Unholy Heights

You are (slowly) building an army of monsters to fight wandering heroes, by catering to their needs as tenants of your apartment complex. Honestly, I didn't even thing of this game as "tower defense" before reading the reviews ;) It's a really nice look at Japanese reality of apartment rentals - with all the furnishings you might see in anime. There is definitely an unique style there, unlike your typical Western tycoon games. Kind of cute, kind of weird. My main issue is with controls during battle - it's always very confusing and hard to issue orders to your characters, even when trying to make use of the different selection modes. Maybe the game is lacking some additional keyboard shortcuts, or an active pause mode, or at least a 1/2 speed mode... In the battle, being a second late means your tenant dies, which - while not THAT serious - is annoying, as you might have invested quite some time and money into fulfilling their needs. Oh, and moving out children is a pain. I expected them to just decide to have their own apartment, but nooooo...

garbage

Overall simplistic (tower defense like?) game. Simple and easy to play, with the overall game play loop being enjoyable. I enjoy playing it and just kinda turning my brain off.

While this game seems to have promise at first, I'm rather glad I got the thing on sale. You move in monsters of either gender and then you can hope that they'll find a mate or move in a monster of the other gender and...hope they move in together before they find a mate with worst stats... I currently have about 60% single monsters in my three story "slum", and about half of those are asking for an item that is only useful if you're part of a couple... Match that to the fact that you need to kick out the parents if the child has better stats (because there's no way to just move the grown child to their own room) and it's a wonder I managed to get any children breed at all. Honestly, that aspect of gameplay seems more than a little hopeless at this point, and I'm starting to post 3-star Quests, which means stronger monsters would be appreciated.

Awful. Not enough content management to be a proper simulator. Not enough tactical control (i.e. none) to be considered actual tower defense. No real story, boring improvements, annoying grinding for cash, and sad attempts at humor. It wasn't worth the $3.99. It wouldn't be worth playing even if it was free. I want a refund so I can spend that money on a developer who deserves it.