Color Defense – Epic TD Game for Pc

this app is an awesome new take to the classic tower defense genre of games. It’s simplistic and retrograde design focuses the player on pure strategy in order to defend your space. I was gripped onto this game for hours on end (no joke) as I was determined to complete mission after mission—that is, until I reached the 3rd level on the non-tutorial mission. In my experience playing other tower defense type games, this one seems to require the usage of all tower variants including the “nanites” which are a form of in-game currency in order to advance your towers quickly. My only concern is that upon exhausting every last strategy and tower combination, I simply could not beat even the third level without having to slave away at advertisements to obtain “nanites” to bomb my frustrations away. It is well worth noting that the game’s preset difficult is “HARD”. I remember seeing in a previous review that the game is meant to be played on “HARD”, but in my opinion that difficulty is way too unbalanced to be able to play purely by strategy. I may not be the best tower defense player out there, but 4 cumulative hours on the same level trying combination after combination of towers speaks a number on something. All-In-All, an excellent game with an excellent take on a classic—but balancing is a major thing in order to have the game at the right challenge level.

Overall I like this game. Pretty good balance, the base tower seems mostly worthless but otherwise each one has its place. The most expensive tower seems to cost too much to be really useful. The hard mode is super hard and normal I can beat on the first try usually. Something in between would be nice. My biggest problem is that it is really annoying to get towers placed. It won’t let you put them on the course and it is really touchy about fitting things into the obvious places that the course presents. It would be nice to be able to move the tower anywhere but only let you place it in valid spots. Also some indicator of what difficulty you completed levels at would be nice. I beat everything on normal and want to go back and try hard and I can’t keep track of where I’m at.

This is a great game, one I highly recommend. On hard mode, it is extremely difficult; I recommend players start on easy or medium. The game does require creative thinking which must often change with each level, but the basic mechanics are easily learned. I have now replayed every level numerous times and still enjoy them — although I am still looking forward to new levels. I do have a few minor frustrations with mechanics. It is easy to misclick, and drop a unit in the wrong place. It is easy to intend to upgrade and instead pick up an unwanted unit. This is especially true when rushing against the time constraints of completing tasks when needed. A simple “undo” button (with a 3 or 5 second time limit) could prevent many restarts. I also want to commend the developers for their graceful use of ads which help provide rebound without destroying the enjoyment of the game. My biggest complaint about the game, however, is something likely beyond the control of the developers. Perhaps I am old fashioned, but there is one ad that frequently runs that I find very objectionable — especially for younger children for whom the game is otherwise well suited. (It is for some sort of video chat, but to me promotes voyeurism and sexually explicit behaviors.)

A nice game that slowly requires you to pay to get it to work the way any decent tower defense should. In this game you simply can’t get the tower to automatically aim at all the guys about to get to the end. Unless you pay. Then you can target one guy for a cost and the towers will probably - probably - aim at it as it approaches the end. Otherwise, they are all aiming at other bad guys way far away from the end. They could easily be aiming at the guys almost at the end but they just are like “Nope. I’m gonna concentrate on this guy that has no chance of reaching the end before those do and end the game.” But oh, wait! You can PAY to have more big bomb type stuff to drop. It’s such a blatant and obvious rip off. You can feel the programmers discussing how to get people to pay. I don’t mind paying normally, but I expect the game to be designed to work intelligently if I don’t want to pony up extra cash. This one just does the opposite of what any decent tower defense game will do. It lets bad guys get to the end while concentrating on guys who aren’t even a threat yet. So silly and such a ploy to make cash. I’ve spent $20 for nanites so far and enjoyed the game, but am done. It’s just too greedy a method to make cash. Yes, let’s design a tower defense game to act dumb unless the customers keeps paying. Deleting for good.