Basic tower defense where you only have to worry about one unit. The cheap price hides unbalaced difficulty and low content.
The goal is to protect your castle from invading enemies. You can only purchase an archer to post on the castle walls and a warrior to walk in a straight line towards the enemy. The warrior is largely ineffective because it dies quickly and is expensive to summon.
You have place for four extra archers in addition to the hero archer who is always on the walls. Because that's a small number that can easily be overrun, you also have three magical powers at your disposal that can strike a specific area of the battlefield for a few seconds.
It could be ice, poison, or thunder magic, but it makes no difference because they all have the same effect. However, because they take from 30-60 seconds to recharge, this is best employed in urgent situations.
Killing enemies grants you coins and tokens, which you can spend to purchase or improve archers. A unit can evolve three times. All archer evolutions, however, can be improved further between battles. A completely improved stage 1 may appear to be superior to a beginning stage 2, yet evolution is always beneficial because you obtain better arrows. These arrows can also be purchased from a shop and used as a consumable during combat.
There are 50 stages spread out throughout five provinces. Despite the fact that the attackers deploy different units, each stage plays exactly the same. The flags you obtain for performing a good job are meaningless unless you want all the achievements.
The difficulty level is unbalanced. Even if you improve everything to full power before reaching province 4, you will still be destroyed. You won't be able to keep up with the huge quantity of opponents hurled at you because you can't upgrade your magic or warriors. One way to give yourself at least a chance is to upgrade the castle, but that costs a lot of coins that you get by replaying stages for quite a while.
