Tower Wizard

Short and sweet semi-idle incremental game with high polish. Doesn't overstay or waste your time, just a quality experience overall. +++ Very charming art style and music. Super relaxing. ++ Lots of upgrades that integrate with each other. No "builds" per se, more like there's gradual discovery of the optimal build. ++ Prestige system is well implemented and not annoying. I only had to pedigree 4 times in my playthrough. ++ Concise game. It knows what it wants to be, zero fluff or padding. ++ Extremely good price for what you get. - UI is a little janky. Maybe because I used the upscale option? I accidentally clicked on upgrades a few times I didn't mean to. -- No controller support. Works perfectly fine with mouse only though.

Couldn't really get into it. The upgrades don't give any feeling of progress, compared to other incremental games. Completed this out of boredom, but I didn't enjoy it after the first 30 minutes. There's just something missing.

Great short incremental game.

A lovely incremental game that had aspects from it's predecessor, Magic Archery. For as cheap as it is, it was an amazing game that I found myself completing in a single sitting.

It's not a chore to complete like Adventure Capitalist. It doesn't extend its duration with millions of resets. You just complete the story then it ends, nice and simple.

Awesome little idle game, at a great price. Very well balanced