Sleep Attack

I've only played a few levels, and I will be honest, even a a tower defense fan this did not impress me, but it works, which says a lot these days. The core TD gameplay is lackluster, the path the monster's take is pretty short, and the tower placement is limited to the few pre-determined spots, though more open up as the game progresses. The key conceit of the game is that the map has rotatable rings, that you are required to pay attention to and spin to maximize the path the creatures take. Sadly in the game as far as it kept my attention, there was rarely a time when the best option wasn't very obvious, and there was no real creativity needed. There are so many totally broken TD games out there though, that I have to give this a thumbs up. The graphics are cute, and the controls work fine, the sound is fine and there are a few different types of towers, and monsters. Not sure what else you could ask for.