Try if you can - 100

I had thought at the start that this would be a fun TD game, but the more I played the more I saw the many flaws and weaknesses. I initially gave it a negative review, but I have found myself playing it and enjoying it, so even with all the flaws, I am going to change it. It does have a really interesting, long map, which is a plus, but there is only the one map, which is a negative. Also, no pathing, not a huge deal, but some people want to know. The graphics are cute, the animation minimal, the sound boop-beepish, but not too bad. A key mechanism of the tower defense portion, which is only 1/3 of this game really, is the races, each is a group of five increasing in cost and damage. They have varying abilities, so there is a bit of a fun learning curve discovering the best place to put them. There is the reverse side however, which is that units will not attack their own type, as the invaders are a rotating member of the same list of races as our units. As a result, luck can play a huge impact on how good your game is if the wrong race suddenly comes thru, and your best towers suddenly don't fight. Variety is key, if you can afford it, and if they show up. The game does give you…