Watcher Of Samsara (tl;dr review)

-


Replayability: 7/10
Gameplay: 8/10
Overall: 8/10

Overall. this custom map is quite an innovative one for a TD, its also quite fun for me, I went from failing repeatedly to being able to unlock "Torment" difficulty. It is still quite a new game and the creators are still updating it with content from time to time, quite a good game for TD enthusiasts.


 Tips and strategies
Here are some tips and strategies for you if you're interested in trying this TD.

  • You need to increase your hero's star level with by building the unit indicated on your hero's 4th skill slot.
  • You can only build a total of 3 SR/SRR heroes and 8 N/R units so you'll have to plan your builds carefully.
  • Don't be afraid to demolish units and heroes for better ones. You'll get a part of the unit's/hero's cost back. 
  • Don't spend too much money on rolling for new units in the early game, focus on items first.
  • You can combine Granite Golem and Blight Soul to create a special SR unit Chaotic golem by building both and using the 2nd skill of either one to consume the other. 
  • SSR heroes are not always the best choices, pick according to your needs. 
  • Here are some of my personal recommendations for hero picks: Anti-Mage, Monkey King, Slardar, Medusa, Luna and Necrophos. 
  • As for items, for Normal to Nightmare, you can consider getting Hand of Midas as a starting item.
Full review here

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Watcher Of Samsara (Review)

-
Image
General Watcher of Samsara is a custom map in Dota 2, it is also a game where I've spent quite some time recently on, at its core, Watcher Of Samsara is a Tower Defense game, but what makes it so special is that it requires the players to have some degree of basic knowledge of the Dota 2 to succeed, due to the fact that the game builds upon Dota 2 hero units and items mostly from Dota 2. So, if you like Dota 2, this is a great TD, but if you're unfamiliar with Dota 2, you might need to take some time to familiarize yourself with the heroes and items. Gameplay In essence, Watcher of Samsara is a Tower Defense game, which you have to build an assortment of towers to prevent the creep count on the map from exceeding a certain threshold. The units are categorized into different rarity: N, R, SR and SSR,which is quite a unique approach in the TD genre, because TD games usually only require you to be familiar with the unit types and tower types to achieve success but Watc...
Read more

Ryse: Son of Rome, Play as a Roman Soldier! (Review)

-
Image
Ryse: Son of Rome, Play as a Roman Soldier!   Ryse: Son of Rome is a hack & slash game where you play as a Roman soldier, it is pretty story-focused and linear, but the story could be quite confusing as it is told, and there really isn’t much that will stick as the story goes. So, it is actually a pretty bare bones game, not gonna be worth It at the full price, but at its current price, it is definitely worth a buy. Environment The game is very linear, so there’s actually not many places you can go to in-game, but the places that do get to walk around in looks very nice, especially right at the very start, where you are put into a crazy warzone. It just looks so overwhelmingly nice, and the parts where you run around a city killing people, yeah, the game looks very nice, it is one of its main selling points. Gameplay The gameplay itself is centered on hacking and slashing, there is little to no exploration in-game, or anything else, other than the combat, but ...
Read more

Nioh, souls-like game with samurai and ninja (Review)

-
Image
Environment The game is mostly set in a fantasy version of Feudal Japan, with demons and monsters roaming everywhere, the game takes on a dark and eerie vibe, not unlike the SoulsBorne games, and it does a very good job of delivering the dark beauty of the world that it is in. The ambiance is nice and enemies always seem to fit right into the maps, making it an enjoyable game to walk around in....when you're not being killed by the monsters, lol.  Gameplay Nioh is definitely a content packed game with a variety of weapons types, skill trees and guardian spirits that you can choose from to cater to your playstyle. In terms of weapons, there are swords, dual swords, axes, spears, Kusarigama, Odachi and Tonfa, all of them have their unique skill trees and provide you with quite a different playstyle, but from what I've played, I feel like sword is the most versatile for me. The mechanics I think were great are the Ninja skills and Onmyo skils, Ninja skills are tru...
Read more