Tiestru

PROS - Enemies bursting to flames is quite satisfying - First city level looks quite good and gives reason to await for better game. CONS - Boring enemies, boring levels, boring tactics. You're supposed to be mazing but due to resources seems like building gauntlet leading to your core is valid tactic. Except in first waves you have so few towers that surviving them is matter of luck. Giving obvious route for enemies to walk because if enemies manage to destroy your towers restrating level is only option. Time limited levels doesn't allow grinding for resources. - Slooooooowwww rotation, irritating to go look for appearing resource crates.

Teistru is a 3D perspective tower defence game where you place a bunch of crystals on asset recycled maps and use them to kill the usual waves of mobs. Don't let the reasonable looking graphics fool you, this one is a buggy mess, and the camera controls are wack, like something out of the early 1990s. It's a sloppy mess and disappointingly unfun, yet they're charging a sizeable $10 for this straight-to-bundle mess.

This is a buggy incomplete game. When there are so many non-buggy tower defense games out there, why play this one?

Tiestru is a very poor attempt at a tower defense game. There is a very basic look to it and it feels unfinished. It doesn't even have a building grid to indicate where tower can and cannot be built. The fact this is sold for $10 is nothing short of robbery. There are dozens of much better tower defense games on Steam.

Buggy incomplete game

Tags: Tower Defense Additional Tags: Delete Local Content & Remove from Library TLDR: AI runs in walls. Assets constantly recycled. Few strategies exist and all involve placing your base core behind map scenery. How to Win: Place core near obstacles - spam(game calls it connect)the basic fire attack turret at core- collect little easter egg chests-suffer new age messages about angels put little green obstacle turret in the most direct path to the nearest fire turret ennemies wont go around it and will attack it. Monsters run in walls - get stuck in invisible obstacles for several seconds at a time - scorpions clip through ground textures - no fast forward option - mechanic of game strongly encourage you to build around your core and not spread your towers around making the same tactic work over and over again - especially if you place your core near map scenery object that act as indestructible walls. Game re-uses the same cave/dungeon with orcs template way too much and not enough of those stages like level 2 that had a better scenery for it. Music loops too much, orcs have no face texture. Is it me or is that a song stolen from runescape that plays all the time? Maybe its an …