Magic Technology Reviews

fun game, challenging. takes effort to progress

An interesting game in tower defense genre. Reminded me warcraft :) Especially liked game mode with infinite waves. Great for fans of genre.

Game at this momment (30.01.2018) is UNPLAYABLE. 1. Some monsters like shrooms split into smaller when died. Turrets can not see these smaller shrooms and do not attack them. They lower your health so you will not finish map. 2. Some monster are already dead when spawned on the attack gate. Their animation is dead, turrets do not attack them but they move into exit gate anyway. They lower your health as well. 3. Turrets rotation direction do not coresspond to firining animation. So for example your cannon is directed South because rotation speed is slow but it already shot North because enemy is there. 4. They have even bugs in the menu. After one minute I already found that in Audio menu "Master volume" is not a master volume at all. It is "Music volume". All these bugs I found in just 20 minutes of gameplay. Refund requested.

Really good Tower Defense at a reasonable price. Struck (along with others) what I thought was a balance issue half way through the second stage, but Developer has shown himself responsive to "perceived issues". Tower balance and placement considerations are paramount, and the game keeps bringing me back.

Would be a very good game except for the inability to control who your tower shoots at. It's aggravating to no end to see your tower attacking some monster at the rear when the first in the line strolls into the goal causing you to loose lives. You can designate whether a tower will attack the strongest, nearest, weakest, random or first but , unfortunately, the towers will not follow your directions much of the time. It got too frustrating for me. I just had to give up on the game.

Classic Tower Defense with fantasy graphics. At first glance the game did not hurt anything, but in fact it looks much more interesting than in screenshots. The gameplay is classic - a large selection of towers, various monsters and the ability to use magic. In addition to the regular campaign, there is still a tournament mode. There are minor disadvantages: - Problems with the release of the tower. - Few sounds. I want more. - Separate the screen at startup something is not installed under my screen. In general, the game is pretty good. For fans of the genre I recommend.

A really fun tower defense game. Graphics are much like Warcraft 3. Animations are smooth. There's a good variety of towers as well as a good and creative group of monsters. Levels and pathways are varied and there are several different environments. The developers respond quickly and have assisted in fixing many of the problems and recommendations that I had. There are three different levels of difficulty for each level and a Tournament going on now. A game I'll come back to again and again.

I don't like this game and here's why: 1. Every decent game ever made has an easy access restart level option in the options or in the quit menu. This doesn't. 2. An in-game tutorial is offered which is fine to learn as you play but for what ever reason the balance for this game is WAY OFF and the explanations/advice that is given by the in-game tutorial is just not enough (for me) to understand how to get and keep an advantage over the map. 3. I played this game originally on normal and got stuck at chapter 2 so I took a break. Quite often I find if you leave and come back to a game (even though you have to relearn the game) it still helps you reset and gives you a fresh new start on tackling from where you left off. Since coming back I played it on easy and it's still too hard for me. 85% of games in my experience are easy enough on normal if your a decent gamer for a long enough time, so this for me is a cardinal sin. 4. As I referred to balance earlier, in every other tower game I have played previously, the early game either offers you cheap towers that cover a larger section of the map with less damage or towers covering a smaller section of the map with higher damage. That gives you a foundation to start from, then as you progress through the levels you either add more strategically placed towers or you upgrade what you have depending on what you need. That balance is not offered anywhere in this game. 5. Very little amount of money to start buying towers just adds to an already negative issue. Not only is the game unbalanced but now I have very little money to pick the right towers as well. 6. The game feels very bland. I guess if your after a game for less than $5 then ok but I have still seen games worth less than this and been dressed up far nicer. I'd give this 3/10. Only just because the game play is good enough, if only I knew how to play it better then it might also be fun.

It's an ok tower defense game but it's very basic and the difficulty is uneven. Maybe get it on sale but there are much better TD games out there.