ENYO Hack 1.2.13 + Redeem Codes

Gameplay is extremely simple and straightforward. Graphics are two dimensional and stylized cartoons. The soundtrack is short and on repeat. There’s a total of only ten levels in normal gameplay. Those might be reasons you’d be tempted to pass this over as a tactical game. This is a brisk, brutal game where you likely will fail many times. It rewards, though. It’s addictive. The music and the graphics fit the mood and the theme perfectly, no matter how seemingly simplistic. While simple, challenge escalates quickly, and there are modes beyond the normal mode to explore. And the gameplay hits that careful sweet spot where it’s just challenging enough to keep one playing at it over and over (and still fail most of the time) yet incredibly approachable and rewards being observant and experimenting. Really, my only lament is that this game is a huge battery drain when playing. It means my attempting to binge play it as I return to it has a governor on the binge length. And that’s the real tragedy of the game. At some point, you have to take a break because your battery will force you to.

I love how the game is strategic in your moves and attacks with the different enemy attacks, the placement of obstacles, and your own planning abilities. The art style is awesome, and the monsters are really cool in their design.
I have two ideas to add tho
1 - Add power ups such as a sword to be able to run into enemies and kill them with one hit, health power ups, and maybe even bombs like the alligator type bomber enemies. I think adding this mechanic to getting the Golden skull for three kills would be the best way to incorporate power ups like these, and have them drop on a random square that you have to get to so you can get and use them to add a little more challenge to using them.
2 - Add some kind of monetary system to be able to buy power ups to start off with or to buy retries and resurrections
Could you see about adding these ideas? It would really enhance the gameplay

If you take a look at my game downloading history on the App Store, you’ll see a never-ending catalog of games that I’ve tried, of varying complexity and type. This game, however has stayed on my iphone through at least three different device changes. I just keep playing it. It reminds me of chess, with the different players having different abilities, and each move causing reactions and possible danger or advantage. It manages to be quite simple and quite complex at the same time. I hope this game continues to be around for years to come, and I would support and purchase a version of this game for my laptop if it means that I could keep playing it over many years. Thank you for making this wonderful game, and keeping it updated :)

Enyo has been one of my favorite games since it came out in 2016. But the November 2017 content update is a downdate in a couple of ways.

First: the new Frogger enemy screws up the core fun of the game. I thought the game had perfect balance before, with powerful but predictable - and most importantly *manageable* enemies. Playing the game feels a bit like playing chess; you have to think several moves ahead to stay alive. The Frogger messes that up by being a very chaotic element. It’s not just a pain to deal with it directly, but it’s also a pain because it is stunning other monsters or blocking their movement in ways that are hard to predict, especially with multiple Froggers in play. And it’s just not fun or satisfying to run around avoiding Froggers for a dozen moves before finally getting a chance to kill one; it loses that tense gladiatorial combat feel.

Second: The first thing I did was play the daily challenge. I got all the way to the last level and then, after killing about 20% of the enemies, the game suddenly crashed. First time I’ve had Enyo crash ever.😟

While I’m at it, one more bug and one feature request:

Bug (unconfirmed if it still exists in this update): expert mode actually has 11 levels and the last one is “11/10”.

Feature request: I really wish you could Jump on your thrown shield to recover it.

ENYO is a deceptively difficult game. Even on normal difficulty, I haven’t gotten past level 7 or 8. But the difficulty doesn’t come from RNG: you always know what the enemies are capable of. It uses spacial reasoning in a very fun way: you have to position yourself just so to get the enemies into your attack range while keeping yourself protected. In terms of art, it is superb as well, evoking ancient Greek pottery while still keeping its own distinct style. It knows exactly what it’s going for and executes its idea perfectly.

This is my favorite mobile game ever. It’s challenging and engaging and years after starting I still play it nearly every day. It’s incredibly difficult sometimes, but that also means it’s incredibly rewarding when you come to understand it. But even after you get really good at it, it never stops being a challenge. I love that there are no in-app purchases or ads. Just straightforward play.

Tiny Touch Tales makes great games... period. I bought Enyo right away, and it has proven to also be fun and engaging. The Hook & Shield game mechanic is maybe one of the most interesting I've come across in a mobile game. It is also a difficult and challenging as you go through the levels. These devs make excellent games! I encourage you to buy Enyo, Card Crawl, and the upcoming Card Thief so they can keep doing it!!

It is a really enjoyable game, but some of the new enemies in the recent update are kind of unnecessary.
•The character that is supposed to make obstacles rarely does his job.
•The turtle that you can hook to move around with is pointless, when you can just hook shield guys now with the stun.
•I do like the frog with a hammer, but he is very overwhelming when you do harder levels with about 10 of them. It gets almost impossible to dodge the stun, even when it does it every other turn.

it's not as good as hoplight by Douglas Cowley, But it's pretty fun. It has similar mechanics,But it's not as well polished and a bit janky in some areas like changing equipment isn't responve and takes numerous taps. If you found this game remotely fun you would do yourself a disservice to not try hoplite, probably one of my top 3 favorites along with "FTL" and "out there"

“Strategic, beautiful, addicting. Only mobile game I regularly play.”
-> that was a review I had evidently started typing out years ago when I was a teenager.

It’s still pretty true. Years later this is the only game on the App Store I’ve never gotten tired of. I love the simple but challenging gameplay, I love the art. It’s an old friend.