Tower Wizard

Wow.

Found out from a YouTube channel - Civil Engineer Plays - about Magic Archery, which I finished in a day and wanted MORE of that experience. THIS is better than what I'd wanted, LOL. 

I run a show called License to Play, and wanted to start a side-show, called 'Brand New Retro' - new games using classic aesthetic - and I'm planning on reviewing both for my inaugural ep. 

If I could offer a suggestion about gameplay? With games similar, there's a mobile game called Idle Slayer - which resolves my real only nitpick (and I mean a TINY NIT) - which there isn't much for the wizard to do. Maybe offer a certain time the wizard 'levels up' and produces the other resources or can boost the speed of the other resources by clicking on the library or portal? 

I apologize if this is already part of the system, I'm still playing your terrific game, dude, :D 

Commander Dan youtube.com/@jellycakelap

Retrostation1989

I think the last update broke something in the browser-version (did not verify the download):

Error: Couldn't load project data at path ".". Is the .pck file missing?
If you've renamed the executable, the associated .pck file should also be renamed to match the executable's name (without the extension).

Fun game - played for about 30 minutes before this error showed up +1

Really neat little game! I have some minor feedback if that's okay:

1. the lvl 20+ dragon upgrades seem to bug out (both desktop & browser). it just gets greyed out and not interactable.

2. The parallax seems a bit strange, I feel like the far mountains should barely move rather than move with the foreground and the mid ground moving faster than both, the current setting gives this odd feeling as if the mountains were sliding around instead of an illusion of perspective.


Thank you for making this game, good luck with the Steam release!

There is a bug where it doesn't show the correct amount of magic 

Sorry in advance if you already knew this.

Edit: It seems to count the total amount of magic you ever had and not how much you currently have

Really cool game so far! Big fan of incremental games and this is no exception, definitely one of the better ones I've playd in recent memory.

Only bad thing I've noticed is that the forest totem is useless right now. The only point in getting more wood is to make totems, and at best this only serves as a reset to make another cooldown, since the first totem doubles your wood production, but the totem price also doubles. Afterwards it has diminishing returns, making it just worse than choosing the other totems. This can be mitigated completely by giving the wood more purpose outside of making totems. 

Anyways, like I said, great game still! Keep up the good work!

game is super fun!! would love to see more subsystems added!! honestly any more content would be amazing! the game is very fun and the artwork is beautiful to!

Loved it, can't wait for the full version. Already have it wish listed. 

New version is out! Note that previous saves will not carry over most progress, due to major differences in mechanics. Let me know if there are any issues!

Could you please add arrow buttons (up and down) on right side for moving up and down? This game is 99% compatible with mobile and that is the missing 1%.

Very fun! I love the economy sliders, do you have any plans to expand the economy into like, investing in the town or something like that?

This is fun. Hopefully the Steam release doesn't mean abandoning this version though?

loved the gameplay

maybe spell power buff and spirit cost decrease is too strong?

skipped the last 4 prestige points and progress still felt surprisingly fast

cute but short. another incremental game that takes about an hour.

menus are somewhat awkward since they like to open outside the screen. otherwise no real complaints.

the spell swapping mechanic reminds me a bit of Orb of Creation, which is much longer and deeper. i'm guessing your intent with these is to just make something short and simple, and for that goal i say mission accomplished.

if you decide you want to try being even more creative, it might be worth exploring more "diagetic" menus for this kind of game specifically, instead of relying on raw text, to make it more mysterious and compact.