Tower Hunter: Erza’s Trial
With features of roguelite,players of Tower Hunter: Erza’s Trial fight their way up in the world of a giant tower with random modules. Different terrains are found in the towers, and there is exploration to do and challenges to overcome. Due to a contract between our heroine Erza and a demon, Erza is beamed back to the original start every time she dies. As time loops, Erza, becomes a strong fighter who can make her way to her target. In the world of Tower Hunter, countless warriors have already gone before you to challenge the unsolved secrets of the tower, but they failed. A mischievous god is lord of the tower. Cards appear after bosses are defeated. The empire grants different levels of licences to the warriors exploring the tower, according to the rarity of the cards they have collected. These licences bring with them status and power. Nobles have gone to the tower to compete for status and glory, but none have been as fortunate as our heroine Erza.
Steam User 12
I only gave a positive review because I bought this game at a big discount, which means it's an enjoyable cheap game. Indeed, as many people have said, the game needs to be more polished.
For me, the game has so many interesting things but they do not work in practice because of the easiness of the game. The game is super easy (seems to be made for kids) which means that it is not necessary to perform any combos or use any skills, you can just simply keep hitting your enemies until they are defeated.
To clarify, you can hit stop most enemies with a simple hit; only some bosses will have a stage where they won't be affected by hit stop. At this point, performing any combos or using any skills is for the sake of enjoying their animations as it does not "distinctly" deal more damage.
I would suggest you consider buying this game only with its big discounts. The game is good for killing time, but not that good if you want to play a game with deep systems.
Steam User 5
I would NOT recommend buying this game at full price, but picking up during a deep discount makes it an alright purchase.
In short, this game had a lot of potential, but the story is really flimsy. Not the end of the world. However, the game itself feels underdeveloped and underwhelming. The rouge elements are pretty weak. For example, the layout of the levels will only change a little after betting the game and going to a new game+.
It looks like the developers are expecting the players to run through this game about 8 times, which is nuts because it doesn’t change enough to warrant doing that. Some of the power ups will take a long time of grinding or just running the game again and again and again. I’m on my second play through and I’m pretty much done with it. I had fun doing it the first time, but nothing changes on the next play through so there’s not much keeping me playing.
What’s worse, in order to get to the final boss and get the full ending, you have to pretty much run through the game that many times to build your character up.
With better rouge elements, more story, more levels, more gameplay, faster access to power-ups, this could have been a really great game.
If you’re looking to kill 10 hours and the game is on sale, go for it. For the love, don’t drop full price on this one.
Steam User 6
Game is pretty decent, it has a lot of potential that it never really managed to achieve.
You can have pretty decent fun for most of the experience..... but it then becomes a grind without much point rather to reach unreasonable thresholds of stats for the so called "end game" challenges between challenge difficulty (stats sponge only) and secret boss (same)
Still a good value for offer price and decent fun
Steam User 3
Good game for a couple of runs.
More than that is hard to justify - everything's stay the same, only numbers changing.
Update: I died a few times and now i see that you lose too much stuff to motivate you for a prolonged grind that this game is all about.
You losing all Magic Cores collected in this run is vilest thing the developers could have done (and they did). So the only way for an effective power ups is finishing story over and over without ever dying. No sane person would commit to that.
So it's good for a one or two (2-3 hours) runs and atrocious (definitely not recommended) for a prolonged play.
I didn't see anything particularly unpolished like many other reviews mentioned - low budget but solid game.
Price on sale is basically getting it for free.
Steam User 2
not too complicated, it is very funny to spend some time enjoying an adventure, i like even the graphics.
Steam User 1
I can't complain much because the game is very cheap, and the game is very short but the dev makes you play longer to beat the hidden boss
the graphic look like hentai games
Steam User 2
Picked this up on a whim during a sale cause it looked cool (and the sequel even cooler) and I was not disappointed. Controls pretty well and feels quite free form, slashing up mobs is satisfying and there is a variety of weapons where I have to admit, the animation quality is a lot better than you would expect form a tiny little indie game like this.
Game is a bit buggy and janky, nothing game breaking from my experience.
Music reminded me a lot of Ys so that's a huge bonus. The english translation is terrible, but it's not really a problem and it can offer some chuckles.
I'm a fan of Erza now and I am looking forward to trying out the sequel, Frontier Hunter.