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http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=799724492
Details of what changed are in the announcement section: http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/updates/691517098/1466066259
Basically we took the feedback from the Wii U launch, added a bunch of features, completely rebalanced the game and revamped the tutorial and UI.
I'm impressed with this game, it does seem like an interesting take on Tower Defense, and with an ethnic theme that is rarely explored and in a way that isn't just reinforcing stereotypes. I would otherwise have been a "Yes" vote, but the Wii version has absolutely horrific reviews, all of them centered around the one thing I cannot judge from Greenlight alone - the mechanics. On that majority's opinion of the game being mechanically broken, I can't vote in favor of this unless it has had the complete reworking they all say it needed.