Tower Tactics: Liberation

Fun and addictive. There are a ton of new decks to unlock as you level up adding even more variety. At level 25 I have only really explored one deck out of 15-20. It will be a long time before I run out of new things to level up.

After playing for around 7–8 hours, I cannot recommend this game. There are a lot of mechanics that simply don't work well together and sometimes even work against each other. For example, there are three different types of battle stages: short stages with around five waves, longer stages with roughly twenty waves, and timer-based stages. The short stages never felt satisfying because there isn't enough time to build anything interesting. However, that hardly matters, since most waves only contain a handful of enemies anyway. In the timer-based stages, I often found myself just waiting for the timer to generate mana so I could play another card. Most of the time I had far more resources than I could realistically spend, which made these stages feel boring and repetitive. The main battle stages are actually quite fun, and I feel like the game should have focused much more on them. Another issue is that every run felt very similar. That's the exact opposite of what I expect from a good roguelike or deckbuilder, where runs should feel unique and encourage experimentation. I've read that the game opens up after a significant amount of grinding, but that's definitely not what I'm lo…

I like what it was trying to achieve! but it feels like it lacks a lot of substance unfortunately. Farming through the meta progression takes maybe 10-20 hours to get the orange/final upgrades if you're not being optimal in how you get through it, and that should feel good when you unlock them, but there's just nothing to do when you get to that point

This is a good tower defense game that hits a lot of, if not almost all of the right notes.

Very weak attempt at a TD and a rogue like. Many frusterating elements that really make you want to stop playing and nothing to pull you back in.

Pretty good tower defense game with some interesting strategy elements of squares with different abilities. Decent variety of towers fairly easily accessible. Not terribly complex but limited mana and cards each round can be interesting as are the spell combinations. I enjoy the fact that there isn't a bunch of micromanagement. But the number of waves, their depth, and the variety of enemies is lacking. It's fine, better than a lot of TD games, but gets boring after a time.