Tower Defender VR: Last Adventure

[h1]Experienced on the Meta Quest 2[/h1] You can view my review & gameplay here: https://youtu.be/1AJkPPZmYac This is an alright game. It's a RTS / TD hybrid game with some roguelike elements (you die, you have to restart from the very beginning). You have 2 modes: adventure and endless (misnomer). Endless is basically a simplified version of the game where you don't have to worry about upgrading your towers or soldiers or choosing which spell to unlock. You basically pick a hero and you have their 3 magical cards and then each level is a scenario you have to defeat. So you choose the best quick strategy to attack, while using the 3 magical spells on cooldown as best you can. The adventure mode is much more interesting because it adds some RNG. At the start of each round, you select one of 3 random upgrades or spell unlock. Some upgrades have certain synergies between them. However, the core gameplay remains the same. You build up towers by sending your soldiers there and you attack neutral or enemy towers. The stronger the tower, the more soldiers you can send. The more towers you control, the more avenues of attack you have. You connect lines between each tower to send soldie…

I grew up playing TD games, so I was excited to play my first VR TD game. This game is a lot of fun! It requires you to strategically think and you can use cool Ability (magic) cards to help turn the tides of the battle. If you like TD games, I'd recommend this one. Here are some suggestions for the dev team. - It would be great to have a built-in slow-mo option to toggle on and off, like many other TD games. I found myself holding on to an ability card's effect in order to use the slow-mo feature, but having an option to toggle slow-mo on and off whenever would be nice. It's nice to take my time and think about next moves. - Sometimes there was a lot of visual clutter when there were many buildings attacking each other buildings, so it wasn't immediately clear what building was attacking my main base. - I felt a little overwhelmed by having so many ability cards, and this led me to be more focused on mix/maxing the timers to make sure I used an ability ONCE it became available, and I thus spent less time focusing on the board. This might be able to be resolved by having cards have longer times but stronger effects, OR, being able to deploy cards a different way besides having to…

I received this game in a giveaway the devs where doing, i had no idea what the game was about. I thought it was a normal tower defence game by the title of the game but i was wrong, it’s not a normal tower defence game its more of an auto tower game. There are 2 game modes in the game adventure and endless. There is a lot to like about adventure mode, the rouge like element to the game where if you die its all over and that every game is going to be different from how you build your deck of spells and how you upgrade your towers/soldiers. It adds more reliability to the game like all rouge like games. I played a game of adventure and the first 30 rounds I didn’t pick any spells or abilities all I picked was tower and soldier upgrades. Every round I was able to start sending out my soldiers before the enemy could send out theirs so in some cases I was able to straight up start attacking their tower before they could even send out troops to defend or try and get another tower, this allowed me to finish some battle with the first 20 secs of being there. The strategy behind the game isn’t hard and after a while of playing the game it gets dull and doesn’t seem like there is any stag…

Not well balanced, by level 5 your done by the first boss. Plus graphic settings aren't there. It's ok.

Experienced on a Meta Quest 2 with airlink. Tower Defender VR is an amazing looking God like table top tower defense game. It has tactical RPG and roguelike elements, mixed in with strategy gameplay. You get to choose one of five heroes to play as. You will not only be guiding your troops on where to attack next, you will also be using cards to cast spells down upon your enemies like a God. The world you are immersed into is just beautiful and alive. Just the menu screen along was breath taking and had a lot to explore. The room in which you do battle in really gives you a God like feel as you move around over the game table. The controls are very easy to move around and will not cause any motion sickness. You can also use room scaling and just walk around if you have the space. The combat was easy to pick up and use. Casting spells down on your enemies just feels empowering. Special when you ran down fire or use a giant hammer to smash the enemy castles. Each Hero will have a different set of skill cards to use, so no two heroes are alike. You need to strategically direct your troops to attack, to gain ground and hold it. You will use your God like powers to aid them in their ba…

fun