Cube Defender Reviews

It's certainly something.

Nice little tower defense ! Had the chance to play it beta, keeps improving with users feedback. Overall Nice way to kill time ! And it's cross platform with a really small file size, perfect to play it while traveling !

A "fast" Tower Defense to keep you on your toes. A bit hectic the first few runs but after a few attempts you settle into the rhythm of the game. I think it still needs a bit of tuning. As the playing field can extend in any direction between levels, by the time you work out which, you could be in a bit of trouble if new entrances are close to the exit point. A pause before the new level starts its countdown or a minimap could be handy as the screen does not always show you all the playing area, even when rolled out. The ability to repeat the placement of the current selected tower would be useful and I don't think you need the advice that an enemy has escaped when there already is a red flash - the advice can interrupt anything you are doing at the time. Notwithstanding, something different for a reasonable price and an interesting exercise.

I personally, really enjoy this game. Its unique strategy style is plenty of fun for even the most novice of gamers. Endless mode is great and is an experience that keeps you entertained and on your toes the whole time. For what this game offers at its price point, I can honestly recommend it for anyone and of all ages. Thumbs up from me : )

A great little Tower Defense game. I like the simple art style and low poly look of the game. It's pretty interesting too with the levels expanding and changing each play-through. It would be great to see some more level variety (ones with several spawners on higher difficulty). The turrets and enemy types are interesting with a pretty basic unlock mechanic to use each turret. Some of the invisible / speedy enemies later on are hard to deal with and sometimes escape too quickly (probably something that could be fixed with a balance adjustment) Overall a great little indie game. I'm keen to see how this game changes with more dev updates.

Really bland, and boring. As if the people who created it have never played a real TD game. Total of five towers. Each has only two upgrades, and there are no choices to be made. Towers have no target selection. The main selling point from the store page was the randomly growing map. Unlike other games like this, it grows on the end where the exit is, meaning you constantly have to build in the new area, as spawners appear pretty much right next to it. As such, there is very little in the way of clever tower placement, or strategy, no pathing of any kind, nothing. There are no tactical ability, no strategic upgrades, nothing to motivate you to want to come back and play some more. I have seen worse, but this is certainly in the bottom 20% of all TD games I have played. Three thumbs down, even if it's being given away free.