Infinitode 2: Infinite Tower Defense

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Infinitode 2: Infinite Tower Defense is a single player tactical strategy game. It was developed by Prineside and was released on May 6, 2021. It received positive reviews from players.

"Infinitode 2: Infinite Tower Defense" is a single-player strategy game with excellent gameplay, beautiful graphics, and stellar music. As a volunteer in an AI training program, players build towers to protect their base from endless waves of enemies and discover new towers, abilities, and resources along the way. With 15+ different tower types, endless maps, and modifiers to enhance tower strength, this game offers a challenging and engaging experience with live leaderboards and unique bosses.

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Audience ScoreBased on 1,354 reviews

gameplay37 positive mentions

grinding166 negative mentions

Engaging gameplay with a massive upgrade and research tree that keeps players invested.
Free to play with no intrusive ads or pay-to-win mechanics, making it accessible to everyone.
Cross-platform support allows for seamless play between mobile and PC, enhancing convenience.

The game can be excessively grindy, requiring players to replay levels multiple times to progress.
Some players find the tutorial overly lengthy and the UI clunky, especially for a PC port.
Progression can feel slow and frustrating, with many upgrades offering minimal benefits.

grinding
170 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
1%
1%
98%
The grinding aspect of the game is a significant point of contention among players, with many describing it as excessively grindy, particularly in the late game where progression requires repetitive farming for minimal upgrades. While some players appreciate the grind as a core part of the gameplay that enhances replayability and strategy, others find it tedious and frustrating, especially when upgrades yield only slight improvements. Overall, the game appeals to those who enjoy long grinding sessions, but it may deter players seeking a more streamlined experience.
- “Awesome game, I found that it is very well balanced and not very grindy until late game.”
- “Playing the game is a joy when you're not grinding.”
- “The game is so incredibly grindy and time-consuming that it's actually borderline unplayable as a human.”
- “So basically, in order for you to have towers that do what they are supposed to do, you have to spend a truly ridiculous amount of time grinding the same crap over and over again for tiny, incremental upgrades that are barely noticeable, if at all.”
- “The progression after that point requires a level of grinding that I don't consider remotely reasonable in the current version of the game.”
gameplay
137 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
27%
66%
7%
The gameplay of the game is characterized by a simple yet engaging tower defense system that encourages experimentation with various mechanics and strategies. While many players appreciate the depth and progression offered through a vast tech tree and unique tower abilities, some criticize the grindiness and repetitive nature of the gameplay, particularly in the context of its mobile origins. Overall, it provides a satisfying loop for tower defense enthusiasts, though it may not appeal to those seeking a more dynamic or less grind-heavy experience.
- “Every time you repeat a level you get a chance to do new quests and improve your score, due to your metaprogression unlocks, which makes for a satisfying gameplay loop.”
- “The gameplay, strategy, and design is simple but effective.”
- “It constantly encourages you to experiment with different towers, mechanics, and bosses.”
- “I could not deal with the turret rotation mechanic; without additional control, it makes the turrets all feel so ungodly terrible, along with the targeting settings feeling like they don't work as stated.”
- “The gameplay quickly gets repetitive, again, because of the research system.”
- “Gameplay is way too repetitive and grindy with a complicated skill tree and dozens of different resources to upgrade it to its full potential.”
music
121 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
52%
43%
5%
The music in the game has received widespread acclaim, particularly for its catchy chiptune tracks that evoke nostalgia and enhance the gameplay experience. Many players appreciate the variety and quality of the soundtrack, often describing it as a standout feature that keeps them engaged, while some note that certain tracks can become repetitive over time. Overall, the music is considered a significant asset, appealing especially to fans of electronic and retro gaming sounds.
- “The music is fire, the progression is fun, each tower is unique and different from the others; it's just such a good game, I highly recommend!!”
- “The soundtrack is fantastic - and I say that as one who typically turns off background music in games as unnecessary distraction.”
- “This game rocks, very strategic, very well made in all its aspects, the levels and how everything is working, it even guides you well and most importantly, you are always challenged to think every time to find what works better; the music in the background is also very relaxing and well made, those synths and atmosphere are perfect.”
- “The game utilizes chiptune music, mostly what you'd hear on pirated/bootleg game installers.”
- “The only bad thing I find in it is the annoying (most) 8-bit music.”
- “I really only have 2 mild gripes; the music gets really repetitive and the UI scale is definitely not meant for a PC monitor.”
story
93 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
9%
82%
9%
The game's story is minimal and often feels secondary to the tower defense mechanics, with players primarily focused on unlocking towers and completing quests rather than engaging with a narrative. While there are daily quests and a progression system that keeps gameplay fresh, many players find the grind for resources and upgrades tedious, especially after completing the main story. Overall, the story serves more as a backdrop to the gameplay rather than a compelling element, leading to mixed feelings about its significance in the overall experience.
- “Definitely worth playing through the story.”
- “Even though you replay previous levels a lot for more items to do research with, it doesn't feel like grinding because each map also has quests that give you different objectives and make you shake up your strategies.”
- “But once you get towards the end of the 'story', and particularly as you progress through the endgame grind, if you enjoy tower defense games, you'll likely greatly enjoy this one.”
- “The story isn't really there except for a few people talking to you, but it's just unlocking towers and beating bosses. Honestly, without the story, you would have the same experience.”
- “This game lacks very little in gameplay, but it might lack a little in story.”
- “If you do not like grind at all, maybe you prefer story-driven games; then this game is definitely not for you.”
graphics
72 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
33%
63%
4%
The graphics of the game are characterized by a minimalist and clean aesthetic, which some players find charming and fitting for the tower defense genre. While the visuals are often described as basic or simple, they are generally considered sufficient for gameplay, allowing for smooth performance on various devices. Overall, the graphics do not detract from the game's depth and enjoyment, with many players appreciating the focus on gameplay over flashy visuals.
- “Graphics are simple but clean, and gameplay offers lots of depth.”
- “The graphics look great yet simple, and the game will run on pretty much anything.”
- “Don't let the minimalist graphics fool you into thinking this is a low effort or mobile game.”
- “The graphics look a bit generic, but the tower defense gameplay is solid.”
- “The minimalist graphics, while distinctive, can become monotonous over extended play sessions.”
- “Graphics and story are bare bones; this is all tower defense gameplay.”
monetization
43 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The monetization model of the game is largely praised for its simplicity and fairness, featuring a one-time premium purchase of $5 for a double resource gain, with no ads or microtransactions. Players appreciate the absence of forced purchases and ads, highlighting that the game can be enjoyed for free, although some feel it retains elements from its mobile origins that hint at a previous monetization strategy. Overall, the consensus is that the game offers a refreshing experience in a market often plagued by aggressive monetization tactics.
- “No ads, no pay-to-win, no microtransactions—just a one-time buy-in (or play for free if you want).”
- “Very limited in-app purchases which you must seek out to use—never shoved in your face.”
- “The in-game purchases are entirely optional.”
- “I will likely continue playing it, but this monetization model is incredibly obnoxious and does not deserve any positive review from anybody.”
- “At some point, however, it seems like the game is pushing you towards microtransactions, but the grind to circumvent such transactions is not impossible.”
- “The one thing about this game that might make people frustrated or feel uneasy is that the game is very clearly a port of a mobile game with microtransactions, and while the porting itself is well-done, a lot of the game design elements outside of the levels don't seem to have been redesigned beyond just making formerly paid items easier to earn.”
replayability
26 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
54%
34%
12%
Overall, the game is praised for its high replayability, with many users highlighting features such as diverse strategies, extensive upgrade paths, and a variety of levels that keep the experience fresh. The inclusion of daily challenges, a skill tree, and a prestige system further enhances its replay value, making it appealing for both casual and dedicated players. While some mention the grind as potentially tedious, the overall sentiment is that the game offers endless enjoyment and replay opportunities.
- “Smooth, challenging, and packed with replay value—an excellent pick for anyone who loves the genre.”
- “Lots of replayability, different strategies, huge research tree - what more do you need from a free-to-play tower defense?!”
- “The replayability is good, with several levels to pick from, and not even including the editor, and with an entire skill tree just adds to the entertainment.”
- “But the absolutely phenomenal feeling of progression, the sheer amount of replayability, the simplistic yet charming visuals and almost genius inclusion of music tracker songs easily outweigh any issue or complaint I have with this game.”
- “Large tech tree and new challenges on already played maps helps with replayability.”
- “If you don't like slow, steady grinds, you might not enjoy this game, but I find that the grind gives a lot of replayability to the game.”
humor
10 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The humor in the game is consistently praised, with players enjoying its silly and whimsical elements, such as funny turrets and vibrant colors that enhance the overall experience. Many users appreciate the lighthearted tone and comedic aspects, which contribute to the game's charm and enjoyment. Overall, the humor is a significant draw, making the gameplay feel entertaining and engaging.
- “Came for the funny square, stayed for the banger soundtrack”
- “Very silly funny turrets go brr”
- “Okay but the funny aside and irony of being a high quality free game”
optimization
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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49%
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Overall, the game's optimization is praised for its smooth performance on both PC and mobile, with players reporting no significant bugs or crashes during extensive playtime. While some users note the game's origins as a mobile port and a lack of variety in towers, the rewarding nature of resource management and strategic optimization keeps players engaged.
- “Resource management is key, and optimization is genuinely rewarding.”
- “If you enjoy strategy, progression, and finding tiny optimizations that lead to big wins, this game will eat your free time in the best possible way.”
- “It has good balance and is optimized for PC and mobile.”
- “Sure, the relative lack of difference amongst towers, focus on vertical progression, and the fact that it's an unoptimized PC port of a mobile game might discourage you.”
stability
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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50%
Overall, the game is well-coded and performs smoothly even on low-end hardware, with minimal resource strain. However, users have reported bugs, particularly with advertisements failing to provide rewards consistently, which detracts from the overall stability experience.
- “One thing I will say is that this game is well coded and runs great even on my weak non-gaming mini PC, and doesn't even cause it to ramp its fans up.”
- “Runs great on Manjaro now, too.”
- “The game is quite buggy and feels unpolished; the clickable ghost tiles really trigger my OCD!”
- “The problem is that the ads are buggy and fail to provide rewards more than 50% of the time, which is unacceptable.”
atmosphere
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The atmosphere in the game is characterized by a blend of serious and strategic gameplay, particularly in Gem Craft, which offers a more intense experience, while Infinitode provides a fun and catchy soundtrack. Players appreciate the relaxing background music and well-crafted synth elements that enhance the overall ambiance, making the game enjoyable even during grindy moments. Overall, the atmosphere is engaging and complements the gameplay effectively.
- “This game rocks, very strategic, very well made in all its aspects. The music in the background is also very relaxing and well made; those synths and atmosphere are perfect.”
- “With the game now completable, I've switched my recommendation from 'no' to 'yes' since, even though my playthrough was insanely grindy, it was mostly pleasant. I think other gamers who don't mind a slow grind with an EDM atmosphere may find it pleasant also.”
- “Gem Craft has a more serious and atmospheric gameplay experience, while Infinitode is more fun and has many catchy tunes.”
emotional
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Players find the emotional aspect of the game intriguing, as it involves witnessing their creations engage in destructive actions against unusual lifeforms, which adds a layer of complexity to the gameplay. The ability to upgrade these creations for greater mental, physical, and emotional impact enhances the overall experience, making it both engaging and thought-provoking.

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Infinitode 2: Infinite Tower Defense is a tactical strategy game.

Infinitode 2: Infinite Tower Defense is available on PC, Phone, Windows, Linux and others.

On average players spend around 152 hours playing Infinitode 2: Infinite Tower Defense.

Infinitode 2: Infinite Tower Defense was released on May 6, 2021.

Infinitode 2: Infinite Tower Defense was developed by Prineside.

Infinitode 2: Infinite Tower Defense has received positive reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its gameplay but disliked it for its grinding.

Infinitode 2: Infinite Tower Defense is a single player game.

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