Tower Defender VR: Last Adventure Reviews

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I enjoy this game，plz let me play with my friends online！！！！！

This is a good game, but it's not a VR game. For that reason I don't really see myself playing it that much.

I played like 20 something stages for the Heroes mode and then I played the Roguelike mode some more. The gameplay is original but when I bought the game I thought it was a Tower Defense game and this game instead is like an Auto Tower game. The towers are pre located on each stage. Your towers generate soldiers automatically and those soldiers capture other towers, or improve them gradually. so the pace and the balance of the game that auto-generates soldiers in the towers is gradually in your favor and you will re route thw soldiers generated to other towers. Some stages include multiple armies with some neutral towers so the tactics in the initial seconds are vital. You also have some special abilities that can be passive, or triggered ones as spells from your hand that will produce a momentary attack. And heroes with those different spells. These will affect the gameplay by killing enemy troops and damaging buildings. and therefore giving you an advantage on crucial moments. In the end the game feels like a similar TD gameplay but it is NOT a tower defense. Being said that is not a bad game but I would have preferred a classic tower defense game :( This is just a personal taste but I still value that the developers created an original alternative and also added Roguelike mechanics on top of that. And I think that many Tower Defense players may still enjoy this original variant. However I'm pretty sure some may feel the game a little bland compared to the depth Strategy of normal or advanced Tower Defense games. So far it doesn't look complex but maybe I'm judging too fast and there is more depth on further content, and heroes to unlock. Besides that the game looks cartoonish & good. I had no issues at all, and I like the visuals and playing in VR. is very easy & enjoyable as you can see the board very comfortably and stretch or move freely on it and pointing the towers. The only big drawback that I can mention is that the powers are not well placed IMHO, the game forces you to turn your hand up so the powers appear in your palm, but after some time playing I will just leave the palm up , and it makes my hand to hurt over time. I would have preferred to have the spells around in a more comfortable way to select them or in a more natural way to my hand. Maybe need just one movement to call them and leave them floating and if needed another movement can be used to disable those. Devs were responsive on the forums so far.