Dude there's a "Wishlist" button on what feels like every single screen, every single pop-up, every single menu.
Do you know gacha games and their pop-ups to buy something? Yeah it's similar to that but with a Wishlist button instead.
We know the damn Wishlist button exists. We don't need a reminder 50 times an hour. Doing it this excessively makes me NOT putting your game on my Wishlist.

For the game itself or the demo rather: Content we get to play is very limited and is a fraction of the videos shown here on Steam and even less so challenging as of now. (Still in referrence to the videos)

I can see that the customization options might have potential, not gonna lie. There's really just an hour and a half to play and that's it. Grinding stuff after the seven or so levels to try out things is also not possible. The loot you get replaying a level is at best 10% of the the first clear in terms of equipment.

I can't recommend the game as it is right now in good conscience. It has potential to become something better, but the demo is just very, very bare and dull and I think does a bad job at presenting the game very well.

So far a fun casual game to pass the time.
Could use some small redesigning with the interface layouts, a few currently overlapping each other making it awkward to read details.

All are small mistakes but there is one massive flaw:
GPU memory leak. This game seemingly demands 11GB of a GPU VRAM, from the first second running it idling in menus to playing it, a constant usage of almost all of the GPU's memory.

Recommending for the concept, will not recommend for the execution and results.
And don't give me the usual excuses of "It's in beta/alpha, just came out version and it's free so you could just ignore it if you don't like it" BS. You release a product to the masses, you have full responsibility for anything that has to do with it along with criticism.

Legendary Hoplite is a Top-Down Shooter + Tower Defense + RPG with a wealth of leveling and upgrade options, unique gear, various attributes, and abilities.
Build your hero and defend the world from the demons.

The game is like a series Plants vs. Zombies.
Despite being a tower defense, the game actively encourages you to make full use of your character.

In it, a hero runs around the citadel, sets squads of fighters and obstacles, uses spells, and personally shoots crowds of enemies.
Foes vary in appearance, behavior, weaknesses, resistances.

It’s overall a very satisfying experience.
As you progress, your hero gains access to new abilities, stronger armor, and powerful weapons.

Tower defense in some unusual - authentic Greco-Roman style. The gameplay itself is common for games of this genre, but it is interesting to do it in your own way, there are also improvements in defensive fortifications. Given that this is a demo (trial version), it has 7 levels that still need to be completed.

Love it so much! Very solid TD with action RPG elements, nice difficulty to keep you on the edge of your seat, ton of varieties of enemies, skills and strategies. The art is also very lovely. Definitely looking forward to the full game!

I completed the prologue in over an hour, and I must say, I wish I could play more. This game has tremendous potential, and I can't wait to see what the official version has.

At first glance, I thought it was just PVZ clone, but I was pleasantly surprised. The gameplay in this game is completely different and offers a unique experience. It somehow captures the essence of RTS titles.

The early tutorials might be a bit boring, but once you reach the boss fight, the game becomes truly thrilling. Defeating Ajax requires you to engage all your senses and strategize carefully.

I particularly enjoyed the minigame featuring the golden sheep; it's a delightful and unique addition. I hope the full version will include more exciting minigames like this.

My ratings:

Art: 9/10
Gameplay: 8/10
Animation: 6/10
Sound: 6/10
Style: 8/10
Uniqueness: 7/10
Overall, I had a great time playing the prologue, and I'm eagerly looking forward to the full release. Keep up the fantastic work!

Tactical tower strategy, where the winner is the one who best calculates his strength and the enemy. It is necessary to place defensive structures, equip attackers and improve equipment with each level. Meanwhile, the enemies are getting stronger and more sophisticated.

Love the artwork, the weapon and item stats, the abilities, and everything. Quite looking forward to see how this game releases, as it feels better than almost every other game of it's type, and it's just a pre-release demo type. I opened this to try it, not having any idea about it at all. And was honestly sad when it ended in just a bit over an hour because I didn't even realize it was a demo until after getting in the game. Love the feel of the game, just a few things seem to need to be tweaked, but a very neat game, definitely giving this one a follow and a wishlist (even in spite of it telling me there was a wishlist button :'D ) Thanks devs, whoever you are. Gonna have to look into any other games you have made and/or will make.

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Expected Tower Defense, since game claims it is TD... Well it is NOT! This is some very basic barebones version of first "Plants Vs Zombies", but you don't need to collect sun - get money automatically. Then just move hero around and shoot enemies manually (which is very booring, seriously, takes too much effort to kill every single enemy). Loading times are horrible, we are back in days of Gothic 3. Sounds are atroscious, monologues are cringe, and story makes no sense. Gaia is first godess, before Zeus (son), before Cronos (father), before Uranus (grandfather), yet she is somehow supressed by Hades (Zeus brother). The heck? She should be able to just squish him down instantly.

Anyway, game felt boring, causing yawns and encouraging to look for way outs. It did not presented anything interesting to catch player's attention. Haven't felt any mythology vibes either. More like we are some random spearman who does not believes in gods at all, then starts listening to Gaia who claims she is godess but never proves it... Then we throw spears into SKELETONS!!! Spears! Into skeletons! Developer, what is wrong with you? One cannot just use spears to deal damage to undead bones, we should atleast poison them and make arrowhead explode in the end to cause bleeding. Sleeping magic would also help, tho game already casts it on player.

And you are going to ask money for it, right? While there is Torchlight Infinite for free. Right? Okay, makes sense.