Sci-Fi Tower Defense Module TD - Defend space base

This puzzle game is a blast, but it might be challenging for older folks (ages 40 and up) to see clearly. Make sure your phone has enough battery or keep it plugged in while playing. I really enjoy the music in the game. It's much more professional compared to the audio in the second game. And the graphics are way superior to the second game too. You can definitely tell the difference!

I used to have a great time in the beginning when playing this game. It was just the right level of difficulty for me. I managed to reach level 23, but now I lose if the opponents manage to take just one glowing orb back. Initially, they had to retrieve all orbs to win. This new challenge feels almost impossible. It doesn't make sense because the game still gives me the chance to earn three stars based on how many orbs I can save.

You know, the game is in a pretty good place! There are some areas that could use improvement, but overall it's a blast. I remember I shared some thoughts and bugs with the team after they asked for feedback. And hey, I thought I already left a review, but oh well. I don't get why some people are leaving negative reviews. The first level is a breeze to three-star if you strategize with the right tools. It's engaging — not flawless, but impressive nonetheless. It's not often you come across such challenging tower defense games that are free-to-play. The storyline could use a bit of polishing, though.

The game used to have five stars, but after a new update was released to promote a sequel, things got messy. The way towers are placed and the trails of weapons now overlap each other. This causes me trouble because I can't see the entire map in many levels, which makes playing the game really challenging. I can scroll way too far in one direction, and in the other direction, the map is cut off. I'm giving the game one star until this unnecessary issue gets fixed.

Challenging, but achievable. I find it quite enjoyable. Only some small issues cost it a star. In the game, there are three currencies, yet you cannot view the red one (so you're unaware of how much you possess). Moreover, it is not made clear that the battlefields can be scrolled, which would improve gameplay. Additionally, there is no indicator for waves, so you have to pause between waves to construct, and there is no information on how long it takes for sold towers to disappear (which is excessively lengthy). Despite what it may seem, I genuinely appreciate this game.

Wow, this tower defense game is amazing! Each board presents unique challenges that demand different strategies. Having money is helpful, but not a must. The game features fantastic graphics and easy controls. The story elements are silly and might be more enjoyable in another language.

I really had fun playing the game! It would give us a cool perspective to know the average damage points per second from the towers. This way, we can see how well our different loadouts are performing. By the way, I discovered something interesting by chance - seems like a loophole or trick. When you activate the greed skill and then sell a tower, the multiplier from the greed skill applies to the selling price. So, in a difficult stage where I was struggling to earn 3 stars, this trick helped me out big time. On the hard level, I managed to get a 3-star rating easily and build all the towers I needed right from the first wave.

This Tower Defense game is truly exceptional! The unique Module system for customizing towers according to your style is a fantastic addition. I am particularly impressed by the way they have managed monetization in this game. The option to directly purchase credits through micro-transactions is quite common and convenient. If they ever introduce cloud-based syncing for purchases, I would definitely consider spending a bit to acquire those extra credits needed for upgrades. However, what really stands out is the way they have implemented ads. It's remarkable how they have made it appealing to watch ads voluntarily. The choice to watch an ad for a few credits that can be used for tower upgrades is simply genius. In just one week of playing, I've watched more ads than I ever have in any other game. On the downside, there are a few bugs that have rendered some levels unplayable, leading to me uninstalling the game. This also means that if I do decide to reinstall and try again, I'll have to start from scratch. This lack of cloud storage support might discourage me from returning to the game.

So, there's this really tough game where the enemies get stronger much quicker than your towers do. This means you have to spend a lot of time grinding and watching ads if you're playing for free. On the bright side, the ads give you plenty of resources which is helpful. But if you manage to find a glitch to get heaps of money, the game can become quite boring after a few levels. Overall, it's a fun way to pass the time and can be super challenging without using the glitch.