Unholy Heights reviews

Unholy Heights is a 2d Tower defense Game in the comic look. You're a Landlord of a Tenement For Monsters. Occasionally, evil Heroes come and want to steal your sour earned Rent. Set up your Monsters Strategically in Battle. Keep your Monsters attached and make Them Stronger by improving Your Spaces. Verdict a fun Tower defense Game for between by the Whim makes.

The Game works (is?) Simple, but unsolicited fun and addictive. I bought the Game in a Bundle and just wanted to try it out. I couldn't stop the next four Hours! I wanted to get more And more money for my Rental Apartments to be able to buy ever newer fixtures-allowing the Rent to be raised a bit again.

Small game friendly and without big pretense, it will make you pass the time pleasantly, the music did not ugly and the sound effects do not make the ears bleed, the graphics are very basic but for this kind of game one expects no more. A location FR could have been a plus, but good the game is relatively understandable. I would recommend this game on promotion, because we would not have to pay it full pot eh.

Managed a monster Hotel looks nice but that stops there. The games is absolutely not intuitive or addictive, the monsters come and go for no reason, we have unknown requirements without Internet and the purpose of the games is very restrain to share the low interaction. -a general Monster = > we add a piece of furniture-heroes arrive = > we get the monsters out = > a party Meur, again arrive-the money adds a floor, and then....... etc Nice in theory but Platonic as possible

Nice little surprise this bead. You embody the devil and you decide to build a hotel in order to heshepherd demons. You will have at first a phase of management to the Sims so that your hotel rooms please your small tenants and in a second time heros of different counterfees will try to get you out and these are phases of Tower Defense that will engage with the aforementioned residents. Good life and easy to take in hand one is never lost. The soundtrack makes its small effect and the graphics sticks well to the spirit of the game.

How to define unholy heights?... I think that already we should start with the principle of this game, which is to populate a residence with monsters, to pamper them, to provide for their needs, etc... and then to survive the assaults of the wicked humans while the poor inhabitants did not ask (and this is vile). The idea itself is quite original, and it can be suitable for all ages. Over the completed quests you unlock furniture so that your boarders feel better. Only negative, the game is totally in English, which is obviously a concern for non-English speakers. Otherwise I find that this game is quite sympathetic, both by its graphics as by its soundtrack. What is sure is that this game smells like Japan at full nose, if you see what I mean!