Cursed Treasure is a free online strategy game created by IriySoft. The object of the game is to protect your gems from being stolen by enemies.
The controls in this game were pretty simple. You’re using the mouse to control everything. To build multiple towers or to cast multiple spells on your enemies, hold the shift key down before clicking.
To destroy the enemies you have to build towers. There are 3 basic towers: den, crypt, and temple. The den can only be built on a grass tile. The crypt can only be built on a snow tile. The temple can only be built on a rock tile. To build towers you use your gold. Each time you destroy an enemy you will earn gold to buy your towers. Your towers gain experience points for shooting at enemies, and that’s how your towers are upgraded. The towers you place automatically fire at enemies that come within range. There are also 3 spells: cut out, frenzy, and meteor. Cut out spell clears the forest. Frenzy increases the fire rate of your towers. Meteor damages all the enemies in the area you select. To cast the spell, you click the spell button of the spell you would like to use, select the enemy that needs to be destroyed and click again. The first couple of times playing, the enemies were able to get my gems and run away with them. After I figured out to place the towers where they were the most beneficial, it made it a little easier. Planning out a strategy to keep the enemies away from the gems helped. Even if you fail a level, you're still granted experience points, so you can just level up and try again. Still the game was very challenging for me.
Overall, the game is fun to play and addictive. Although it was challenging and I wasn’t getting very far in the game, I found myself wanting to keep trying to succeed. I also liked that I could control the speed of the games using the time control buttons.
The graphics to this game are a little dull. I think they could’ve used a little bit more coloring and detail. The game play seems to flow well with no hesitations. I found the music to be very repetitive, but it went well with the game.
The controls in this game were pretty simple. You’re using the mouse to control everything. To build multiple towers or to cast multiple spells on your enemies, hold the shift key down before clicking.
To destroy the enemies you have to build towers. There are 3 basic towers: den, crypt, and temple. The den can only be built on a grass tile. The crypt can only be built on a snow tile. The temple can only be built on a rock tile. To build towers you use your gold. Each time you destroy an enemy you will earn gold to buy your towers. Your towers gain experience points for shooting at enemies, and that’s how your towers are upgraded. The towers you place automatically fire at enemies that come within range. There are also 3 spells: cut out, frenzy, and meteor. Cut out spell clears the forest. Frenzy increases the fire rate of your towers. Meteor damages all the enemies in the area you select. To cast the spell, you click the spell button of the spell you would like to use, select the enemy that needs to be destroyed and click again. The first couple of times playing, the enemies were able to get my gems and run away with them. After I figured out to place the towers where they were the most beneficial, it made it a little easier. Planning out a strategy to keep the enemies away from the gems helped. Even if you fail a level, you're still granted experience points, so you can just level up and try again. Still the game was very challenging for me.
Overall, the game is fun to play and addictive. Although it was challenging and I wasn’t getting very far in the game, I found myself wanting to keep trying to succeed. I also liked that I could control the speed of the games using the time control buttons.
The graphics to this game are a little dull. I think they could’ve used a little bit more coloring and detail. The game play seems to flow well with no hesitations. I found the music to be very repetitive, but it went well with the game.
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