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You're wrong when you say it doesn't do anything new or unique. Point me to a game where the paths are in 3D and are randomly generated.
The price is fine - if you play this game at all, you'll be at 20-30 hours easy.
How many hamburgers worth of enjoyment did you get out of this game? If that many hamurgers would cost more than this game, then its a good value.
Personally, I pay €15 to watch a movie at the cinema, which makes this game feel very affordable to me by comparison.
Just because it looks simplistic and is missing some QoL doesn't make it less fun.
It's actually the only TD that has captured my attention in quite some time.
Same. Usually tower defenses have very little care for balance and have a single repeatable strategy. the card leveling system, plus the pathing generation adds new levels of depth not explored in any tower defense i've seen yet.
If you want to game the system and only unlock cards you want to see every game, its going to be like every other tower defense. you get a single build and you work within those confines that will show up the same every time. Otherwise you have to adapt your strategy based on what cards you get. This game is not revolutionary, but it does put together elements that have not been put together before in a way that they complete the game instead of feeling tacked on.
This game is great. I hope the dev continues to make games.
Get out of here, LOL.
Newgrounds games? I dont think so, those are usually flash games . . . games that are even lower in first impressions appeal than Vampire Hunter.
While the price point might seem high, it is a very straight forward tower defense. It doesnt beat Defense Grid in breadth, it doesnt compete in graphics compared to Sanctum. It doesnt have the wide appeal via cute graphics as seen in Bloons.
What it does have is a very clean, responsive, and relatively balanced experience. 1 to 3 lane defense, with differing strategies. Pseudo-randomized pathing and a linearly progressed yet random card draw system. It has tons of replayability, if tower defense games are your jam. It apparently isn't.
The thing that amazes me is that the ONE developer has put out a highly polished feature complete game from seemingly nowhere. There aren't any microtranscations or superficial padding, you can just play the game. I paid about 8ish bucks for it, it is a no fluff tower defense game. What more can can be asked for? It is a breath of fresh air to just have a game I can play for 20-40 minutes at a time and know what I am getting, same as VH.
However there are updates so in time I believe the $15 will be justifiable. Granted $15 USD isn't that much money at least in the USA it isn't.