decided to do a check on subsequent updates (if any). More than pleasantly surprised with the number of updates and their quality. We now have a pretty good Tower Defense title with the promise of more to come. Plenty to think about and strategise. Glad I waited!!

Even though it is in early access i think it is the best among the tower defense games, it is a game with a lot of potential

yessssss

A very bare bones tower defense with a lot of small errors at the time of playing. The gameplay isn't particularly enthralling as there was little to no difficulty, towers quickly spiral out of control with buffs applied to them that last forever, and the optimization on special effects is quite poor as my game would drop from 144 fps to about 60 during waves in the low 20's from the fire and explosion effects going on. This is not a 1.0 project, this still needs time to cook. It's cheap so I can't fault it on that account but, ultimately, I'm not seeing much that I want to actually spend my time on with this one.

The game combines card mechanics with a simple tower defense concept. You build towers using cards to stop monsters that move along a fixed path. There are different cards for soldiers, towers, and tower upgrades, which adds a layer of strategy without being too complex. Overall, it offers a straightforward and enjoyable gameplay experience for players who like tactical card-based games.