Ultimate Protector

About

Ultimate Protector is a single player casual strategy game. It was developed by Dongguan Liuli Game Technology Co.,Ltd and was released on September 27, 2022. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

In Ultimate Protector, players must defend a goddess statue from waves of monsters, with the goddess offering power-ups in return. Use WSAD to move and dodge, and automatically use a variety of weapons like swords and thunder. Choose from 10 avatars, each with unique original weaponry, and combine elements to create powerful and potentially hyper weapons. Protect the statue and upgrade your character to become the ultimate protector.

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Single-Player

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Audience ScoreBased on 24 reviews

gameplay2 negative mentions

The game combines Tower Defense and Vampire Survivors elements, creating an interesting premise that encourages player movement.
It's easy to play and offers a chill experience, making it suitable for quick gaming sessions.
The game has enormous potential and is worth trying for fans of the genre, especially given its unique twist on the mechanics.

The implementation of the Tower Defense and Vampire Survivors elements is poorly executed, leading to a lack of differentiation and depth.
Technical issues, such as crashes on high-end PCs and lack of cloud saves, detract from the overall experience.
The game lacks actual Tower Defense mechanics, making it feel more like a bullet hell game without the strategic elements that define the genre.

gameplay
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The gameplay features core mechanics typical of roguelite-survivorlike games; however, it lacks essential tower defense elements and incentives such as purchasable barricades and assists, which detracts from its potential to offer a more engaging experience within the genre.
- “It has all the core mechanics and features of a roguelite-survivor game.”
- “But the lack of actual tower defense mechanics, and things that would otherwise give you incentives (like purchasable barricades and assists) just seem to hold the game back from the entertaining twist on the genre it could be.”
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Players find the grinding aspect of the game to be tedious, as progression feels uneven and overly challenging, making the experience less enjoyable over time.
- “While it is fine to play to a point, progression appears slanted, and the grind can get a bit tedious given the very stacked difficulty against the player.”