Steampunk 2 Tower Defense 12+

Name: Steampunk 2 Tower Defense
Rating: 4.1 (364 reviews)
Author: Dmitry Gushchin

Dmitry Gushchin

Designed for iPad

- 4.1 • 364 Ratings

- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases

Description

Steampunk Syndicate 2: Tower Defense Game is a sequel of tower defense with elements of collectible card games that has 1M+ downloads worldwide!

Tower defense made in awesome steampunk setting. We created a game world with eccentric characters, steampunk weapons, towers and highly detailed levels such as the Seaside Town, Flying Zeppelin, Temple of Time, Derelict Firing Field, Ruins of Spire and the Realm of the King.

You will confront waves of relentless enemies. Build and fortify defensive towers: gatling gun, elemental fire thrower, bomber, tesla robot and generator.

Game Features

- More than 40 free card game wars levels to challenge your strategy
- 5 upgradeable towers
- Customizable steampunk robot
- 2 upgradeable heroes
- Fantastic eye-catching art design

Resistance and their giant steampunk machine The Defender have to protect their world again!

Nov 14, 2017

Version 1.2.75

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.

- New deck slots
- Fuel is removed
- Balance is improved
- Minor fixes

4.1 out of 5

364 Ratings

Decent update

Much as the original, but same old fun. Recommend if you enjoyed the first one.

Many glitches and too many ads

This game can easily be a 4.5/5 or even a 5/5 but there are too many ads and glitches that push this game back. If there were updates that fixed glitches and less ads this game would be amazing. There’s a specific glitch that combining cards that it will glitch and kick you out of the game and you’d have to restart the whole game.

Easy? A bit pointless

Maybe I’m just late to the party, but the game was easily completed in a day of playing and I didn’t really have to do... well anything.

There’s a whole mechanism of collecting cards, then combining them to update your towers and equipment... but it seemed fairly pointless, and didn’t seem to have much effect.

You can buy pro to get more slots (room to take heroes or towers into a level) but I just used the same three towers in the three free slots and won every single level.

So I guess I’m saying it was fun, but the progression system didn’t ever feel like it paid off.