Tiny Guardians

With quite a lot more effort Tiny Guardians could become a very good game. As it stands it's a mobile port (which I knew) but a badly polished one (which I didn't know). It's a tower defense game game without the towers. A hero defense game unlike Defense of the Ancients. When under attack by a wave the hero loses the ability to move, becoming a 'hero tower', but gains the ability to summon defenders who can be moved within a limited range. None of the above is bad and along with the heavilly Kingdom Rush inspired graphics Tiny Guardians has happy cute feel to it. The probelm is in the port / implementation. Everything is slide this, tap that. If you want to summon a unit there is no right click wheel that can be popped up where you want the unit. Instead click and drag the summoned units card to where you want them. It's possible to click a card and then click where you want to summon the defender but this doesn't always work. Not a show stopper but subtly annoying. Upgr...

This game really isnt worth the money, its extremely limiting in choices and number of units. Not to mention slow. Additionally the 'challenge' mode doesnt actually add any level of difficulty as the only actual way to do these missions is to over level past them and unlock the spamable heals and damaging spells. Not a good game, maybe worth £1.99 on mobile, no way its worth £7 on PC. Refunded.

Not a bad game i would say kinda slow and boring early on. But picks up and has that fast panicky feel at parts when a giant mod or boss is about to smash your face in. Cute art style good controlls over all i would say for 10$ this is a pretty good game

good!... feels like kingdom rush made it...we need more hero defense games....if you like kingdom rush style, you will like this...

Do you like games like Kingdom Rush but want something a bit different? Tiny Guardians promises just that. Instead of building towers along a lane and controlling 1 hero, you are following your hero through the lane while controlling up to 6 guardians of various classes. Sounds good so far, yet the execution and actual game play and tactics are pretty lacking, unfortunately. Let's start off with the guardians: All in all there are 12 guardians available over 4 different classes (Warrior, Range, Magic and Stealth). These "classes" can be upgraded with stars you earn from beating levels (up to 3) and challenges. These can also be upgraded several times during battle. Each hero and upgrade costs resources that are earned by killing enemies. If you want more heroes that will also cost ever more resources. Higher Tier heroes cost more resources to deploy and upgrade. Tier 1, which you unlock in the first few missions (Knight, Archer, Magician and Rogue) are actually pretty good for most o...

Though the characters of this game is very cute, but the difficulty is not cute. If you are just trying to find a cute game to relax a while. Sorry, this game is not a correct choice.

[EN/US] Tiny Guardians is a Tower Defense game, but it has it's peculiarities. The biggest difference between Tiny Guardians and others Tower Defense games is that on Tiny Guardians you walk in the road to encounter the enemies. Another difference is that at Tiny Guardians you have some "quests" and earn coins once you complete a quest and with them buy new units. Yes, you need to buy new units, at least some of them. The game is pleasant graphically speaking, the music are also great and isn't that dificult. All this perculiarities and differences make Tiny Guardian an awesome game. Highly recommended. [PT/BR] Tiny Guardians é um jogo de Tower Defense, mas tem suas peculiaridades. A maior diferença entre Tiny Guardians e outros jogos de Tower Defense é que em Tiny Guardians é você quem anda pela estrada enfrentando os inimigos. Outra diferença é que em Tiny Guaridans você tem umas "missões" e você ganha moedas por completa-las e com elas comprar novas unidades. Sim, você p...

Very cute and fun little game, but definitely not worth $11 - more like $4. Wouldn't recommend buying it until it's on sale. It is a protect the main character type game with waves of enemies coming at you, and you have to spawn cute little units called Guardians (which have different classes) to defend her! As you progress through the levels, you will unlock several new classes/characters to aid you in your journey. It does lack content and feels VERY simple, apart from occasionally having some micro-management of your units, dodging some skillshots from some bosses, and landing your AoE Heals. It is a casual, fun little game so don't expect too much from it. 7/10

Having only played 2.9hrs of the game, my opinion may not be as viable. However, I have enjoyed all 2.9hrs of it(I've always enjoyed tower defence games as well as collecting/unlocking items - in this case Guardians-so that may be a reason). I do understand why many people would say that it isn't challenging enough even with the increase in difficulty as I can see that happening late game once everything has been fully upgraded and unlocked as it's a common theme in tower defense games I've played. Visually, Tiny Guardians is aesthetically pleasing in a cute-chibi kind of way (even the mobs) - this being one of the reasons which made this game catch my eye at first. The controls are simple once you get used to having to drag things round (I guess on the mobile platform it is easier through usage of the touch screen). The ability to use both summoner spells and to move Guardians to better placements ensures that you will something to do whilst waiting for the wave to end. Originally...

Unbelievably good.