Two minutes silence for everyone who don't have this game as they can't buy this game anymore. Its not even available for purchase and off the store page. One minute silence for me for reviewing the delisted game and giving it a positive review. Zero minute silence for developers who integrated a defunct multiplayer component into this grammy award winning game, seemingly anticipating active engagement by real human beings. Million trillion minutes of silence for me to my monumental commitment, investing an unprecedented 21 hours into this game.

A simple and small game for a simple and smal pricetag. I would say this game is a highly casual timewaster with a retro feel and sound to it. I would recommend it for under £1 or $1 however anything more and I feel it's simple not worth it. The sounds can get very annoying after the initial 10 minutes of playing and the simple gameplay most likely won't hold your attention for very long. This game is different from a lot of other defence games and it's simple and on rails. The system overall is easy to understand and get into however I personally wouldn't spend longer than 10-20 minutes playing.

Graphically it's very clean if not a little busy at times and their is always something going on, on screen.

4/10 Much more suited to an app or the like.
+ Graphically clean
+ Solid non clunky UI
+ smooth gameplay

- Repetitive.
- A little too simple.
- Not really a PC title, more an app.

Super but heavy ...

You will feel like the game is cheating, which makes pushing the AI back and winning even more satisfying. Once you "get it", you can beat the game in one sitting with a few or no losses. There are 12 levels, each one taking from 6-15 minutes to win. Multiplayer is dead. Highscore tracking is broken. Mediocre music and sound but they work. You can upgrade your robots (speed, strenght, accuracy, etc.); I suggest you start upgrading once you have 400 fuel so you can have a few robots ready to go. Always send your robots in groups, 4-5, the last robot in the group being the Recycler.

Again, once you find out how to play, you might find it satisfying and worth the money (I wouldn't pay over $3 for it).

I like this kind of "Tower" game due to the different combinations of resources as well as the variables that you can tweak. It is also a game that a person can't go to YouTube immediatly and find all of the answers which gives hours and hours of fun for not only myself but my friends as they now can't cheat! ;) The graphics remind me of my quarter spending days and the playthrough is a little difficult as timing is everything!

Power Of Defense provides a new strategy and defense mix game experience. Defend your world from upcoming evil and oil-smelling robots. They come from the platform between both parallel universes you have to fight on by producing own robots to send them back to their native world. You as the last hero on earth and the only one your government could find (and pay), only you can save the world.

Crappy little game, don't waste your time.

A quite nice tower-defense-like game (if you imagine your towers are living creatures and are constantly moving to get away from this cruel world :) ). I, however, failed to fully understand the game mechanics, so it generally takes me more than half an hour to pass a level or to get completely stuck on it. So, I may consider this game a bit unbalanced. Unpredictable level time / length is a huge minus for me.

Good for a little mindless fun, but overall the gameplay is mechanical. It is like mobile tower defense, however once you know how the game works, it offers little challenge or change. The AI cheats, so you have to do the same thing over and over if you intend to win.

It's obvious the overall game design ideas that are the core of this game. Unfortunately I don't think the developers asked themselves honestly "Do they work?". Avoid this game unless you want to be disappointed.