Godspell Defender

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TL;DR: It costs less than a coffee, and if you want a fun way to kill a few minutes then you can't go wrong. Proper Review: The idea for this game is deceptively simple. You've got a load of enemies zerg rushing your wizard and your goal is to put them down, before too many escape. To do this you have a magical staff, but it's basically nothing more than a pew-pew staff and requires some serious charging to do any heavy damage, and even then it's crap. To make matters worse, their boss turns up, and as they all want to be minion of the month, they show that they really know how to ruin your day. So how does the brave wizard even have a hope? Spells of course, which is where the meat of the idea lies. Spells are coloured bars which scroll up and down the screen. While it's tempting (at first) to just pew-pew the spells as they appear you soon get overwhelmed, and do naff all damage. If you charge the staff and let off a shot at the right moment through the spell, the shot wil...

Godspell Defender is more than just a simple shooter, in this game you're a wizard fighting a horde of monsters. You do this by running backwards very quickly. But wait, there's more. The game works a bit like an odd hybrid of an almost-brickbreaker Breakout game and a more traditional shooter. The gimmick is that you need to carefully, very carefully time and place your shots against the "bricks" moving up and down the screen between you and all the angry monster dudes. It's certainly a unique gimmick, but just because it's unique doesn't mean it's good. But this game is mostly let down by a very weak technical implementation. From a technical perspective, the game doesn't meet basic minimum requirements that most PC gamers expect as standard. While there are options to change the resolution for the game, all this does is scale up the simplistic 2D art assets used to make the game, which makes little or no difference to the graphics quality. Without any other substantial gr...

Review at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PYAQZCEqvp8 Its a simple classic game and which I find entertaining. Worth a try considering it is free to play.

Simple low budget title, but worth the price. It's a few dollars and Silver Dollar makes great games even when simplicity is at their core. It's an arcadey timing fantasy shooter of sorts. Worth the couple dollars. Is it a great game? It isn't a triple A title, but for a couple dollars it is great for the price. Graphics : Surprisingly good assets for the budget. Gameplay: Simple controls , hectic and chaotic. Time those shots. Worth it: Definitely, Silver Dollar always makes good games.

It's fun ish game... but why the random charge ups?

BE CAREFUL ABOUT SOFTLOCKING YOURSELF You can't replay levels in this game, so if you keep losing on a level and completely run out of bombs you may not be able to progress and will have to start from the beginning. The amount of bombs you get gets carried over from each level, so I'd suggest being really stingy with the bombs. You can't unfortunately farm the bombs, because if you die you get the bomb amount that you had before starting that level. And later levels start off so rough that without some bombs you can get stuck. Other than that, the game is cool. I like all games from this dev, they make pretty novel stuff, so I'd recommend this, for a price this low. And definitely check out One Finger Death Punch 2, if you're not familiar, you won't regret it!

Really simple side scroller game where you shoot charged balls into hordes of enemies. You always have to try to shoot those balls through 2 or (for the best results) 3 lines of spells for maximum impact. Sometimes it's better to pew pew pew without charging too much, otherwise enemies will swarm you in seconds. You always have bombs at your disposal if quick enemies are breaching your defenses, but bombs don't generate quick enough, so you have to pick the optimal time to use them. Once you get better at combining spells - you'll be able to preserve much more bombs for later, more difficult levels. Most later levels are very RNG based. Sometimes you just don't get the correct spells to shoot through and your level is lost pretty quickly. But 2-4 tries and you'll break through. This game lacks polishing and it has no info on spells and how their multipliers/combinations actually work. So everything is achieved trough trial and error until you learn what combos are the most effectiv...

OK this is epic. It would be cool if you could unlock options to customise your character.