If you have played TD games before, however, you know generally how the system works. There's not even a tutorial level, so if you're new to these types of games, don't expect to have a good experience. The enemies and even the towers are not ever given names despite having played through over a quarter of the game. The levels have names, but that's the only thing you are given. Scrolling right after you beat a level will show you the new level you unlocked. Once the game loads up, you only have one option, which is to open up the levels menu.
Let's start off with the information given to you by the game. This game has no identity, but visually tries to steal from another's to convince you to buy it. This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. There are far better options and both your time and money are too valuable to be wasted on this. There's no sense of fun or experimentation that you might find in even an average quality tower defense game. The game dev/devs clearly never even had someone run through the game at any point before publishing this or the awful balance would have been blatantly apparent. That's all assuming that you don't miss killing enemies and thus losing out on the meager gold they would have provided.
MARIO CASTLE DEFENSE 2 FULL
The game has a mechanic to tear down towers so you can rebuild something else in their place, but you don't get a full refund for the destroyed tower which makes it worse than useless as you consistently have barely enough resources to squeak in the first place. Money is ridiculously scarce, and as there is no explanation of anything at all within the game you'll simply be stuck restarting over and over from the very earliest levels trying to find the one tower configuration that will let you beat the level. The above could possibly be mitigated somewhat if the game itself was any good or just kind of fun, but sadly the gameplay itself is utterly imbalanced and frustrating. On top of all that, there is nothing at all in terms of tutorial or explanation for any mechanics or game elements. Speaking of, the art and music involved are also fairly generic and mediocre though not offensive by themselves. There is no way to change audio levels, mute the music, or adjust the visuals or gameplay in any way. At that point, the B button instantly restarts the level rather than exiting the pause screen, which leads to predictably frustrating results. Once you've paused the game, both exiting and restarting a level are also one button selections, with no confirmation/warning screen.
The game is as bare-bones as could possibly be in terms of options, considering the only ones in the whole game are to select and start a level, restart a level, and exit to the main menu. I even got this game as part of a 2 game $3 bundle and it still feels like I got cheated. I even got this game as part of a 2 game $3 bundle and it still feels like I got This game is not worth anyone's time or money, even at $5. This game is not worth anyone's time or money, even at $5.
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