Tower Wizard

I’ve always distanced myself from these incremental games because I know that I would get stuck mindlessly playing them over and over without really doing anything. But this one caught my eye because it looked fun and most importantly it has an end. We are talking about 10 hours of play time at max. [b]Very fun gameplay loop.[/b] It starts off just like any other game in this genre. Produce as much material as you can and build your tower, but after some time you realize that there is no way to really grow fast and no way to upgrade your buildings. This is the time where the game gives you an option to destroy your tower and get prestige points for it, or grind for a little longer to get more of them. Those points serve as a pretty big permanent upgrade to your future runs and are essential to beating the game. Don’t worry the buffs are so huge that you will be quickly back on track where you left off so don’t hesitate and do it. I must warn you though, be careful in what you...

fine little idle game for busy people with vertical monitors.

It's short, it's sweet, it's cheap, it's engaging. I definitely had more than enough fun to make the game worth my money

Good game. Really short tho. I didn't look into the length before getting this, and it kinda felt like it ended where it was just beginning. Had a lot of fun in those few hours.

This is a NEUTRAL rating at heart but marking positive because it's not a bad game. It was fine for an idler that felt mostly on rails. Not that idlers need to have extremely deep mechanics but the ones that do offer moderate depth and a level of choice tend to offer more enjoyment. It's not an indictment against this game specifically but I am getting somewhat tired of "Idler" and "Clicker" category games that can be finished in 2 days. They tend to feel like demos and it's a trending gap in the genre when we had games like NGU Idle 6 years ago. Not every game needs to be the same scope but something that offers more than 2 days of game time is definitely in order, especially when "incremental" is in the game description.

It's a really charming lil idle game with beautiful presentation & satisfying progression. You can finish in under 6 hours pretty comfortably, but I had a lot of fun just seeing how crazy I could power my units up.

Amazing idle game. well worth the money. Not too deep, but complex enough to enjoy the process. Has prestige mechanics, but you can push it hard enough that it doesn't feel like a timesink at all like other games with prestige.

I loved the previous free idler "Magic Archery" and had this game wishlisted right after beating that one. Now that it's out and I've beaten it, I've got generally positive impressions. All in all, it respects your time, looks good and is generally satisfying to play. I personally am not a fan of needing to emphasize specific metas and needing to pay attention to which mechanics become worthless in the developer's eyes. Usually in my opinion all mechanics should stay relevant, rather than becoming a marginal boost to the new mechanic that has been introduced. Despite having a focus that I personally am not a fan of, the game still is fun and entertaining. The speed of gathering resources and building yourself up might seem like it's fast according to the circa 9 hours it takes to finish (I could've finished in 6-7 hours, but I went for an extra prestige before the end on purpose to race to the end quicker), but honestly there were moments here and there where the game meandered...

A very interesting and engaging incremental. This is the type of incremental where you actually have to be there and engage with the game rather than to just sit and wait to click on upgrades. There are several ways to play thanks to the prestige system. What I also appreciate is that the game is not too long. It took me around 7hr to beat which I thought was perfect. It was dragging a bit at the end but not nearly enough to sour the taste of this great experience. Would highly recommend.

With my 4.5 hours I've gotten all achievements and beaten the game. The game does an excellent job with the prestige mechanic of helping bootstrap you through early parts of the game that you've already "figured out" while also giving you additional tools to help clear the next challenge it presents you with. I liked my time with it and feel I got my money's worth.