I would buy this game, but it lacks Linux support on Steam, even though this "demo" works fine in-browser.
Reviews for "GemCraft Chasing Shadows"
Okay. Playing 68 fields, quite a few on Glaring, and I've been at this for nearly a month. I think it's high time I wrote a review.
The 9x speed was a very, VERY welcome feature, but of course, it tests one's reflexes. I also like the new additions to the good old Gemcraft gameplay that we know and love.
The difficulty spike on Vision fields is unnecessary. Or if it REALLY were, then it should be recommended to us what level we should be at.
The music is so ambient and beautiful, and very chilling. I also like the addition of the journey notes; it gives greater depth to the story than in previous Gemcraft games. It makes it so personal.
What irks me the most is that this is a demo, and some levels are inaccessible to us unless we get it on Steam. That makes it a blatant rip-off. Labyrinth did not have any of this bullcrap; even if you had limited features, you still had a sporting chance with every level.
4/5.
Hi,
The game is good, but it's just a demo.
Feel disaponted
Warning: This is not the full version of the game. I invested about 8 hours before reaching a point where it would not let me go any farther.
The game is great though, as addicting as all the other varieties. Full version is on steam for like 9 bucks or something.
craft gems, build towers, build a wall maze, throw gembombs on your enemys, use traps to upgrade your stradegy, and many more.
there are so many ways to solve a level and each time it's fun.
for me this game combines all the great stuff in the genre towerdefence
you really know how do make a great game
ty for sharing this much awesomeness