When this game prompted me if I liked it, I said yes. Then it pollitely asked me if I'd like to rate it, which is what I chose to do. I haven't gotten a single ad that I haven't purposely opted into, and to me that already signifies a great game. You're able to focus on the game and not worry about getting an ad every single time you finish a level. The tutorial is slow progressing and simple, yet difficult enough to force you to pay attention to what's going on in a straight forward way. This is exactly the type of game I was looking for when searching for tower defense games! You can route the enemies to go where you'd like, adding an extra dimension to the strategy behind the gameplay. You're able to get a VERY decent amount of wool by watching ads, which I'll happily contribute to. All around great free to play game and definitely worth the install! Glad I found this game and great work to the team for not being scummy and money-grabbing! <3

Maybe you guys should just focus on writing a good game and charge a fair price for it up front, rather than relentlessly trying to get me to pay more and more and more and more and more and more and more and more and more and more money for it. Then I would find that fun, and give you a good rating. But all the cute graphics in the world aren't going to make how hard you're trying to nickle & dime me into paying like $20 to play this little game into a fun experience. You want me to pay money for towers. Then you want me to pay money for "slots" so I can use those towers in the game. Then you want me to pay money for the ability to earn enough "wool" to buy more towers and start all over again. Then you ratchet up the difficulty so quickly that I have no choice but to spend more more money. Except, oh yeah, I do have a choice. I can give you a low rating and delete the game because it's not fun. It would've been a GREAT game if you could have made it so I could earn my way up through all that stuff by playing well, rather than keep asking me to open my wallet and pay you more and more.

The negative reviews saying that you need to make in app purchases to succeed are entirely incorrect. If you need to save up wool (the in-game currency used to upgrade towers) you have to replay some of the levels a few times.The game is a great tower defense game with incredible graphics and cute dialogue/story. It’s both easy enough to enjoy, but challenging enough to keep you on your toes. It seems like the game hasn’t been updated in several years, which is disappointing since it’s such a fun game. Some levels are really hard compared to other levels, and some of the choices you need to make to beat that level aren’t always super clear. Knowing where to place what type of tower, and how to redirect the path the enemies take really determines if you can beat some levels. Admittedly, I had to look up some walkthroughs of the levels online to pass those harder levels.

This game I have returned to many times to play just shows how good it is, no forced in ads, the difficulty is not hard yet nor easy it’s a fine balance… until you get to the desert levels which I remember being a little more forgiving, the problem is not with how many aliens you’re dealing with, it’s the booster pad mechanic and balancing that with firepower in certain levels and it’s very difficult if you’re like me and want 3 stars. Though that could just be me being dumb, if anybody knows how to get 3 stars on some of the desert levels, please give me some hints. Otherwise then I slightly recommend either turning down the alien count or (what I would like to happen) you can make the boost tower a little stronger at keeping the other towers cool. After the sand levels is difficult YET possible levels that are fun. So overall just a small issue for me and everything else is completely fine. Thanks!