Sleep Attack Reviews

Sleep Attack is a nice looking but mechanically lacking TD that didn't pull me in like Kingdom Rush. Decent quick fun, but not quite enough to keep me interested with so many other games around.

A refreshing reboot of the everlasting towerdefense format, cute graphics and interesting mechanics. Also, a child-appropriate game, not so easy to find those days.

I've only played a few levels, and I will be honest, even a a tower defense fan this did not impress me, but it works, which says a lot these days. The core TD gameplay is lackluster, the path the monster's take is pretty short, and the tower placement is limited to the few pre-determined spots, though more open up as the game progresses. The key conceit of the game is that the map has rotatable rings, that you are required to pay attention to and spin to maximize the path the creatures take. Sadly in the game as far as it kept my attention, there was rarely a time when the best option wasn't very obvious, and there was no real creativity needed. There are so many totally broken TD games out there though, that I have to give this a thumbs up. The graphics are cute, and the controls work fine, the sound is fine and there are a few different types of towers, and monsters. Not sure what else you could ask for.

Sleep Attack is a cute tower defense 'lite' with a twist... literally! If the game's core mechanic catches your fancy, you will definitely be addicted. At any rate, it's a decent entry into the genre that hits most of the basic marks. Sound, animation, and general atmosphere are all strengths. Also, this is one of the few mobile/PC crossover games on Steam that is worth playing. Pleasant surprises all around! I can't believe I got this game for only $0.21 as part of a bundle. What a steal! Definitely worth trying if you can find it on sale.

An original little game that mixes puzzle and tower defense concepts. Graphics are tight, maybe a bit below genre average, but aren't bad. Mechanics is easy to learn: there are 7 kinds of common towers, each one can be enhanced 4 times, 6 power-ups, a coin system to buy upgrades, powers and 2 special towers, and few variety of enemies but are well designed. Player must prevent them waking a monster in the center of two spinning circles, wich can be rotated at will, radically changing roads and places of towers. There are 24 maps, each with 6 to 8 entrances. Maths of stats and costs are well implement. The gameplay is fun, but is some restrictive: first enemy waves are worst because at beginning of every map there are few sites to build towers and those ones appears gradually so planing a good defense perimeter is unnecesary disturbing; all maps have a weak rearguard without tower locations; many times foes comming from 3 o 4 places at once; the tactic depends on spin quickly the maps at beginnings to assemble the routes and defenses and this may cause visual annoyances to player; towers unblocks for free progressively but the most powerfull must be bought ingame for a too expensive price. Complete the campaign with more of 80% achievements takes about 22 hours. Good for kids, cassuals and fans of puzzles, but the classic tower defense players surely feel frustrated.

Novelty value is high in the early stages and it's quite satisfying to begin with but this just starts to wear thin when things start to get complicated and messy. Best stick to the Kingdom Rush games or Unstoppable Gorg (for a TD game with a twist). [url=https://300indiegames.blogspot.com/2020/07/tower-defense.html] Top 10 Tower Defense Games [/url]

Deceptively evil game where you have to turn the area around to position your towers for the best defense. Getting 3 stars is pretty difficult and don't expect to do it the first time around. My advice is to get the best towers first and then go back around and pick up all of the 3 stars. A refreshingly different take on tower defense while still maintaining a bit of silliness.

Most of the " positive" reviews hardly have any hours in the game which should tell you something.Very poor balance in later levels. Not much you can do in some levels other than be lucky. Spinning the board around could have been a nice change to the genre, but is just a gimmick that is broken and you are always pausing the game. Takes you out of the game mentally. Not the worst T.D. game i have ever played but surely the most broken.

Well made game but wasn't really what I was looking for. I was hoping for a mindless tower defense game, but this actually takes a lot of input/thinking from the player. Even though it wasn't what I wanted I will still give it a +1.

This game is alright. I'm all for trying something new when it comes to a predefined genre. However, the spinning of the map just didn't fit for me personally. I'm sure many people will enjoy it and that is fine. I'm just not a fan of puzzle games and I feel like that's what this feature brings to the game. I found it very tedious and it quickly ruined the overall Tower Defense experience for me. Tower Defense is probably my favorite genre and without the map rotations feature, this would have been right up my alley. For me personally I would rate it 6/10.