- June 24, 2014
- Outplay Entertainment
- 12h median play time
Alien Creeps
Platforms
About
Alien Creeps TD is a single-player strategy game with fantastic visuals that features an alien invasion theme. As the defender of Earth, you must protect it using a range of weapons and towers, including helicopters, to blow up, strike down, or exterminate the invading aliens. However, the game is hindered by annoying ads. Your goal is to prevent the aliens from reaching and destroying your base, securing your place as the ultimate alien abatement squad.
- The game features vibrant and smooth graphics that are well-suited for small screens, making it visually appealing.
- Gameplay is straightforward and engaging, with a variety of enemy types and tower options that encourage strategic thinking.
- Players can enjoy the game without mandatory purchases, as it is possible to progress through grinding, although spending money can enhance the experience.
- The game has a significant paywall, requiring real money for many upgrades and special characters, which can hinder progress without spending.
- Full-screen video ads can be intrusive, and there are issues with ads not loading properly, affecting the ability to earn in-game currency.
- Some players have reported bugs and crashes, particularly after updates, which can lead to lost progress and frustration.
monetization
27 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe monetization strategy of the game includes fullscreen video ads, optional ad views for in-game currency, and in-app purchases for gold and gems, which some players find necessary for progression. While ads are frequent and can be intrusive, many users report that they can be avoided with patience, although some express frustration over technical issues and the effectiveness of ad rewards. Overall, the game appears designed to encourage spending, with mixed feelings about the balance between ads and gameplay experience.
“There's no advertising for other games from this developer, but you are offered the option to watch a video ad to earn a few coins now and then.”
“In-app purchases are there but can be avoided if you're patient.”
“With in-app purchases, that are, so far, unnecessary.”
“The most annoying thing it does is play fullscreen video ads, at most once a day, but you get a few points for letting it.”
“A couple of drawbacks, one is bombarded with ads to purchase game add-ons which can add up in price.”
“This is a fun game but the higher levels seem impossible without spending money, and you are supposed to be able to get free energy or coins from watching ads, but when you try, the app locks up every time.”