Elf TD: Lustful monster invasion! Forest village's great danger!

This is a Bloons like tower defense game with a fair amount of interesting towers. Its like older Bloons though with one upgrade route and has the monsters attack the towers. Plus of course some modern rougeliteish progression with gold that can be spent on abilities to try and make the levels better. This is a good example of a good game with ok porn. The porn isn't that good the gameplay is really cool.

Alright TD game. Doesn't really innovate but I enjoyed playing it nonetheless. Shame that there are only few variety in the ero part. Like every unit share the exact same animation with every monsters with only a few sprite alterations. The bosses don't even get an animation.

A basic TD that is not too hard and not too easy, I say the difficulty is enjoyable. I got addicted playing this and already defeat final boss in single sit. It's great, with small game size and no lagging when there's too much enemy. You should try it if you like strategy. H Gallery is not that much but it just for spice things a bit, I play it for the game.

Writing: 7/10 Imagery: 8/10 Gameplay: 10/10 Kinks: 7/10 Overall: 8/10 All those years of Tower Defense games on Newground finally pay off! Huge army of darkness attacks, use elves to defeat waves of attackers, prevent them from making it to the fishline, and watch out for the ones who fight back. Real simple, but tons of fun! Sex scenes are not earned by defeat like I had thought they might be, but by earning points, doing well, which you can then use to unlock monsters in the book, and then view them in the gallery. I do wish the smaller elves had more difference from their larger elf sisters, because viewing them upclose just shows you the only changes to these sex scenes are the skin color, hair color, and breast size. So not as much variety as I was expecting. Still, for a TDG, this was super fun, even the final map where you have to survive hordes of waves while killing the final boss at the same time. Yes, it is a bit of a grind to upgrade units in the heat of battle, but I tell ya, some of them are busted. The ancient elf with her poisoned spikes is insane to ground defense, the bird girls are the best air defense you can ask for, and those pixie elves healing and dealing damage at the same time make defending against attackers a joke. That's not to say I didn't go for variety, but there's some balancing that needs to be done for sure. Overall, less a porn game and more a game with porn in it if you want. Otherwise is pretty fun TDG.

genuinely fun game you know its good when you stop caring about the porn (a bit) and keep playing just cause the gameplay is actually fun the actual pixel art is great the biggest complaint though would be that the gallery is way to bare bones; in the actual game you can see huge orgy scenes happening but the gallery lets you do only one animation at a time and there's no sound at all in there for some reason? pretty disappointing considering how fun the actual game is

Simple but entertaining tower defense. There's a variety of enemies, it requires effort, and the levels have a certain level of difficulty. PROS Unique abilities with interesting level-ups No single unit is meta Nice art CONS The enemy AI follows a path that sometimes deviates from the expected route and ends up attacking the most crucial elf in your formation... There isn't much variety in the gallery; there's an animation for each of the eight elves, but in reality, there are only two with minor variations. FUN FACT Upon completing a level, you earn base gold, plus gold for a perfect score, plus gold you didn't use. The plan is simple: go to a level without bees and, using melee units, druids, and a healer, farm with the fewest resources possible to earn over 5000 gold per map played. Repeat until you have everything maxed out or just unlock the gallery. Also this is fast because druids as permanent AoE (and i think melee units too), so just speed up a lot of enemy waves.

Moderately solid Tower Defense. Not GREAT mind you, but better than most porn games. I mean, it's not another visual novel. I like pixel art, but there's a total of 8 sex animations, one for each monster. Which is... meh. There's some big full screen more detailed pixel art that does look good, but the only one with any lewdity is the one you get for losing. So... lose for porn. Speaking of, the porn and the gameplay are unfortunately at odds. It's not QUITE lose for porn gameplay but it is pretty close. You get porn when you lose units. Which only happens when you're on your way to losing, and the sex scene buffs your enemies. So it's basically lose for porn. I don't need to explain to you why that's unsatisfying as a mechanic. The game wants you to grind, which I don't mind personally but know that going in. It's not LONG. But it is grindy for that period of time. Personally enjoy that kind of thing, but I play Disgaea. My opinion on that should not be trusted. It's a bit annoying when an enemy walks ever so slightly off the side of the path and walks right past all your melee blockers and starts wiping your ranged units. So be careful about putting them right at the edge of the path. Uhhh... the spells aren't explained at all, but they aren't very good anyways so nothing really lost. Spend your money on the two upgrades that give you more money. It'll cut your grind down a lot.

Dev just made tower defence with sex mechanic "just being there". There is no balance with main gameplay and sex, most types of the enemies are not even going at direction of your units. And if u gonna try intentionally lose units to see scenes - you just gonna be defeated. It makes me even more sad that despite anims being simple and repetitive, they are pretty well made with good elfs designs. DAMN YOU DON'T EVEN HAVE TIME TO WATCH SCENES DURING GAMEPLAY. Out of other mid/low quality games from this dev, this one actually could be really cool in terms of sex gameplay. What a shame.

Fun little game ~4hours i would say. gameplay wise it's an ok tower defence game, if you want to save a lot of time, upgrade gold per kill first,then starting gold, other perk are kinda irrelevant compared to those 2. some level feel like content padding though (repeat of the previous level with a slight enemy army difference) you get one animation per monster/elf combo (the elf side is only a hair colorswap mostly), although i want to point out a nice touch for consistency from whoever did the art, the tentacle animation fondle boobs, but in case it target one of the flat chested elf class the animation is changed to not include fondling.

The game is very fun if you like tower defense, the lewd aspect is minimal but very nice. To unlock the animation you have to buy the monsters from the monster book, the game never tells you that. Looking forward for a sequel

Unlike the last lazily made game from the devs, this one has great gameplay, the H-scenes are kinda meh. This is a real tower defense game where you need to place your elf defenders on the field and create a strategy to win, after each battle you can buy upgrades. It took me ~5 hours to beat the entire game, some of the stages are really hard, all I will say is, spam the ground spike plant elf, she deals a stupid ammount of damage, and surround her with healers. You need to pay attention to the abilities of the elfs to learn when to use them.

Great game and nice challenge needs a sandbox though where you can just play the game in however way you want or a vice versa of spawning enemies and you controll what you put out but the gallery fits.

We've seen PvZ-likes such as Tentacle Tower Defense , this is more of a Bloons TD-like with its winding routes and varied waves. Being about to strategically put units directly in the path of the enemies is pretty innovative as far as Bloons TD-likes go, but it seems like it doesn't really matter. Upgrading enough that you can win later rounds (which are full of massive hordes of enemies) also means being you will never be able to lose, except on purpose. This is actually pretty good as far as H-games go, but I can't help but wonder if tower defense is just not a good H-game format. Too many enemies makes it so you can't see the animations, and you're slightly punished for it anyway because it buffs enemies. Levels are also really long, 10+ minutes for the later levels. That's fine for a serious game, but here it just seems like padding. Upgrading every unit to full power just means you get to hear a torrent of thwackthwapthwackthwap as a thousand enemies walk into your knife elf blender. Personally I didn't encounter any bugs, but other people did, so that's something to watch out for. I'd say the animations are pretty good for pixel art, but it's kind of tricking you into thinking there's 64 combinations of (large-breasted|medium-breasted|small-breasted) and (blond elf|dark elf|other elf) when the animations are basically the same for each elf across all 8 enemy types. There's no sound effects and bosses don't have H scenes. You can definitely say there's a playable game in here, but it's undercooked and not particularly special. There are definitely other games with similar themes and gameplay that are better all around.

Very fun. A lot of the negative reviews are skill issues. If you're cruising through you can speed up and overlap the waves, meaning the game is as hard and speedy as you can handle. I really like that. You can get away with spawning 5 waves at once if you're natty Balancing revolves around needing to build infrastructure to protect girls from certain enemies. Close range is OP until you get your shit kicked in by bees. Building on the path is high risk high reward because you get maximum pierce but can lose units There are a few technical issues (bird girl crashes your game, game prioritizes selecting girls over upgrading), I assume these will get patched out As for the porn, Eh. The animations are too short and can be interrupted. But you can throw a loli directly under 60 orcs if you're bored which is pretty funny

I very much enjoyed playing this, each of the unique levels were fun and offered their own challenge. the Towers had their own uses and none felt useless and the enemies felt balanced (excluding the Golem enemy and the Final boss) and the spells didn't feel too useful excluding the wall spell, that spell is the fucking goat. My gripes with the game is that the amount of coins gained and cost of permanent upgrades don't fit. (I'll confess I hacked in coins using the appdata:local save so that made my experience easier), Permanent upgrades don't show a max level but if you buy an upgrade past it's unseen max level the game breaks. And the final boss feels unfair as it has too much health, I was able to defeat it on my first try but for a while it felt like one of those bosses you can't win against. If you are a new player my advice is to use a shit ton of snipers and melee towers in the later game but to still use some variation of towers. Edit: oh yeah and the porn is ok too I guess. the cost of 3000 per enemy gallery feels high but it makes sense as it's to make you play the game then buy it later.

Gameplay: Mostly Standard Tower Defense, except you have no idea how big a space your units take up andthere is no grid. You can only upgrade every elf units health outside of combat, only levelups in combat matter for damage, range, etc. The most important upgrades after a level or two in health to smooth out early placements is starting gold and drop gold. Units are either just deleted or raped at 0 hp, depending on the unit/source of damage. This provides little benefits, as you lose everything you spent on that unit. You unlock units quickly, but will quickly need to rely on healers and the melee elf unit to hold gaps in larger lines. Problematically, the borders of the map are screen borders, but units can and will be placed almost entirely off the map. Attempting to click on levelups can be hindered by your own units and other health bars, friendly or enemy. This can cause frustration. If a pixel gap exists, an enemy will take it, and enemies will constantly walk off 'path', even if they aren't flying. The regular units come in 8ish flavors, Goblin, Orc, Pig Orc, Tenticle (sic), Bee, Slime, Wolf, and Golem. There is no indication where Bee's will spawn from at the start, and can range from the corner of the screen to half the lane spawn side. They are the only flying unit, and can generally be cleared reliably by about 4 upgraded archers with triple shot and some backup. Bee's are never priority targetted unless they are considered farthest enemy. Tenticles (sic) will constantly spawn short lived tentacles that will attack units and ignore pathing. This is a moderate annoyance, but the Healer and another unit or two will take care of the spawns. The Golem is the 'last' enemy to added to the game, and is the most annoying. Tanky, not significantly slower, and takes half damage from magic. . . and also passively heals. Even the elf blender of melees and healers can't guarantee safety if they spawn in hordes on tight roads. So just make more melee units, or place the snipers behind them to pierce groups. The Cyclops champion unit is also the most dangerous enemy in the game, since it will one shot every unit in an AoE, and can attack off-lane depending on placement. Goblin king/lord does weak fireballs (untargetted), and is less threatening than most normal enemies. Maps are annoying, but the final boss is half puzzle. The map starts with you getting a final upgrade for each unit, which is nice because you have to deal with the entire map being the lane. This isn't explicitly said by the game either. Then once you survive the waves, you need to defeat the boss. This involves four nodes you have to destroy. . . which are not targetted by any units. And if you placed your units behind the given walls the game provides, none of your units will reach the boss weakpoints. The solution, as is the case in most things, is to earn enough gold to place your strong core of Healer + Melee elfs with enough levels to scythe through everything and avoid the center where the Cyclop champion spawns. And your reward for winning is the good images from winning that fight, which contain nothing, and the one bad end screen shot. Art: Decent pixel art, where each standard enemy does 1 pose but you technically have two bodies, loli and adult, to see them in. These variations change little,g giving you 8 animations in total. Not really worth the price of going through the lackluster TD. The scene is nicely done, but only 1 sex scene exists, the other 5 are clean. Story: Almost non-existent. The elf lands are under threat of the evil army. Defend the elf home. In summation 2/5: I can't in good conscience give this game higher than a 2/5 after beating it. The gameplay for a TD is lacking in places it shouldn't be to minimize frustration. Preplaced assets by the developer can allow leaks to occur. The animation is nice but very sparing with minimal differences in units. If each unit had variation with each enemy for scenes, or if more scenes existed; then the slight dissapointment in gameplay wouldn't be felt so hard.

Fairly challenging but well made. Engaging gameplay and no bugs, the same can't be said for most of the games on this site. Compared to most of Lemon Dead Dragon's games, this one's probably the best.

Not much of a porn game but its a decent tower defense game. I played it for about 4 hours. It was fun, but it crashed on me during the final defensive area on lvl 2. It's tower defense with pixel elves. For the most part, the enemies just by pass the elves unless the elf is directly in their path. If an elf is in their path then they will attack it until defeat and then there will be a quick scene before they continue their assault. I didn't finish the game because of the crash. It looks like if you want to save coin you can buy gallery scenes, but the coins are also used for upgrading troops and skills so you won't be getting gallery scenes for a while unless you decide to replay levels over and over again just to get coins. They are long levels too with multiple waves. I enjoyed the 4 hours I spent playing but after the first map you really don't see anything new. All the heroine types are unlocked at that point and the only thing else that may differ later on is the enemy type. The game does increase the challenge as you progress which is good. So like I said, decent tower defense, not a great porn game though. I'll give this game 4 stars for the benefit of the doubt. I do appreciate these kind of games. On a site full of adult novels pretending to be games, it's nice to play an actual game now and then. Thank you dev for this treat.

If it weren't for the few random bugs and annoyances, I'd probably give this a 3/5. But as is, is closer to a 2/5. It's a tower defense, where you defend a path. You can place on the path, and off the path. The H-Scenes positioning varies only on the monster, and the elf girls are essentially just resprites for the H-animations. Story is minimal. Music and sound is fine. Might be fun for, say, an hour or two. But you might want to just download the save afterwards. So, the problems. Firstly, if you place too high on the screen, you can't see girl HP. Hitboxes are unforgiving, i.e., bird hitbox is small. Basic archer misses relatively regularly. Placing girls/towers too close together makes it difficult to choose who to upgrade (especially if very close to the top). Upgrading Town HP, and both spells to lvl 5 crash the game. Upgrading elf HP, and money crash the game at lvl 10. (Though to be fair these crashes occur at least for me, and only IF you go to the upgrade screen. Save editing is stable.) A bunch of small problems make an otherwise average game, subpar.

It's a neat, short tower defense game with a few issues here and there The dev is, it seems, experimenting with his games, so, god bless his path, may he find what sticks to both his passion and the clientele, this will probably get updated just as his last game did, but for now I'd give it a 3* The animations are neat. Great, even. I'd say that there ain't enough pixel-animations coming out lately. My heart will be forever stolen by the flying princess game, and until they release a sequel my soul shall be an empty desert with nothing but a single oasis inside of it somewhere, which consists of a giant string that shoots monster-girls at monsters. But this one is like a random cactus you find on your way to the oasis. It shall satiate your thirst. The problem is, despite a lot of elves and a lot of monsters, you can think about elves as "skins" for animations, thus the actual amount of them equals to the amount of monsters in game for now. And while the animations are neat, there just ain't enough of them. Personally, I enjoyed the dev's last game more, despite it having quite a low ranking. I do understand why from R34 standpoint, but as a game it was pretty decent. This one is gonna have the same problem from the rating standpoint, I believe. In terms of gameplay - it's a tower defense game. You get elves that act as towers, each with a certain quirk that make you wonder about how to effecticely use place them. You can't just put them outside the road as in normal tower defense games - nah, you can put them straight onto the road for the upcoming hordes of monsters. But that is not a highly recommended strategy for various reasons. Unless you're putting down an impenetrable wall made out of 3 melee elves with a healer behind them that's gonna act like a factory blender by turning the upcoming hordes of enemies into a plate of salad. Upgrading the towers upgrades their damage, health, and after the 4th level up they gain an additional ability - healer starts healing, normal archers shoot additional arrows, lightning ladies strike down 2 zeus bolts instead of just 1, etc, but in terms of tower upgrades that's pretty much it. You CAN also use coins you get from finishing or farming levels in order to upgrade the HP of all the "towers", but that's it. There's no evolutions, there's no additional strategy per se, the only thing that changes are the enemy combinations on levels and the level layout itself, that's about it. Hence why once you actually get a viable (for you) strategy going, every level feels kinda the same. There is a gallery which you can unlock by encountering every single monster, and in order to unlock the monster scene you have to pay 3000 coins, so dying in order to browse animations ain't required - moreover, feeding elves to the monsters is just gonna buff them, but that's about it. It ain't that interesting from the tower-defense genre standpoint, and while the animations are great, there ain't enough of them to interest the H connosiers that much. All I can say about this is that it's either a project of a dev who's just slapping shit on a fan to see what sticks, or someone who's trying to figure out what's working for HIM. 4\5 for animation quality 3\5 for their actual amount 2\5 for gameplay for now, unless the next updates are gonna introduce a speed-up button to make the grind easier or add some variety to animations/some side stuff you could do besides clearing the missions.