4.6 




A very, very good TDD. The game does a great job of teaching you how to play it and how different turrets work without completely spoon-feeding it to you. Every level can be played on 4 difficulty ratings, so you can go back and play "nightmare mode" on specific levels without having to commit to that difficulty for the entire game (something I dislike in other games). If you like TD-type games, give this a shot.





So far, the game is really fun. Good graphics, soundtrack, and gameplay. There are multiple skill trees + lots of upgradable units to control the strategy of the battles. The UI design lags slightly behind Defense Legends, but its sci-fi story/ world building, sound design, and depth of play are more than worth the one-time price of admission.





Fresh out of beating the first campaign here. This game does quite a lot with seemingly very little. Only 4 different turrets and limited to arranged locations sound like less fun from an outside perspective. However, this isn't the type of game to be beaten through sheer spam and brute force. Choose which turret you want at which position and be rewarded for your strategic thinking and research point investment. Top it with cool worldbuilding and enemies that keep you alert. Definitely worth $$





The game is fun, and I haven't come across any bugs. All the unlockable upgrades to your towers, base, and the timed recharging powers improve as you play. The currency for those unlocks is earned with each completed mission and not bought with your wallet. I probably would have given 5 stars, but there are some confusing components with vague explanations and no option I have found to fast forward rounds while in missions. Other than that, it's enjoyable.





Not worth it. Gameplay is grindy and quickly becomes unfun after a few hours. You lose the freedom to choose a tower layout on the higher difficulties and have to follow a stricter layout to solve the puzzle. You only have 4 towers. I especially didn't like having to pay attention to when my abilities would come off cool down so I could spam them.
Review Source: Google Play store public user reviews.
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