carcusgod

The game is a lot of fun. The towers being mixed up from sequel to sequel has been nice. The difficulty for Heroic and Iron challenges feels ramped up a bit more in Origins than the previous 2, which means I won’t be spending as much time with Origins as I did on Frontiers and the original. If levels required less time to complete the playing and losing and playing and losing over and over would feel less like an unsatisfying grind. With the heroes that would make these levels easier locked behind paywalls, I suppose Heroic and Iron are pay to win this time around. The base levels are sti

No tutorial. Tree grows, nothing happens. I cut the tree, nothing happens. I bought this game a couple of years ago and stopped playing because it was frustrating. Re-downloaded to try again. I don’t get it and the game does nothing to assist with this.

Pretty good. The gameplay is simple but engaging, challenging but fair. The design is very clean and the music and sounds are pleasant. There isn't a lot of variation, but I keep coming back for more.

The controls are very sensitive and very unforgiving. Holding your finger down for a fraction of a fraction of a second too long results in losing 100% of the time. I just couldn't get used to them. And there's the losing... I don't mind losing in games as long as it ultimately yields something worth my time. This game gives you the satisfaction of beating your own time and aside from that it gives you lots of frustrating disappointment. And the failure this game gives you is extremely constant. Starting off, you will fail miserably multiple times per minute, and once you play long enou