Invader TD

[code]Written By Hidden Gems Review : https://store.steampowered.com/curator/38624426/, Follow me! [/code] Invader TD is a Tower Defense game. The game it's pretty simple with 4-5 types of towers in a 2D visuals, i'm not saying is a bad game, in fact I have a lot of fun but it's short game who took me only 1 hour to beat in easy mode and thats it. There is only 1 single run you defend 30 waves on easy mode and after win this waves you already finished the game. Also there are 2 dificulties more normal and hard but I guess the process will be the same but with more challenge. Even all the bad things I said with the price tag it's a thumps up for me because worth it.

Cant complain for the price but whys the alien gotta have tig ol bitties?

Only one level, very basic.

https://youtu.be/YfhIAT-5PRI Running out of content and variety is unfortunate for a tower defense game with a less common theme and setup.

Invader TD is a side-scrolling tower defense, much like Kingdom, but without the player controlling a protagonist that can freely move around the playing field. You're responsible for managing your resources in order to build and upgrade towers, as well as cast a small handful of special abilities at crucial moments during gameplay. The game took me by surprise in the best of ways: upon first glance, I assumed I had the core gameplay loop pretty well figured out after a couple attempts. After refining my strategy, I truly thought I had the game pegged... and then a mechanic changes in a way I didn't expect (and don't want to ruin here for potential players). It's just good ol' fun: well-balanced, well-presented, and will keep you engrossed, even if the overall runtime is fairly short. The graphics are pleasant, with some nice parallax scrolling, the UI is clean and simple, and the music is surprisingly catchy and well-composed. I do wish the game supported resolutions higher than 1080p, but with the graphical assets such as they are, it's not really a necessity. I won't belabor the point: if you're into tower defense, you should pick this up. It's a quick play, but it's cheap an…

Extremely simplistic game with less than 2 hours of playtime available. Very few towers with only 3 very finite upgrade paths for each (Damage, Range, Speed). The game hinges its entire difficulty on the splits paths concept. Unfortunately, it doesn't do that well creating no tension or difficulty from the attention splitting. Save your money.