As pay to win as it gets
Honestly how do you make a game where you can’t even get past the first lvl without paying for progression like make this make sense
Description
Here’s the honest description of our game. Don’t say we didn’t warn you.
This game is sort of like tower defense, but not really. You’re in charge of orcs, fighting off waves of humans. Your goal is to take down the humans' wall that they’re pouring through. Each kill tosses you a bit of gold, which you can use to slightly reduce the time it takes to spawn an orc and upgrade a few things — because who doesn’t love a good grind?
So, you’ll grind, upgrade, die, collect some stuff, do a few challenges, and, oh yeah, die again. And again.
And that, my friends, is basically the core gameplay.
Now, let’s get to the stuff you’re definitely going to love:
- This game is insanely hard. Like Contra-level hard, but with half the polish. On average, our players need at least eight attempts just to beat the first dungeon.
- There are fun items you can use, but good luck finding them. Occasionally, you’ll stumble upon a treasure chest that you can unlock—if you watch an ad, of course. Sometimes humans will drop items, and sometimes you’ll get them at the start. We like to keep things unpredictable.
- After you finally take down the humans' wall, brace yourself for the final wave. We’ve made this one extra strong just for you, so just when you think you’ve won—surprise! You haven’t.
- Each new dungeon resets your upgrades. Sure, you’ll keep your items, but all those painstaking upgrades you made in one dungeon? Gone.
Jump in and enjoy the frustration.
We worked really hard to make sure you will!
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This game is sort of like tower defense, but not really. You’re in charge of orcs, fighting off waves of humans. Your goal is to take down the humans' wall that they’re pouring through. Each kill tosses you a bit of gold, which you can use to slightly reduce the time it takes to spawn an orc and upgrade a few things — because who doesn’t love a good grind?
So, you’ll grind, upgrade, die, collect some stuff, do a few challenges, and, oh yeah, die again. And again.
And that, my friends, is basically the core gameplay.
Now, let’s get to the stuff you’re definitely going to love:
- This game is insanely hard. Like Contra-level hard, but with half the polish. On average, our players need at least eight attempts just to beat the first dungeon.
- There are fun items you can use, but good luck finding them. Occasionally, you’ll stumble upon a treasure chest that you can unlock—if you watch an ad, of course. Sometimes humans will drop items, and sometimes you’ll get them at the start. We like to keep things unpredictable.
- After you finally take down the humans' wall, brace yourself for the final wave. We’ve made this one extra strong just for you, so just when you think you’ve won—surprise! You haven’t.
- Each new dungeon resets your upgrades. Sure, you’ll keep your items, but all those painstaking upgrades you made in one dungeon? Gone.
Jump in and enjoy the frustration.
We worked really hard to make sure you will!
In-Apps
- Gem Pack 1
- $1.99
- Gem Pack 2
- $5.99
- Gem Pack 3
- $17.99
- Gem Pack 4
- $49.99
- Gamespeed 2x
- $9.99
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User Rating
4.58 out of 5
328 ratings in United States
5 star
247
4 star
53
3 star
12
2 star
2
1 star
14
Ratings History
Yatzy Solitaire Reviews
Tiny Dungeon
Awesome game!!!
Interesting…
Interesting take on Tower Defense, Orcs defending against invading humans…
G
Very fun yet difficult
Basic-cally what it is
No surprised. Simple game. You have to watch ads to proceed but they are optional. I wish they would get rid of the ads that you have to click on like 5 times to end it.
Excellent game
Good time killer
Fun
It scratches an itch. 👍
Fun
Fun
Fun
Lots more fun than expected
I like a the sexy time
Enjoyable time waster
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App Info
- Category
- Games
- Publisher
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bad monkee
- Languages
- English, German, Spanish
- Recent release
- 0.1.121 (2 months ago )
- Released on
- Apr 18, 2024 (1 year ago )
- Also available in
- United States, Canada, Germany, Russia, United Kingdom, Vietnam, Spain, Netherlands, Philippines, Austria, Ecuador, Singapore, Brazil, South Korea, Bahrain, Thailand, Israel, Norway, Dominican Republic, Malaysia, Ireland, France, Argentina, Chile, Poland, South Africa, Taiwan, United Arab Emirates, Italy, Portugal, Lebanon, Denmark, Lithuania, Indonesia, Japan, Sweden, Hong Kong SAR China, Romania, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Türkiye, Nigeria, Belarus, Kuwait, Czechia, New Zealand, Greece, India, Kazakhstan, Estonia, Finland, Azerbaijan, Latvia, Bulgaria, Malta, Nepal, Uzbekistan, Slovenia, Belgium, Australia, Hungary, Pakistan, Colombia, Algeria, Peru, Switzerland, Ukraine, Mexico
- Last Updated
- 1 week ago
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