Разработчик: Hangzhou NezhaGames
Описание
Game features:
Toy system:
If you want to succeed in battle, simply being the "best shot" is not enough, you will also need a good strategy to manage your military forces. aka your ever expanding toy set.
Thankfully, you're not alone. Use your set of magic toys to defend against monsters’ attacks. Each toy has a specific skill, opening up multiple strategies to take on waves of monster attackers.
Place your cute but deadly arsenal along the paths, between the monsters and your town crystal, and watch as they fight with you to eliminate your enemies.
At the end of each stage, you'll recieve a new monster busting toy to weild in the next zone. By the time you've mastered a few levels, you'll likely have a strong selection of adorable, albeit deadly little allies to help you in battle.
Weapon System:
You're armed with a projectile launching sceptor which can fire magic missiles or use up to three additional special skills, which burn , freeze, or electrocute the monster hordes. Gain energy for these special shots by nailing the enemies in their tracks.
Choose from multiple vantage points:
Teleport between towers, in order to get a better shot at the monsters and increase your chances of victory. Sometimes the best defense is a good offence, and sometimes that means taking the shot from a better vantage point.
Playing instructions:
The magic sceptor works much like a bow and arrow. Hold the business end with your left hand and pull back with your right. Pull back further to fire the projectiles with increased speed and power.
Additionally, headshots count. Aim for the heads to gain maximum damage.
Special elemental shots are managed with the thumb pad on the left Vive controller. Press up, down, left, or right, to choose from the four different elemental shots
Go forth and protect your lands.
Поддерживаемые языки: english, simplified chinese
Системные требования
Windows
- OS *: Windows 7
- Processor: CPU I5
- Memory: 4096 MB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA GTX 970+
- DirectX: Version 12
- Storage: 4096 MB available space
- VR Support: SteamVR or Oculus PC. Standing or Room Scale
- OS *: Windows 7
- Processor: CPU I7+
- Memory: 8192 MB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA GTX 970+
- DirectX: Version 12
- Storage: 4096 MB available space
Отзывы пользователей
I can't recommend a game that loads you in with your hands reversed, especially when the message board shows that this has been an issue since at least 2018.
Reasonably fun until the last couple of levels. I got sick of having 5 seconds to defend myself against something (no idea what) and getting no clues as to how to do that. Then, having failed to do whatever it is I should do, I then restart the level (over and over again).
Not fun.
This game is a tower defense title with the worst voice acting known to man. If you can sit through the terrible "plot" elements the game is fairly enjoyable. Definitely wait for it to be on sale before purchasing, but you'll be able to waste a few hours in this title with no real effort, and while gaining at least some satisfaction.
Just played through and finished on Medium. Took about an hour, though missed a few stars. Hard would probably take longer with some level retries.
Game has a cool concept - kindof like a tower defense + archery.
The boss scenes are a bit buggy, and sometimes it feels like there are too many tricks being packed in at once in a non-intuitive way. Lastly that little bird with its half-dozen broken english phrases gets pretty annoying.
Relative to the other VR stuff out there though, I'll give it 8/10.
P.S. For VR tower defense, I much prefer Castle Must Be Mine.
I bought this on a whim and ended up playing for about an hour. So far, I really enjoy it. I got about 75% of the way through the storyline. It feels geared toward kids but I am an adult that enjoys fun kid games (such as Putt Putt and other Humongous Entertainment style games) so it didn't bother me.
Game starts and some 'uncle' walks in what I presume to be his house and tells me he's going to give me a poo on my magic report card unless I do better??
Tower defense in VR good for kids, ok graphically but boring as an uncle taking a shit on your report card in whatever country this dev is from.
Also in that country they have hands the wrong way round, so in a country with hands the wrong way round and uncles taking dumps on report cards this may be a good game. Here not so much.
At the time of this review I've only played five levels, and while the game's demographic is clearly for younger audiences, the gameplay itself is fairly fun. The game opens the door to VR's potential in tower defense, and I'm pretty excited for what the future holds. In this I had to place towers, use a bow with a drawback action that shot different types of arrows, and defend myself from the villians spells. Headshots are also a thing and you'll quickly learn to aim for them. I'm not certain what the rest of the game has instore, but what little I've played so far has been enjoyable and I'm looking forward to playing the rest of it. Lastly, I purchased this during a 80% sale, so while I think it will earn its $9.99, it's definitely worth picking up when it's only $1.99.
I do not Reccomend this Game if you are a fan of VR. the price tag on this game while small is barely Deserving. First off i would like to say that from the foundation of its gameplay, it seems fine. Tower defense is still interesting, your towers being toys is innovative and fun, and having that support role so you can help the fight is enough to make it engaging constantly. but what disapointed me constantly was the lack of polish on little details and the horrible, god damn tutorial. now to most those are tiny thing, however the way they did it stacked up these details into a huge problem.
im going to give a minor problem, something that i think isnt a big deal but is super annoying. a Major Problem something that i think needs to be changed. and a Wtf detail, something that might just be personal opinion.
Minor detail, the model toys. Alright so in this game you get toys as you defense towers, you use energy to place them and they work great no problems there, however if you hang out in the main loby area and want to check out the toys you can only pick them up with 1 hand, okay not a big deal but its annoying i cant just pass it between hands. second thing is the lack of effort put into completing the models, licked one model up and its feet didnt have a polygon face so it was see through, not a huge issue but if its for playing around it it breaks the immersion, other tiny glitches like that with the toys constantly. another thing i was super annoyed at was it gave me the ability to move around. . . but why? theres nothing to interact with in the room only the toys which arent even easy to reach since the teleport does get you close. instead of having just random polish, they should have made the room more interactible or better yet make the entire game just a Sit down game with the controllers since it auto alligns your direction on the towers anyway.
Moving on, my major issue with this game is its tutorial style. instead of things like basic prompts or just even slight nudges or anything, the tutorial stops your interaction and forces you to look at a screen untill you perform the action in which you can then play the game with said ability. instead of having like a tutorial level it springs this on you for the first 3 levels constantly annoying you with dumb game breaking tutorial screens.
Now my final problem with this game is this, and its more of a personal point but. . . they dont focus anything at all on teaching you the enemies of the game. Wolves, rats, bunnys, etc it just throws them at you and says "Fuck all heres some stuff to kill" first time i saw a Flying enemy it was already at the crystal objective and had been dropping bombs. overall i got a bad vibe from just trying to experience the game and if peoploe are willing to put up with that for something thats barely better then the arrow shooter from the lab then have fun but its not worth 10 bucks in my opinion.
Im not a big fan of tower defense games in general, but this was a pleasant surprise. The game play is rather unique, and works quite well. You have a good variety of defensive structures and unique units (toys) to your disposal and is able to participate in the defense in person as well.
At first glance this appears to be a "kids only" game with a cartoony world, toys and a wizard uncle. But its actually turns out to contain challenging tactical battles along the road. The story, dialogue and voice acting is not much to look forward to, but the game play is great.
Polished gfx and presentation but an odd amalgam of tower defense and archery with a cartoon style. Some VR games drop you right into character and you feel part of the game but i personally didn't identify with the role of a boy opening up presents from his bearded wizard uncle and then defending crystals from incoming rabbits and other wildlife.
The magic scepter draws back like a bow but has 'laser sights' so you can align your target. It's ... different. After deploying your 'toys' (traps, turrets etc) you have a wave of different attackers to contend with. After several levels there's a 'boss' fight with a witch who hurls fireballs. Then i traced a pattern in the air (spell) and the witch was defeated.
The voice acting was pedestrian but it was in English (accented US) and there were lots of mid game overlays that clearly show controller functions. I got the impression that there was a lot more levels and variety of scenes ahead.
At the current discounted price there's certainly a lot of content for the price, the UI works well and it all looks great but there are better individual archery, RTS and Wizardry games. If you're looking for something that combines all three however and you don't mind the confusing storyline then try this.
6.5/10
Child of Ault definitely has a charm to it: maybe it's the whimsical music, or fairly well-designed cartoony environments. However, there is no polish here at all. I can't recommend this game for its many flaws and obnoxious dialogue and voice acting. I completed the game in about 2 and a half hours in two sittings, and didn't particularly enjoy it past the first half.
The instructions are confusing, and new mechanics are often thrown in seconds before they are needed to avoid death, particularly during long boss battles. This resulted in dozens of respawns where I had no idea what had happened, and had to die a few more times in order to figure it out. While this might be endearing to a 'hardcore' style of game, it only amounted to frustration and confusion.
The system of both spawning creatures and firing your bow-like staff was what drew me in. While it provided some degree of entertainment, the game just wasn't difficult enough (outside of the randomness mentioned above) to make full use of these mechanics.
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Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | Hangzhou NezhaGames |
| Платформы | Windows |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 02.02.2025 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 55% положительных (11) |