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No ad complaints
By far the best tower defense game. Well worth the small price to purchase game. No ads. Upgrading. Different ways to beat level. Leveling up is easy and fun. Technical game, min/max dps. Great game.
Great tower defense with all the usual stuff. But also sometimes hilarious physics mechanics like tying raiders to bulls and then dragging them into pits... Best part though might be that you can play it offline, there's no ads and no…
Excellent tower defense game, no ads, lots of strategy, very atmospheric. At first I was worried it had changed too much from the first one but it's even better.
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