Rune Tower Incremental

It is NOT a TOWER DEFENSE!! It is BAD rogue-lite incremental game. Bad becasue it has no balance (no anti-block and anti-evade options), it has strange decission (every run reqirement) to press hourglass (ui button)with your lmb entire run............ You have ammo to shoot, when you out of ammo the game is over. Main problem is it has strange RNG for hit chance. Even if you have Damage x1000 more than mob's HP, it doesnt mean 1 ammo = 1 kill. Monsters in this game have unimaginable high BLOCK-rate and EVASION, which makes so stupid gameplay and RPG-part of the game as much as your tatcics becomes nothing.

Beat the game in 30 mins, not much to it. It's a good concept but over priced even at 3 bucks. You should not be able to refund a game after beating it................not saying i will (I won't) it's just there is the option to. No endless mode it ends and locks up half the time on the end screen. It's also not a tower defense it's an "AMMO" Defense meaning when you run out of ammo is when the game ends. Your tower takes no damage from the waves they just play ring around the roses with you.

very very little content. it's an interesting idea, but at this stage just feels very incomplete. Can't recommend in it's current state, but I will revisit this in the future and update this if more comes along. As it stands, save your few bucks, invest in a different incremental style.

Incremental games are known for giving players a very simple task, and sometimes they do not require any action at all. This one falls into that category. You have a tower in the middle of the screen that automatically shoots at approaching enemies, so all you really need to do is click on upgrades using the coins rewarded for each kill. Instead of a timer, a round ends when you run out of bullets, which happens very quickly during your first run. Because of that, the first upgrade you will likely buy increases the number of bullets. At this point you will also notice that the upgrade tree is very small and basic. Even though some upgrades are hidden, you can still see exactly how many upgrades exist across the entire tree. Most upgrades can also be purchased multiple times, but the limit is not displayed. The tree is divided into three branches, each containing fewer than ten upgrades and requiring its own resource. The main branch relates to the tower itself. Here you can unlock reloads, where one upgrade grants one reload per round, along with increased firing speed, higher damage, and a few other improvements. The second branch requires stones, which become available once you…

Updated review. Its been fixed.

It's ok. You have a tower that shoots at enemies which never attack, the failure condition is running out of ammo. Between runs you buy upgrades from a tiny upgrade tree that uses a few different types of currency to make your tower better. Beating bosses gets you equippable runes which change the way the tower acts, it's very simple. Mine never looked as overpowered as the screenshots. Realistically you're going to get a few runes then hold space bar while watching something in another window, then come back when you run out of ammo to upgrade. You can manually target enemies, but everything's going to get nuked so quickly that there's no point. There's also an upgrade to get more money while speeding the game up, so you'll never really need to do anything else. The minimal micromanagement present is unnecessary & maybe even detrimental because it wastes time & reduces rewards. For a few bucks I'd recommend this. In a little over an hour and a half (which includes pausing the game to get breakfast) I think I get the point, unless there's some hidden mechanic that never popped up. I've got runes at the maximum level and most of the upgrades maxed out. The store page says bosses a…