The Demon King's Daughters

A terrible tower defense game with decent pixel animations. Around stage 13, I just decided to get a save file, which I recommend to you too. There's three scenes that all involve some form of corruption. Unfortunately, they're all extremely similar to one another. The problem with the gameplay is simply that it more or less results in you just spamming the first tower. Maybe have a green tower somewhere in the middle and that's about it. The monsters are all the same, the stages are the same, the music is the same. There's simply not much there.

the art in this game is great and i loved it for that but the gameplay is grueling and annoying. if you like to think hard before you get hard, go for it. Me personally though, i just got the save and called it a day.

The game is fine , nothing crazy really as others have said there isn't that much strategy involved in it . The reason why i gave it such a big score is because i really like the art in the game , if you are looking for a short game with good animations and not that much gameplay so you can go straight to the action then i think this one is worth it

At first, I thought it was hard... Then I learned that the game is actually easy... Even on normal... I... How... Gameplay, 2/5: Kinda Fun, Unbalanced So, it's sort of like a tower defense... But it's grid based rather than having a sort of "lane" (like Bloons follows a path, and you can place "towers" as close as possible, etc.) so towers take a square, and attack in a square radius... Like the sword tower... hitting in the 8 squares around it... Basically, what I found about how unbalanced it was, was that you just spam sword towers. Shout outs to "I want Lewds" and "Elgate" since they found out first. It literally counters everything because decent durability, high damage, low cost. It's durable enough to clump enemies, damaging enough that surrounding the clump with 2-3 can kill them, and cheap enough that as soon as it breaks you can spam click and place a new one. I literally could've done level 22 with only sword towers, but I placed maybe 2 archer towers because I was literally floating money. It would be more fun if it was more balanced, but with how... Stupid the strat is, I feel... Disappointed. Oh well. Visuals, 5/5: Cute, The Usual Level of Art The tower art, enemy art, etc. are all very good. Now, they're not super complex or detailed, but they're chibi and pixel art, and look good for their size. If you want super detailed anatomy and stuff, obviously this just ain't for you. The girls are cute, and the menus are... Standard fare. Porn is decently varied, nothing amazing, but I think it's enough to jork it. Overall, it's good because the things that count I think are good. In the sort of pixel art good. Story, 2/5: Minimal You're a human who's fighting demons... With the inexplicable ability to summon towers and siphon money from monster corpses. No one acknowledges it. You interrogate the demon girls who are "Gatekeepers" and kill the demon king at the end. It's just sort of a plot to explain why you're fighting. But at least it's something and makes sense. P.S., Spoiler: Ending I'm surprised the demon king wasn't a woman, nor got genderbent by the end. Audio, 4/5: Good Standard fare, fits well. Balanced well too where you can hear everything, but didn't destroy my ears or anything. Has sex sounds, dialogue text sounds (idk what it's called), and unremarkable music (just fits in I guess). I say it's good because it doesn't destroy my ears, and doesn't take me out of anything. It's not like... Pots and pans clanging for music or goofy music for the final boss theme, etc. TL : DR, 3/5: Game's Mid AF Poorly balanced in terms of towers strengths and weaknesses. Just spam sword towers (the first one). The porn you get is good enough, with 3 girls and okay variety.

The game looks nice and the animations are good. But the problem is the gameplay, it just feels repetitive after the first levels, just spamming the archers and tank towers and hope for success. Could be 4 stars if there were fewer levels in between.