Geometry Tower: Idle Defense

... It completely ruins my iPad pro, running it at cooking temperatures and draining the battery in no time. This despite being a very simple game (cpu-load wise, still fun to play) with very simple graphics (looks nice though), in other words: It shouldn't even raise the temperature above ambient and use very little battery. To the developers: Please try to limit the frame-rate to the device maximum, and consider adding an option in the settings menu, to further reduce the frame-rate to half that. Anything more than the device max. is just wasted anyway, especially for a game such as this, where fps (more than 30-60) does not increase precision or enhance game-play in any significant way, and will just cook peoples hardware and discharge their batteries unnecessarily (to my knowledge you can't disable V-sync. on iPads anyway, so there really is zero advantage to rendering more than the display freq. as those extra frames are simply never shown, not that the human brain runs, visually / consciously, at more than 10-15 fps anyway!) - Your game shouldn't even use 10% hw. res. on a modern iPad (so maybe 50-60% on my old 1. gen. 12" iPad pro - I mean, even Minecraft doesn't run this hot on my device!!!), if not so, consider using something more suitable for your type of game than Unity, which notoriously comes with a huge overhead on all fronts (cpu, gpu, mem), which is mainly "recovered" if making very complex games, heavy on physics and eye-candy etc. For instance: How many MB does your games installer take up? You do realize that your entire game, if written directly in C or Rust (which I know is not really an option nowadays), and if done competently, should fit in a few hundred KB at the very most (a good demo-coder could probably do it in 4K, if they omitted the title screen, the rankings and other online-fluff, and did all the content procedurally). Anyway, surely there must exist some multi-platform RAD / IDE / whatever engine / platform that offers a smaller and simpler footprint and less hw. overload for making 2D idle-games like this..?

The sound that the shells make when they hit the ground is annoying and there is no way to turn it off, which makes the game unbearable to play.

Enjoyable game to pass the time. But have hit a wall at level 24 that I just can’t pass without watching a ton of ads to get boosts. The stun mechanic seems poorly designed to the point where it’s completely useless and unhelpful. What’s the point in stun if they’re just going to teleport back to the position they would’ve been in the first place? Useless mechanic; very frustrating

Sound cuts out seconds into the hame; then sometimes returns for a few seconds.

Please fix the Devouring Behemoth Black Hole upgrade as the Legendary Booster effect does not seem to be working correctly when applied. Otherwise, fun game. Developer’s response: "Hi, we have fixed this issue in version 0.2.78. Please update to this version to get it fixed. Thanks" Update: I was and am currently using that version and still have the DB Black Holes crossing directly over and often expiring on top of my tower instantly depleting my health to zero. Please review and update, thank you.

Can you add a mode where you keep playing until you die?

Zero adds legit the only bad thing is no endless mode

The game itself is pretty fun and engaging, but every moment spent watching a goddamn minute long ad is brutal. With each ad, my will to continue playing decreases, and now that ive beat level 20, i deleted the game. It’s just too much. And no, i’m not gonna pay 50 bucks to play this game.

Well designed. Excellent music, sharp graphics. Clean art. Stable system. Interesting and entertaining.

Terrible UI, runs horribly, filled with ads. Not even worth your time.