Exorcised Reviews

If this was an early access game I might stick with it but given that its not, I can't recommend it. Its unfinished. I like the concept and I'm really interested in the grouping towers feature but the game is far from complete. I hope that it will continue to be developed and I would certainly consider trying it again then.

One of the best TD games I played for sure! It's easy going, it has elements I've never seen in any other TD game (like the genius alliances), gives the game a whole new meaning and fun, I also love the upgrades in and out of the levels, the whole theme is fun, the characters (towers) and their looks are awesome, I simply love it. Hope you guys are planning to keep updating the game with more towers, powers ups and such!

Exorcised is a newly released Tower Defense game. The game is set in a Japanese fantasy world, with many versions of Japanese females clothed in cultural Japanese style as the towers, and with demons as the enemies, no story or known plot in the game, so lets move on. The game is pretty straight forward, like many other Tower Defense games, the enemy move on a fixed path from one side to the other and you, as the player, need to place those sexy female towers to eliminate them. There are several kinds of towers, each with somewhat different stats and characteristics which could be upgraded later on, and some different enemy types and bosses. The game feature something new and fresh to the Tower Defense game genre in the form of a "Tetris" like formation, which called an Alliance. there are two types of Alliances, regular ones and advanced ones, with each type providing 5 formations with different bonuses. If used right, those formations could prove useful, but the longer you play, the less you feel the alliances impact in a level, for example I finished Level 300 of the last Map with only 3 alliences up (which is pretty low, and only 1 of them was an advanced one) and there are Towers that feels way stronger while maxed out than others, like the Exorcist or the Ninja (In most of my games I filled the map with Ninja as frontliners and Exorcists as backliners) which remove the excitement of choosing other towers instead or even building Alliances without those 2 types. The Maps in this game are pretty straight forward as well, you start playing in easy, and when you complete a certain number of waves in one of the maps, a new difficulty is unlocked, which provide you with new maps, although the maps do not add a new mechanic or a different approach by using the enemy demons differently or the level design itself, they do their part just about right. The feel of progression is almost non existent in the game, and many aspect are missing in the game for the player to feel this sensation, which is something that I, for once, must have in every game to feel entertained. But the game is pretty short, so I finished it before I noticed (about 3-5 hours of gameplay If you rush the x2-x4 regular time like I did). Overall the game is pretty decent for a Tower Defense game and I do recommend it even though there are many gameplay aspects to work on.

a really nice and different kind of a tower defense game. if i'll talk graphic wise it can be better and have some room for improvement. but and there is a big but in this one, the game itself is fun and addictive. its not like other TD games in this one you actualy have to think about what you are doing while playing. as a player you need to think about the way you will play the map from the moment you start puting on towers. if you are looking for a challenge and TD games i Strongly suggest that you will give this game a shot. my overall experience with the game ill give it 7.5/10 just because of the lack of graphis and small twicks that can help the game improve