Infinitode 2 - Tower Defense

Jenna Montreal

Great game. It has good music, intuitive controls and smooth gameplay, and it's great to pass the time with. Heck I went to youtube just to listen to the ost while I'm working. I like that ads are really low, it makes it so much better of a game on top of it all. I really do support the dev team, they deserve it.

matt zandi

Just started playing this afternoon. I'm hooked, there is so much content to work towards it blows my mind, this would sell great if it had a price tag. The start was a little overwhelming but it's a lot easier to figure out the menus and such after the tutorial. Very well designed tower defense game! Looking forward to more content from this development team!! Very well done

Ben Youmans

Good but not what I was looking for as it turns out. I was lured in by the complexity of it, but it's a little too cluttered and over-complicated in my opinion, in the menus at least. The actual tower defense itself isn't nearly as robust as I was picturing. I played for a couple hours and I only really had like as much as 10 units onscreen at once? I was picturing massive battles playing out. Maybe that's later on in the game.

Shalome Sine

This game is challenging and takes a lot of strategy. At the same time, it's colorful and super fun. It doesn't take long to learn and it's so relaxing and addictive. Recommend especially if you're someone who likes RPGs or games where you're keeping track of different enemies' types, stats etc.

Frank Li

This is an amazing tower defense game with great depth, it's free, and has no ads. Too good to be true in today's world, but it's true. It has many unique enemies, unique towers, power ups, and creative map layouts, allowing for very fun and thoughtful strategic plays.

B

Enjoyed the first game, 2 has some mechanic improvements and new features for sure but the complete shift in level design and the exponentially increased time to grind upgrades kills much of the fun here. In the first on the big maps you could eventually max everything out and sit back and watch how your strategy played out...in 2 you have to make tiny incremental upgrades each play just to survive a few more waves on small scale limited maps with more gimmicks than opportunities for strategy.

Ben Smith

Probably one of the best alternatives to BTD if you can not buy it. Not entirely pay-to-play. Astounding graphics. Though it does require much grinding, you can't get Dev Mode, there are no credits, and a few other minor issues and bugs. But that is nothing compared to the phenomenal gameplay. I even fell head over heels with most of the music, especially DiGERATi!

Andrew Yao

Fun experience overall. They definitely distinguished themselves from other games in the TD genre. Progress can be done by now casual players, but those who are more skilled can go "hard core" and attempt to ride out all waves. Ads being optional are a nice touch, although watching some of gets stuck on a loop (pressing Back just goes to a previous screen in Google Play. No way to return to the game and collect my bonus reward)

Henry van der Beek

Great game, incredible depth and longevity - kind of strips the concept of tower defence to its basic principles and then extends it in imaginative and unusual directions. It's great that you can slow down time to a near standstill - it makes less stressful to play and also really clear to understand the dynamics of the game. This could be the last tower defence you ever play.

Ineedamonk

I was looking for a game like this. It starts off hard, but with every upgrade it gets easier and replayable. Also resources are reasonable and much like gameplay. You upgrade them to get more and it becomes easier. It's not like other games where it's a absolute waste of time to get one piece of resource. You have quests on the side, active uprgades, trophies that have benefits, and achievements that all make gameplayand grind fun.