Old School Tower Defense

Pros: - Good game balance - Various strategies you can use to beat Cons: - Small game, but I guess that's okay for the price

My cuppa

Gosh, not sure where to start. What it has is boring and often broken, what it doesn't have would make for a long, long list. It has a short list of towers. one of which, the Ice Wall, does nothing/ Doesn't shoot at anything, doesn't slow anything down. Given the price of things, I was only able to ever afford the three lowest price towers, arrow, fire and acid. Fire seems to be the only one worth buying, as it's damage is so much higher, at only double the cost of arrow. Acid costs as much as fire, but doesn't do very much damage, and doesn't attack air towers. The towers have no targeting options, and tend to choose exactly the foe you don't want it to. The game seems to imply that you can level towers up, but the cost is high. I managed to save up enough to afford a level two arrow tower, but clicking on the upgrade buttons did nothing. Speaking of broken buttons, when you die, you get screen with two options, restart or go to menu. Neither works. There are no tactical actions or options, no strategic upgrades, no fluff and the map was pretty darn boring. I've been playing TD for a long time now, and even in the beginning days on Armor Games, there was nothing this…

This game is like a romance—vibrant, addictive, and full of strategic depth. It’s smoother than slivovitz and more thrilling than a village festival. A must-play! 10/10!