Great roguelite concept, but the enemies become just so immensely strong by waves 6-7 that I just don't see how anyone could possibly keep up. A video tutorial of someone beating any level would be great. It would also be nice to see a fancier, serif font.
Other than these matters, I'd say the biggest remaining problem is that once you buy a tower into your bottom bar, you can't reread what it does before deploying it (my memory sucks!) So instead of clicking to read, I would suggest popup boxes to appear on mouse-over, to much more quickly access info as needed.
I think some ways to build a lasting community around this game would be to add a map editor, or even a seed-based random maze generator!
Thanks for playing and giving feedback! I really appreciate it.
If you're struggling around waves 6-7, I'd recommend to focus on merging 3 towers of the same type together. The sum is greater than its parts!
Usually, you can see an example of merging towers in the "How to Play" section of the game and using the arrows on the left and right of the image to cycle through the slides, but I'll just post the example gif here.
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Great roguelite concept, but the enemies become just so immensely strong by waves 6-7 that I just don't see how anyone could possibly keep up. A video tutorial of someone beating any level would be great. It would also be nice to see a fancier, serif font.
Other than these matters, I'd say the biggest remaining problem is that once you buy a tower into your bottom bar, you can't reread what it does before deploying it (my memory sucks!) So instead of clicking to read, I would suggest popup boxes to appear on mouse-over, to much more quickly access info as needed.
I think some ways to build a lasting community around this game would be to add a map editor, or even a seed-based random maze generator!
Thanks for playing and giving feedback! I really appreciate it.
If you're struggling around waves 6-7, I'd recommend to focus on merging 3 towers of the same type together. The sum is greater than its parts!
Usually, you can see an example of merging towers in the "How to Play" section of the game and using the arrows on the left and right of the image to cycle through the slides, but I'll just post the example gif here.
Thanks again!