Unholy Alliance - Tower Defense

Obviously early days, but a promising Tower Defense - keeping me more than amused!! (Bought the game after trying the demo.) Good Tower and Ability upgrade paths. A very good variety of enemies with different attributes - you will have to think. Will try to update further in.

Very nice game. I love defense games. And I played a lot of them. The developer has worked hard to make it the best. No buy to win. Just strategies and fun. Thanks to the developer.

Love this game, I recommend playing it if you love tower defense based games

if you like tower defense games like (Kingdom Rush) or (TDB) I am 100% sure you will love this game 10/10 game

A game in the "Kingdom Rush" genre. The graphics are a little simple, but they work. The game play is, as usual, hard in the beginning. It follows an established and successful strategy of game making, pioneered by the Kingdom Rush team. There are several towers each has a special role. They can be upgraded more and more as you proceed. I think the game is designed to be played first at the novice difficulty and then at higher levels. Well worth a try for anyone who loves tower defense games. This genre has attracted game-makers from around the world. This one comes from Saudi Arabia. UPDATE: After more playing, I find that the game is more difficult than average. It does have a lot of options and enemies, but the difficulty can be frustrating. It is perhaps a problem of balance.

Only 46 minutes in, but I am enjoying this offering. It's not going to be a classic of the genre, but so many TD games are so totally bad that even a decent effort like this one stands out. There appears to be only six kinds of tower, with very simple upgrades, and the graphics are very primitive, but the game is fun, and levels often require some thought, and on occasion, several attempts to figure out. In addition to the towers there are several tactical options, which is always a plus for me. A bomb, a temporary tower enhancer, a short term freeze affect, and decays that block the path for a short time. There seems to be some kind of fluff in the background, I think, but it is so far sadly thin on the ground. A shame, as good fluff is often the difference between engagement and boredom. I have yet to even figure out what the title refers too, what alliance? Mine? The enemies? No clue. But the game play is enjoyable, so I am going to stick to it for now. For those who care, no pathing, and the maps, while varied, tend to be pretty simple. An easy one thumb up.