Sleep Attack TD Review
Price: $2.99
Version Reviewed: 1.0
Device Reviewed On: iPad Mini Retina
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Tower Defense games are frequently pretty enjoyable, but they’re rarely innovative. All too often they play it safe, and you end up feeling like you’ve played the same game multiple times. Sleep Attack TD isn’t like other Tower Defense games. For one thing, it’s actually quite tough. More importantly though, it offers you the chance to control the layout of the battlefield, thereby ensuring that you have to keep your wits about you at all times.
This keeps Sleep Attack TD consistently interesting. It’d be business as usual otherwise, with a typical plethora of enemies to withstand and a bevy of towers that are useful in different scenarios. The rotation mechanic really makes a difference though, and ensures that Sleep Attack TD is more appealing. It looks pretty charming too, with a more fluid style than the usual lane defense mechanics we’re used to within the genre.