Magic defense

Does not give you a lot of information at the start, but after a bit of fumbling, you will enjoy a good "Tower Defense style" (their words) game. The enemies come at you from all angles, but if you have a "good" starting map (it's very easy to restart the game) you are off and running. You will soon work out that once the pot of gold is moved, the enemies will typically exit to the top of the map and you can lay your defences accordingly. The only tricky bit are enemies who then attack from the top of the map. Enjoying the game!

This is awful. The starting map is randomly generated, making tower placement to defend the thing insanely difficult. You either get a good setup, or you fail - there is no middle ground. There is no tutorial or explanation for anything, so you have to just figure stuff out on your own - and none of it is intuitive. The game requires you to manually pickup your currencies (yes, plural - there are two) and they disappear very quickly, meaning if you are on the wrong side of the map or you misclick, oh well. You just lose that money. The fact that every single action is tied to using the left click also makes it horrible to interface with. You try to click a coin because the currency is ridiculously stingy and end up accidentally leveling a tower you didn't want to waste your money on. Furthermore, the scrolling is click-and-drag, so then you often run into the problem of placing towers incorrectly. The leveling doesn't really seem to do much, so after a while, it became more about j...