Nice fun game worked awesome no glitching at all and really fun tower defence game play the music was great too

Protips for players:

1. Start with a machine gun for the first 10 waves of infantry, then build a rocket launcher and manually command it to target vehicles.

2. Enemies will try to enter up to five squares away from the black road on both sides at the top; leave at least one square near your middle open, but block the rest with walls.

3. Don't worry too much about 'customizing' turrets, it really just lets you micro-manage the upgrades, which becomes a moot point because always better to fully upgrade tower X before building tower X+1. So customizing just enables you to buy 'parts' of upgrades (e.g. just power, speed, or range) when you can't afford all 3 via the upgrade button. If you're really pinching pennies, you can also customize the tower you are manually controlling to downgrade all the range, since a manually controlled tower has no range limitations.

4. Once you get about 15 waves in (half-way), you'll want to outline your turrets with walls to absorb some of the heavier tank fire. Between rounds, rebuild the walls that were destroyed. This is cheaper than just trying to repair your damaged turrets because a 25-health wall might get destroyed by a much stronger tank shell, but if a turret took the shot you'd have to pay the full cost of the damage to repair it and not just a 25-credit wall replacement.

5. You'll probably wind up with between four and five fully upgraded towers by wave 30. I had better luck using one of each of the last four towers and ignoring the first three (besides the machine gun for just the first 9 waves). I also personally wasn't partial to using mines.

Game comments and review:

I feel like the amount of credits you get from each kill is random, which is fine, but the swings in variation are so wide (e.g. from 20 to 80 for infantry) that some round scan totally screw you over or leave you with an unexpectedly massive amounts of cash. Lady luck I suppose.

The only difference I could seem to spot between Easy, Normal, and Hard was how soon or late vehicles start coming, but the relative difficulties otherwise feel the same. I first started playing on Easy, and got frustrated since I didn't understand the game well enough, so I decided just to see how silly hard was before moving on, and actually wound up with so much extra money that I did even better than I had on Easy. Some of that is probably explained by being further along the game's learning curve by that point, but still. I kept looking for some sort of "restart wave" functionality but I guess that's not in the cards.

Each tower seems to have a different number of stars 'outlined' when you first build it. My best guess is that these represent the tower's base statistics, which are what you upgrade on top of. If this is the case, it's cryptic and unintuitive. For instance, hovering over a Machine Gun we see 1 star for Power, 1 star for Speed with 4 more outlined, and 1 star for Range with 2 more outlined. I believe this means it has 1 Power, 5 Speed, and 3 Range as base statistics, plus the one star in each it initially builds with. So fully upgraded, that would mean 6 Power, 5 Speed, and 8 Range. Like I said, this is my best guess, and it's probably not wholly accurate, hence the unintuitive nature of whatever the star outlines are meant to represent.

I liked the music, though the default music volume dwarfed the SFX. I played with music at 2/10 and SFX at 10/10 to try to balance the volume levels out.

The bottom line: There are some really refined touches in this game, but you may be losing some potential players to complexity and frustration before they get a chance to appreciate some of the really nice nuances. The menu at the bottom can be collapsed down / re-expanded. The messages at the top-right even joke around when you go AFK. It's clear this game had a lot of time and thought put into it. If you focus a larger percentage of that time and effort into ease-of-use and thinking about how someone who doesn't know as much about the game as you would interact with it, I believe you'd arrive at even better results.

Game is all fun, I always like tower defense type games.
But it was very buggy for me, had the same issue with selecting towers and wall's and they
would just not show up, but still reduce money.
At the very end, after defeating the desolator tank, I had no ending, just the next wave of new
desolator tank and so on and on.
Towers could use more info on damage and everything else, it felt like they all are the same.
Anyways just my thoughts, but it's a good game never the less. :)

everytime I tried to purchase a turret, it took my money and gave me nothing to place down. very strange. good mechanics, didnt get far enough to try upgrades :(

YOUR MISSION, BUBBLES.