As a tower D afficiendo, I was interested immediately in this game. It does add it's own unique twist of movable "towers" which adds another level of micromanagement. This mechanic is fun as power ups, money and such encourage the player to use the mobility but with only 5 'tower' types, and roughly the same amount of enemies seems a bit underwhelming. The biggest problem exists in mostly the lack of levels, 10 in all. Due to the nature the human towers, upgrade pathing seems logical but alas, towers have little wiggle room for upgrades.
It's a good game, and better than most tower d games but fails to capitalize on a great idea. Maybe there'll be updates or sequel, as it stands it's worth the price of admission but could be much more.
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