Final Borderline

Very average TD with little to recommend it. Looks ok although everything is rather small and game works ok but bores after a short while.2/5

towers are a bit under powered for the level they are supposed to be. lowest tower is best while most expensive is crap. this suggests they made the guns and put the upgrades in backwards possibly.

game is super slow with none of the usual extra facilities that we have come to expect these days (speed up, send next wave, etc..,). as has been stated the destroy button doesn't work so a wrongly positioned tower or even a wrong tower completely is left on the screen and you cannot replace it, just build round it.

there is no indication of the enemy health other than a dot above it. the bosses seem to die a lot faster than some of the normal enemies.

there are lots of things needing fixing or just putting in. I would suggest the game was play tested to remove bugs but the playability was ignored. on level 3 we get about 45 or more waves and it is so slow that it makes you think whether it is worth continuing with the game as it is bound to get longer and longer with more waves appearing in each level.

replay value is 0 unfortunately until there is a bit more speed in the game and options for speed and wave calling are added.

2/5

If this TD came out 10yrs ago, it'll be playable.

It's tedious waiting for baddies to reach your towers at the end of the line, the towers don't provide you any real info, you have to just buy them and put them down to see how well they work. The graphics are ugly. The music is annoying. There's no unique things here.

2/5 stars

Below Average Tower defence in my opinion. Nothing out of the ordinary, and has some large flaws.

For starters, Sniper towers are the only tower to use if you actually want to win. They are incredibly powerful for their price and with a huge range.

As already said, it goes too slow and could do with either a fast forward or speeding up in general.

Also, the Destroy button doesn't seem to work.