Nukezilla Review: Revenge of The Titans

‘twas the night before Christmas, and all through my room,
The world was facing an impending doom.
Creatures named Titans had appeared from beyond
And it seemed a new Earthly rule had dawned.
It was up to me (and a few dozen turrets)
And a team to research chemistry and circuts
To defeat these foes and mine resources
And make an army of opposing forces.
Revenge of the Titans is standard tower defense fare
Attempting to focus on development and less on warfare.
Gain money by killing Titans, big and small
Then use your funds to insure their downfall.
Save money to research new types of defense
Or waste it on armaments, weak and immense.
Using cash for anatomy research might seem like fun,
But it’s a bit wasted when you use it all on guns.
Thankfully, more money can be found
By using refineries to yank minerals from the ground.
Add in some powers like Berzerk and Freeze
To get a leg-up on Titans and thwart them with ease.
Basic Campaign, Endless, and Survival modes
Offer choices for you, worthy of a few loads.
Sure, it’s nothing special, pretty average at best,
But lovers of tower defense may be put to the test.

Merry Christmas from Nukezilla!

[This game is part of the Humble Indie Bundle #2: do yourself a favor and pick up this pack; you'll be helping yourself and some kids in need.]

This is Day 25 of the December Review Nukestravaganza.