Shiba Wars: Tower Defense TD
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About
Shiba Wars: Tower Defense TD is a strategy game where you can expect lots of grinding, perfect for fans of tower defense titles. In this single-player experience, your goddesses are counting on you to protect them. Embrace the Shiba universe and use your strategic skills to defend your land and bring peace to your goddesses. The game features a variety of challenges to overcome, ensuring you have a worthy and exciting adventure ahead.




- The game features a refreshing no-gacha system, allowing players to earn and buy characters directly with in-game currency.
- The art style and character designs are praised for their quality and cuteness, making the game visually appealing.
- Regular updates and developer responsiveness to community feedback enhance the overall experience and show dedication to improvement.
- The game suffers from significant bugs, including unclaimable rewards and crashes, which can disrupt gameplay.
- Progression can be excessively grindy, with many players feeling that upgrades and resources are hard to come by, leading to frustration.
- Some players find the difficulty spikes between levels to be unbalanced, making it challenging to progress without spending money.
gameplay
16 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay is generally well-received, praised for its tower defense mechanics and player-friendly approach, particularly the absence of gacha systems, allowing players to earn characters through time investment. However, some users reported bugs that hindered their experience, such as unclaimable rewards and issues with character acquisition. While the gameplay is described as enjoyable and visually appealing, some players find it repetitive or less engaging compared to other titles in the genre.
“The characters' illustrations are amazing, the gameplay is nice and it's challenging but quite easy to get some of the characters.”
“But the biggest draw the game has is the zero gacha mechanics; it's refreshing.”
“Love the gameplay, player-first concept, and how the devs are actually concerned about player's frustration.”
“This is a really cool game, perfect for passing the time, and I really spent time here. However, there were some bugs that really affected my gameplay, such as unclaimable rewards (mostly in the quest tab). There were some major ones, like I didn't receive some goddess characters even though the screen said I did—most notable one is Mercury in the first chapter.”
“You don't get energy anymore as part of the daily quests, so you basically can do very little gameplay in one go.”
“I like its anime-inspired aesthetic and tower defense gameplay, but still, it's inferior to other tower defense type games, and I get bored of it after less than a week of playing.”