Anomaly Warzone Earth

I got this one on steam for small money and it is a nice game: fair graphics, sounds and a good handling with a touch of freshness on the gameplay. You play on a mostly static map with a bunch of routes you can choose from. On these routes your team has to reach a goal or place etc. While going there you can decide to alter the planned route to some extend. On the same time you travel along your team and fetch items or place decoys and such things. I would call the game a reversed tower defense because no matter how to plan your route, the game will get you to trigger certain events, it's not like you are free to rumble through a city, fetch crystals and fight whenever you want to. Your team has to move and if you are poor at planning and / or reacting to events (i.e. bulding collapses and blocks one way you might wanted to take) then you might see your troops running into a trap of the evil aliens ... just like lemmings left on their own. It's a nice game and definitely worth it's price, but you might want to see some ingame videos on youtube, because afterall this here is only one more personal opinion.

Very nice concept of game, I enjoyed it a lot. You start with a small squad of tanks and vehicules and you follow the streets in a city deciding where to turn (your units are constantly moving, from which comes the analogy with the waves in tower defense games). You manage the order of your units (strong in front, moving the hurt ones in the back), build new vehicules and upgrade them as you get money be destroying the enemy "towers" on the way. You also have a commander that can move freely, go grab the loot, draw enemy fire from your units and have a lot of useful abilities. Very fun game in all. If you like the squad-based missions in RTS games, this is even better, in my opinion.

Squad based, rail based strategy. The only game similar I can think of is the node based oil rush. It's a good idea and a good start with good graphics and good gameplay mechanics. I'm also happy with the sound, music and voice acting after I got over the 'tea and crumpets with the queen'. But... after you play through the 14 mission campaign in 10 hours or so then...you're done. There is only so much you can do with the roughly 5 types of stationary enemies, 6 units and 4 special abilities. Don't get me wrong, keeping it simple is a great idea for a short game on a tablet. I wish there was a little more variety, perhaps random elements. Maybe a halt order so that the shield could recharge, maybe a ammo/ fuel mechanic where you'd have to send your units to reload and refill. Perhaps an XP mechanic or even damged vehicles parts and wounds to the crew meaning you'd may be forced to stop to repair a track OR you'd have to swap drivers to a less experienced one. Worth a play but it doesn't last that long.

This game is a tower attack, as mechanic its very simple, still its quite challening and requires some brain to be played right. Your veichles have to go from point A to point B, there is a lof of strategy involved in choosing the best path, changing it on the fly, choosing what veichles to use and in what order to send them. Then there are power ups and special weapons to be called in the right moment. Veichles can be upgraded going on and as they gain experience. Its a good game, fun, fast and quite strategical, the only drawback tbh usual for those kind of games is the fact its very repetitive and doesnt really offer any replayability, infact personally i found this game very addictive at start but i lost the interest quite fast, still i can recommend it.