Infinitode 2 - Tower Defense

Prineside

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About this game

Every game in this Tower Defense strategy game (TD) is endless - stand against infinite number of enemy waves for as long as you can!

Complete the story line for great rewards.

- Simplistic, well optimized, tiny in size but overfilled with features: 14 different types of towers, 11 types of enemies, bosses, miners, teleports, barriers, modifiers, resources...
- Over 40 different levels with leader boards and plenty of quests - no endless grind!
- Towers gain experience, abilities, different aiming strategies and can be heavily upgraded
- Miners can be used to dig out Resources for new global upgrades
- Map editor can be used to build any map with resources won for each game.
- Music tracks are stored in maps and played with synthesizer! Players can create a great map with any music and share it with others.
- Huge permanent upgrades tree (over 300 different Researches).
- Many trophies (3D!) for completion of hardcore quests
- Detailed statistics for each game
- Synchronization of saved games with PC or any other available device.
- Game can be passed to unlock a Developer mode with infinite possibilities!
- No ads, everything can be unlocked for free!

Ratings and reviews

Great game. It has some problems with making you replay the same levels to proceed, but you get to see yourself get more powerful too. Progression can be slow, especially if you struggle with strategising like I do — there's a minor learning curve and it doesn't teach you more than the basics. You largely have to learn where best to place your towers on your own, which can be frustrating. It's fun, but it's not exactly easy to learn hard to master. It's worth trying.

The only mobile game I've played that I truly enjoy and would call thoughtfully developed. Progression is fast at first but becomes slow and steady, which is fine as it extends the life of the game without making it boring. Has some interesting "RPG" elements in the form of permanent upgrades that last between rounds of play, which most tower defense games lack. And those permanent upgrades, while small, over time make drastic changes to what you can handle. 10/10, love Infinitode!

For the first half of the game it is pretty fun. Everything is simple, you're constantly progressing by upgrading or unlocking new towers. However after the mid point every single point of progression is locked behind 6 new mats that have to mined in a level. It is so unbelieveably slow and tedious it ruins any and all fun. I put up a miner on round one, made it to round 80. After all that I had enough for one single upgrade. There are thousands of upgrades. It is so boring.

What's new

- Greatly improved performance in late game
- Developer mode now available in Research
- Bug fixes