not bad, but not good

I read the reviews, tried to hold out hope.

All of these reviews are spot on.

I press start, and the moment I start the game, there's this ugly grass background, a big blur of something to my right, not that I even get a chance to inspect it as enemies start immediately rushing me within like, 2 fucking seconds.

In a panic I start pressing these buttons on the side, none of them do anything, (I figured they might give me a selectable tower that I could place on the field) so I just start clicking n the enemies and... oh. Oh I shoot a laser. This is one of THOSE defense games. Well, maybe it won't be too bad. After about 2 minutes of clicking on enemies and trying to kill them, I'm wondering "Where the fuck is a pause button so I can upgrade?" but nope, no pause button.

Now the enemies are taking more than 3 or four clicks per enemy to kill, and I only HAVE one fucking pointer. Lemme get this right, I have to click a tiny 2x2 pixel flying across the screen at an inordinate speed FOUR TIMES, and then do it over and over and over again within seconds of each other (As by now there are 10 or more enemies on the screen at any given time), all while trying to find a spare second to click these TINY fucking buttons on the right side, HOPING they'll upgrade me, or pause the game for a second so my wrist doesn't cramp up, or maybe set off a fucking nuclear explosion ingame so at least I'll have 5 seconds of reprieve before another wave of enemies hits me.

No, fuck that. Your game ate up 10 minutes of my day that I'll never get back, and another 7 minutes writing this review. Waste of my time, 1/10.

Could use some work on this

I give this a low score due to how there is no tutorial since the help doesn't really help much. Another reason is the overall design, which isn't very good. Lastly, no hot keys for some many buttons?!

This is badly made, but I feel that this game might have some potential.

One question...

WHAT AM I LOOKING AT!?

yea....about that.

This isn't really a "tower" defense game. If it went by rounds so that the player could have a break and upgrade then instead of all of the single letter buttons it would allow you to fully type the upgrade name and a tool-tip about each. Would have been fun if that was the case but, that defiantly killed it for me.