North Tower! Merge TD Defense

You should make it so that it can remember you even if you disappear for a while because I literally lost my progress and I spent like no money doing all the progress. And like grinding here is just so boring. And this game desperately needs a progress update just because it would never remember you if you disappear for a while, which is actually absurd because a lot of us have reasons to disappear for a while. And why does the dragon have to be commanded by your literal finger if it’s 360? That really doesn’t even make sense. And just to attack one enemy too, and you need to rework the leagues because some of them are just changing their towers. In order to get high power and therefore this game desperately needs improvement like off the top improvement. and I do not recommend you to ever play this game unless you like being bored and like losing your date up when you disappear for a while. And they are too lazy to actually use people and use bots. If I could give this a half star I would or even no stars

I’m an admitted snob for incremental, strategic fantasy games, and I’m floored by how fun this game is. The balance of graphics, playability, quests, and not-quickly running out of ways to secure resources…these devs just “get it”. You guys rock! Plus, a big thank you to the generous IAPs, that both reward now and later. Of course, a thanks to providing a player account; making sure that any progress and any money spent will be available in years ahead.

Played it for a month, spent $40-ish and this is where I landed: Pros: -Great graphics -Decent leveling mechanics -Wide variety of things to focus on -Decent game progression Cons: -Way, way, way, way, way too many sub-menus. Upwards of 20 or more that all have independent goals and collections. —Within a week you’ll start to spend more time navigating in and out of menus and sub-menus than actually playing the game. -Combat is great in theory but the fact you have to manually command every single one of your dragon’s attacks is actually a bit of a drawback when you start to face enemies in 360 degrees. -Would prefer the option to level up your unit generator than being charged an increased amount for increased units every time and be given the option of a sell back for those lesser units. -The whole castle/town buildings area of the game is a great idea, but again, you’ll spend more time in menus and sub menus, watching ads, and trying to remember what building does what and what you were doing in there. If this game could get out of its own way and try not to nickel and dime every aspect of the game, this game could be great. But this isn’t a game. It’s a series of interactive menus and somewhere underneath all that is a shell of an idea of a decent game. I do not recommend!