Instant Towe defense flash. Graphics are only black and white text. It desperately needs color. It could also use some graphics. Gameplay is mostly setting up your upgrades and pressing battle.

The medals work, and I earned them all.

The idea was nice, but the execution was terrible. The game is nothing but a lottery. No strategy involved, only luck - Basically, the "aim" of the game is to follow the script after starting a game:

1- Click "Evenly distribute all upgrades"
2- Click Attack! (which is weird for a tower "defense" game... which side are you on again)
3- Repeat 1-2 to exhaustion.
4- In case of a game over, restart and do the whole thing again.

This, obviously, shows how bad the game structure. Other than the original idea and the music (which I consider good, even though it is not "the last coke on the fridge"), there's nothing to praise here.

In fact, the medals are the only reason people play this, which in turn makes me wonder how come NG allows for medals on bad games? This allows for some "attention whoring" on the site, which I already saw before: Terrible games adding medals just to gain views and/or make people play for it other than original, creative or simply good contents.

OK, I'll admit I don't get it.

I haven't been playing this for more than a couple of minutes, but as far as I can tell, your opponents' resistances and weaknesses are entirely random, and as such, there is no way to develop a strategy, neither in the game nor in the metagame. All you can do is click (doesn't even matter how) and hope yuo get lucky.

I'm failing to see the fun in that. Maybe I'm missing something, though.

In response to the author's response....

Your response to the review about a 'monsterpedia' and probability:

A monsterpedia isn't possible because the weaknesses and resistances change every game. However, the point of the info at the end of the level is so that you can develop a strategy. It's all about statistics; if the monster was weak to a tower, it's unlikely that it will be weak to it consecutively. A tower being strong has a 1/3 chance, but that same tower being strong twice in a row is much less than that.

Unless you're saying you programmed the game to take into account a previous rounds strength and weaknesses, the chance of any given outcome should remain the same. That's like saying if you flipped a coin and it came up heads, than it would no longer be a 50/50 shot if you flipped it again. This is Statistics 101. Which means there's no compelling reason to list which tower was strong or weak, since that info won't carry over to other games. Which means this game is not skill-based, but sheer luck.

Not trying to be a hater; I really liked the concept and I enjoyed playing. But the only strategy involved is grinding until you win.

Fun

~~REVIEW~~
at first i was drawn off to this game, but found it to be interesting, some "COLOR" would have been nice atleast on the attack button, but besides that, i was abit addicted with this, kinda reminded me of the old tandy computer games, but anyways, the bosses can get tough and it seems like its more of a "CHANCE" then anything else but that was also fun, howmany bosses, are there there was alot, so with the ending note i didnt get all medals but i had fun trying, but besides all that it was fun and entertaining game, anyways hope to play more of your games soon.

~~THINGS TO IMPROVE ON~~
not needed but maybe attack button could have some color to it.

~~OVERALL~~
fun game took me back abit, fun entertainment though

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