You are the leader of a monster village in a RPG world.
Every day humans, calling themselves as "Adventurers", raid your village to loot, destroy and kill everything in front of them to complete some silly requests from someone paying them to do so.
Defend your village and fellows!
Instructions:
LMB - Move
E - Attack
Goal:
Survive and prevent the humans from destroying the village's houses as long as you can.
Downloads and Links
Ratings
| #270 | Audio | 3.14 |
| #455 | Mood | 3.00 |
| #472 | Fun | 3.00 |
| #493 | Overall | 3.10 |
| #562 | Graphics | 2.90 |
| #593 | Theme | 3.20 |
| #634 | Humor | 2.32 |
| #785 | Innovation | 2.43 |
| #1668 | Coolness | 39% |
Comments
Good start! The music was nice and after a short time I really got into it.
Fun to play, but the movement is a bit weird, needs an option to use WASD instead.
The game was fun, and I liked the music. The controls were a bit weird and I would have liked to have gotten stronger as I played, but overall the game was good.
Fit the theme nicely, though could have done with bit more gameplay and some feedback from attacking monsters (i.e. bounce back, screen shake, particles when killing, etc). Enjoyed playing it anyway :)
Nice entry, music was good but I had a hard time hitting the enemies.
I would have preferred WASD to move and click to attack. Multiple threat indicators would be more helpful. Liked the song! Also liked the fire effect.
Bit finicky with controls, I'm a stickler for angled pixels though!
Control need tweaking. Good job on the burning (house) affect!
good to see a unity game that doesn't rely on the default buttons and menus :P I like the basic game play too but the controls could use work.
Good graphics and good consistent style. I found the movement a bit clunky and it would have been good to have some animation or for attacking to make it a bit clearer. Nice challenging gameplay with the waves of multiple adventurers.
Neat game, the music and art style fit very well. Mouse movement felt a bit clunky, but was manageable enough.
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I had kinda strange experience about controls, having problem to face and hit adventurers. Overall I like the game.