I am happy that you could recover from your crash (or your PCs crash :))

The overall idea looks quite nice. I used the "slow" attack types which yelds more minions in a fight, right? But maybe I missed something. Because after a while of fighting the hero still had a lot of hitpoints and my patience was about to end because it got rather repetitive.

Thanks for rating my game btw!

I really love the concept, sort of like a tower defence rpg. Would love to see it fleshed out with more moves to add a bit more strategy to the battles.

The concept is really cool. This game was pretty good, even though I didn't finish. I'll try again later, though.
I enjoyed summoning the swirling vortex in the second stage, very nice idea!

I'm not sure what "slow" attack types you're referring to, but the different enemies in the fights have different stats that determine how likely they will be to successfully dodge, how much experience they yield, the maximum number of them there will be, etc. It does take a while to defeat him, but he has to go through 3 worlds to reach you, so it's about placing enemies strategically. Anyway, thanks for rating mine, too!

I could not believe how long this thing was... wow. If the attacks were faster and i didn't have to wait for the hero to cross the screen... haha. WHERE ARE THE MAIDENS? titledeception!

Interesting game. It was fun for a short time but it took to long.

Hahah, sorry, I was trying to make the RPG system look good. It really is not just about the battles, but also which enemies you place when. If an enemy that will do more damage is recharging, you could try and stall him with one of the traps (middle button). I suppose it could take more experimentation than some people have the time for.

Evil rabbit, I love it!

The concept of this game is interesting, but the way it's executed is unfortunately not much fun.

The two biggest issues I had with this game are the lack of strategy and the slowness of the game. The idea is that you attack the hero with the most fitting enemies/traps for that situation, but since all three recharge separately and the enemies are barely different, it becomes just a matter of spamming everything you have.

It becomes even more of a problem in the battles, as your only options are 'attack' and 'dodge', with 'attack' just dealing a set amount of damage (unless you're low on HP and the hero has priority), and 'dodge' randomly either dealing or not dealing twice that much damage, and only if the hero strikes that character - in practice, dodge is completely useless except for that single situation described above where attack is not useful. This lack of strategy makes battles a matter of just mashing the attack button until it's over.

But what really makes the first problem stand out is the second problem, the slowness of it all. When you're about to fight the hero you can pretty much calculate the entire result in advance - the hero will lose between X and Y health and you lose the battle, regardless of what you do in-battle. But every time you attack the hero, you have to play a complete battle, having to watch the same slow animations over and over again. I just stopped using monsters at some point because of how slow and repetitive it all was.

Adding just a bit more strategy to the battles would've gone a long way, but as it is now, I'm afraid the game just isn't very fun.

Very interesting, putting the enemies down in an RPG type fashion. At first I thought it'd be really easy, and I'd kill him before he got to the boss, but it turned out that I lost in the end. I guess you could say that it was well evened out and needed strategy, for example, sending too many enemies after the hero will level him up too much. But I wasn't all that big a fan of him just running away a million times in the end in order to accomplish this. Nice game, though, keep up the good work!

I really liked the concept of stopping the hero and the old RPG style.