Idle Archer Tower Defense RPG - Defend with archers & upgrades

I love this game! It's so challenging and fun. You can't just breeze through it easily. However, the in-game purchases can be a bit pricey, so unless you're willing to spend some cash, it's better to focus on earning achievements and daily rewards instead. I definitely recommend this game if you're looking for a way to pass the time!

The game is fun to play, but there's a problem with the ads that give bonuses. Sometimes they stop working and force you to restart the game, causing you to miss out on the rewards you were supposed to get. Another issue is with the skills in the game, like the legendary skill Volley of Death. This skill deals very low damage at higher levels where it should be most powerful because it can't land critical hits. This means that a regular critical hit does way more damage than a volley shot, making the skill useless.

The game's gameplay is top-notch, really well-made. The performance is impressive and the ads are totally up to you if you want to watch them or not. But like many mobile games, buying stuff can speed things up for you. The game itself doesn't have a fixed end, as I've gone through Chapter 9 Dark Shore three times already. Some tweaks still needed though - increasing health and regeneration levels isn't much help, especially at higher stages (I'm on level 797). No matter how much I upgrade those, they don't make a big difference. I'm curious about when I'll unlock more blessings though. Currently, I only have access to two of them. Any idea when I might get more?

So, the recent update created major issues. When using vehicles like carts or boats, it causes lag for enemies and gives you a fake speed boost. In the new setup, once you pass 300, you must use speed-up tickets to survive or risk failing halfway through your best run. The game abruptly finishes before reaching 600. It's disappointing that I completed all the game content in just one month.

Wow, the game looked really promising at first. They were talking about awesome rewards, more levels, and better blessings. But guess what? Turns out most of that was all hype. The game is just so repetitive - all three levels are basically the same! And don't get me started on unlocking new stuff. The only things I got were some useless card skills. Plus, the game is totally unbalanced. I was struggling through the first stage, inching along level by level, and then bam! I somehow shot straight up to level 300 on all three stages. It's a mess!

The game I tried had a ton of microtransactions, and not much to keep me interested. I went through the whole thing, but honestly, it got stale fast. I didn't see the point of the health system, and the game kept crashing randomly. The focus seemed to be on buying stuff rather than actually playing. Also, why were there only three maps and so few upgrades when the waves just go on forever? It doesn't make sense.

I've only reached level 30 in the game, and I'm having a great time with it. It does require some patience to level up all my stuff, and there are ads that can speed up my progress. But I think it's good that the game progresses slowly because if it was too fast, people would finish it quickly and lose interest. So, taking it slow is alright by me.

I really enjoyed this game with its unique design in the defense genre. It grabbed my attention right away. However, the excitement didn't stick around for long, only about two days. Unlike idle games, you need to pay constant attention and actively engage in gameplay. The issue arises after a few initial matches where leveling up becomes a tedious grind that requires spending hours farming minimal coins. With these coins, you can only boost your attributes by a small percentage, making progress feel incredibly slow. Even after investing time in farming during one session, you may find yourself leveling up just one or two times. In the end, the game's appeal faded quickly due to this slow progression system.