CyberTD

This is a mobile game at best, NO WAY its worth $20

This is a game that you can only do better at by playing longer. There is no skill. Longer you play, better upgrade chances you have. Luck and playtime based, not skill or strategy based. Game also froze a couple times ruining my progress, and the vs mode is not even a versus mode, it's "who gets more kills" mode.

On top of everything, this is the worst chat integration I've ever seen. First you have to make an account with the publisher and then link it to ur twitch account. Why? I played plenty of games that only connect with my twitch chat and don't ask for more information so they can sell it. And half the time, it doesn't even register people's votes in chat. Plus it doesn't save ur settings from one game to the next so you constantly have to put it back on chat mode and reconnect ur chat.

Repetitive, boring, not fun.

I don't normally complain about game pricing--I'd happily pay $50 for an amazing 5-hour experience vs. paying $20 for a 100-hour slog. But I have to complain about CyberTD. This is an extremely feature-starved game priced at $20--basically a game-jam game with a thin coat of paint and very little imagination. Just so you are clear before you buy:

- There is only one "tower" and you can barely control where you place it
- The tower has fixed weapons that do not change throughout the round, which can last 20-30 minutes
- There are no gameplay features on any of the maps--just a single random enemy path
- The ONLY control you have as a player is to select your deck and weapons at the beginning of the run and select 1 upgrade card every time you level up (most of these are just +10% stat boosts, with very few having any mechanical effect)
- There are no card selection mechanics like rerolling/banishing/freezing etc.
- The writing and voice acting is there to add faux production value but contributes little
- Interface is clunky, un-intuitive, and pretty bad even for a mobile title
- Very few enemy types with at most 5 or 6 total mechanics that have almost no effect on gameplay
- After a few hours, you realize cards that increase damage by X% are multiplicative (i.e. compound on each other) and enemy health also seems to scale multiplicatively. In practice, this means you'll pick the +damage card 90% of the time and you auto-win, up until the cap where you get out-scaled by enemies and need to grind more levels for better cards. Rinse and repeat.

Overall: Just play Heretic's Fork instead. It is ALSO a TD deck-builder with one tower, but is priced at $10 and has interesting decisions to make (and a killer metal soundtrack)

Don't believe the good reviews. Note that most of them have only reviewed this game.

This games stinks. It's not fun and barely qualifies as a tower defense. Huge let down.

Pros:
Graphics aren't bad

Cons:
Single tower with no placement ability
No strategy. Just pick a card and go.
Terrible menu and options.
Terrible voice acting and the script is just annoying, not helpful.
There's no point. Either you win or you lose and there really isn't much you can do about it. Mostly, you're at the mercy of what random path is selected. Get a long one that's in your gun's range, you win. Get one where you have almost no time, you lose. Path isn't shown before you select your cards either.

Overall, I actively dislike this game and wish I hadn't wasted my time purchasing it as part of a bundle. I won't be wasting any more time playing it.