

Tiny Guardians
Kurechii · 2016 · Indie, Strategy, Adventure, Tower Defense, Cute
PC
Very Positive88% · 64 📉 Recent reviews down 75%
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About Tiny Guardians
A Tower Defence Game Without Towers
Prepare to embark on an epic adventure with tiny heroes in this tower defence game with a twist! Summon unique guardians to defend Lunalie against various enemies as she journeys through the wilderness of Prism.

Try different class and upgrade combinations to battle against waves of enemies! Each unlocked class expands your collection of dazzling cards. Various updates and unit classes allow for diverse strategies, allowing a different experience on every try.

Features:
- Tower defense without towers, a refreshing take on this strategy genre.
- 12 guardian classes (with 4 upgradable levels each) are available.
- Over 40 diverse enemy types. Come up with different strategies to defeat them!
- Exciting and unique boss fights, along with special events in certain levels.
- Each level has a Story and Challenge Mode, each with three difficulties.
- Gorgeously illustrated cards to summon guardians. Collect them all!
- All the above allow for plenty of strategies!

About The Developers
Kurechii is a Malaysia-based independent game studio, fuelled by a healthy mix of creative minds. We aim to create a diverse variety of memorable games for players across the globe.
For more information, find us at:
- Tiny Guardians Official Site: tinyguardians.com
- Developer site: kurechii.com
- Twitter: twitter.com/kurechii
- Facebook: facebook.com/kurechii
- Contact: [email protected]
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What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
TL:DR F**d up controls due to being lazy mobile port. Annoying achievements. Cute graphics and nice, almost relaxing gameplay if you play on normal. Things I didn't like in detail: This one is a gem with a flaw. You don't notice it that much untill you try to play on hard. You can't really put towers in place you want. Yes - you can move them, but once they reach their destiny - they start to move again in whatever doirection they want. AI and target priorities are stupid - so towers placement is important... Also moving them is quite unresponsive, since everything works as drag and drop mechanic. No keyboard shortcuts for abilities or units - all of them have to be dragged/dropped by mouse. Things get chaotic once boss with insta-kill aoe skills appears. This part will only affect achievemnt hunters: - mistakes in achievemnt descriptions (Kill 100 enemies with Starfall - should be 1000, revive 1000 - should be 100, finish 12 lvls on hard - should be 14 etc..), - achievement for killing 30 units with trap during one mission is painfull one xD Trap skill have insanelly long cooldown and deals almost no damage - it kills only smallest enemies. It's probbalby obtainable on on…4 found this helpful
I really wanted to love this game. It is charming, has a lot of offer and it is, in a way, quite unique. However, it is incredibly slow with no option to speed up the game, you cannot refund some upgrades and AI of your characters and enemies is terrible. You can literally do a level for 10 minutes just for enemies to ambush you, kill your hero in a few seconds because you had soldiers on the other side of the battlefield and then you are forced to do those 10 minutes again just to position everything correctly in advance.2 found this helpful
A good idea badly implemented, ported and balanced. The controls are taken directly from the mobile version and are slow and not intuitive on pc. I'm not sure if there are microtransactions on mobile or what but the difficulty is really weird. Some stuff is really easy and other incredibly hard. Kinda random. That is often a way of getting people to buy stuff on free to play kinda games. After playing for about 10 hours I'm still not sure what the difficulty changes. Sometimes there's a huge difference, sometimes I don't notice anything. Sometimes it gives an automatic 3 stars on a level and sometimes it's still very difficult to get more than 2 stars. It just all feels very unbalanced, unpolished and unfinished. Like, this could be the final stages of an early access game maybe. Combine all of those complaints and I can't recommend.
This is one of my favorite strategy games ever. I think I'm on my 4th run and I'm sure there will be more. It's simple enough to not stress you out, but complex enough to keep you interested. The only thing I could possibly want from this game is more content.
The mentally retarded developer can't move if half of the people are stuck there. The game that could have been won has become a failure. This has been the case for many times. I suggest you go to see if your brain can program
Its a nice little game to play while watching something. pretty casual. but pretty pricey for a kinda short game. get it on sale and your golden
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