Jungle Hunt

So close to being very good... Tower accuracy is absolutely laughable, as many other commenters have rightly pointed out. More information needs to be included for each unit type, and should be more intuitive; before you buy a unit, you should know (without having to recall from the tutorial) damage, range, types of creeps targeted, status effects inflicted, etc. Also, as good as it looks, a little proofreading through the various texts couldn't hurt. All flaws are forgivable if the towers wouldn't miss constantly. Missing is nigh unforgivable in a TD game.

Ah, and... Juni, "realism" is a damn poor excuse to make a game nigh-unplayable. I've seen other TD games where you can miss (Bloons TD, for one) and not only does it fail to add anything resembling realism (there's only so much realism you can add to the cartoony style you see in TD games, and besides, trained snipers might not hit with every shot but they don't just fire randomly), but generally in other games you can actually hit something you shot at once in a while.

Oh. I was hoping some of the issues would have been addressed before republishing after all this time. Shame to let the good original effort go to waste, but I guess suggestions are futile. . . . Playing tips: You can buy/sell meat in the Oil towers. You can buy lives in the Meat towers. Targetting: Usual story - try to position all but axe warriors where they can get a line on multiple targets and are unlikely to turn, and they might hit something by accident. Splash warning: Splash only works if a direct hit is made as well.

this would be a great game if you didnt miss so much make it a little more accurate

well , arrow tower suck !