Azgard Defence

No Matter How many times you play tower defence games, they never seem to lose their appeal. Perhaps it's the nature of their gameplay, in which you're tasked with setting up defences along a pre-determined route in order to stop enemies from reaching your base - that makes them so inherently enjoyable.

However, as we've often found in the past all tower defence games are not equal. Azgard Defence sits somewhere between the elite and the uninspired. While it may boast 30 enemy types, there's very little to distinguish them, apart from a modicum of hit points and a different skin, though it's good to see aerial enemies present The 15 towers are only slightly more imaginative, with gun, archery and elemental hard points making up the bulk of the collection.

Some poorly translated and sloppy text and no physical transformations for levelled-up towers adds further fuel to the argument that Azgard Defence is a very average game.