Contact Tower Madness 2 Support

There are upgrades in this game that appear to be available entirely in game - upon clicking on upgrades like this you are redirected to a PURCHASE CONFIRMATION screen asking if you're sure you want to spend money on this! When the in game option states "Purchase now" they are unclearly letting you know they want to charge you real money, not in-game credit, while in a menu that mostly only uses in game credit. Of course they do this without using any $ signs until the PURCHASE CONFIRMATION screen. If you can't tell, I find it very upsetting that charges such as this are attempted to be hidden in a way that would allow children and unaware users to get themselves into an unintended financial situation. Needless to say, despite an entertaining tower defense game, I absolutely will not use an app that has such diabolical in app treachery involved.

Game is pretty good. Well balanced. And integrates a path redirect function akin to sunken d ums back in Starcraft. However- I got charged $5 dollars for in an app game Purchase that had no price tag on it and and no confirmation check. What I thought was a basic turret upgrade that I was 'purchasing' with in game currency was actually real money. Congratulations- your hidden real dollar purchases amongst the same ui as in game 'currency' purchases managed to con me out of $5 dollars. But you have lost me as a customer moving forward. Install some secondary purchase checks, and partition your real money and in game currency purchases to separate portions of the UI. Intended or not, the current approach seems deceitful. Sums war, boom beach, clash, game of war all have cult followings and none stoop to hiding their in app purchases. You burned me for 5 bucks, whomp whomp- but I'm willing to bet some poor parent is getting told to pound sand because their kid just clocked out $30 in garbages mods- you couldn't even prompt them on screen what the prices for? Selfish and manipulative UI. If you want a solid tower defense game there are plenty out there. Don't risk getting trapped by this one. It's a shame too- game really is decent

Great potential in this game but it fails to stay interesting for very long. The aliens are all the same once the initial set is rolled out. They all start coming in different waves in each map. At first that seems interesting but you quickly learn that no strategy other than upgrading you missiles to the five shooter is all you need to do for anything. Some boosters or just more missiles in the dessert versions. You can literally set the game down and come back five minutes later if you do that. Plant another missile, upgrade, come back later. More variety! The initial strategy at the beginning levels is quickly redundant with the missile upgrades. It's basically plants vs zombies without the quirky fun. Alien worlds! So far all you can think of is deserts, grass, and snow. Ummm... Space? Asteroids? Different gravity? Weird plants and animals? The aliens can only attack the sheep? Dull. Let them attack your weapon sites. Add some shields or something then not just stuff you can shoot with. It needs some character you can relate to. The sheep and Bo are cute... But the player is just a non entity that puts down robot gunnery.