SushiMon Defense

Love this game, as a pesto who likes gambling it is fun to see if I get my op sushi or my terrible ones. Buuuttt even if I do get my terrible ones I still try to see if I could win with them. It really is up to personal taste with this one.

Don’t be like me, having a toxic relationship with this game. There’s like a mix of proper levels and levels that aren’t balanced and an insult to the player. The random spawn AND merge is awful as you get to harder levels where you can only win by gambling perfectly, and you start a level with the strongest attack sushis and suddenly you merge them to the max tier meaning they can’t be merged anymore and your perfect board is now all supports and you just gotta wait and die. Sometimes if your luck is really bad, they will only spawn on the outer edges of the board, out of range of the monsters. I’m too far into upgrading my gear to stop for now, there is no brain needed for this, pure rng. Rating 3 stars because the art for your character is very cute, she chugs boba when you heal, otherwise I’d rate two stars. As another review said for f2p this is a long afk gold grind for upgrades. Edit: I forgot but there’s also screen shakes that you can’t turn off. They happen when a mini boss dies, when you die, and when you beat the level. And you also cannot see the damage of the boss you die to because of the screen shake. And sometimes the ads glitch and you don’t get a reward, like I watched one that was supposed to revive me but I came out of the ad dead. You only get 3 revive ads a day for the 10-16 levels I can play per day, so I just got scammed out of one.

Another money grab game. Very quickly in the game you hit a reinforced pay wall. Map designs become so bad that there’s comically nothing you can do as a player to advance aside from spending money to boost your power. The towers do such low damage after a few levels that even the small common enemies become almost impossible to defeat. You’d have to play for years to ever have a chance of legitimately earning enough power to play past the first few levels.