- October 23, 2014
- Bad Seed
Sleep Attack
Platforms
About
"Sleep Attack" is a unique twist on tower defense games where you control the battlefield layout and enemy paths. Up to nine tower types with distinct strengths and weaknesses can be constructed and upgraded to combat 17 types of enemies. The game features six visually appealing dream worlds to explore. Enemies' routes can be manipulated by rotating the battlefield for optimal tower attacks.





- The game offers a refreshing twist on the tower defense genre with its unique mechanics and cute graphics.
- Players have found joy and hope through the game, highlighting its ability to provide a positive experience during tough times.
- The sound, animation, and overall atmosphere are well-executed, making it a decent entry into the genre.
- The gameplay can feel restrictive and lacks depth, with limited tower placement and a lack of creativity required in strategy.
- The spinning mechanic, while novel, can become tedious and disrupts the flow of the game, leading to frustration.
- Many players feel that the game lacks balance in later levels, making it reliant on luck rather than skill.
gameplay
14 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay of the tower defense game is characterized by a lackluster core mechanic and limited tower placement, which can restrict strategic planning, especially in the early waves. While the mechanics are easy to learn and offer a variety of towers and upgrades, the gameplay can become visually overwhelming due to the need for rapid map rotation and the gradual unlocking of tower spots. Despite these drawbacks, some players find the game addictive and appreciate its cute graphics and interesting mechanics, though it may not reach the heights of other titles in the genre.
“Mechanics are easy to learn: there are 7 kinds of common towers, each one can be enhanced 4 times, 6 power-ups, a coin system to buy upgrades, powers, and 2 special towers, along with a few well-designed enemy varieties.”
“A refreshing reboot of the everlasting tower defense format, featuring cute graphics and interesting mechanics.”
“Nice tower defense with interesting mechanics.”
“The core tower defense gameplay is lackluster; the paths the monsters take are pretty short, and the tower placement is limited to a few pre-determined spots, though more open up as the game progresses.”
“Sleep Attack is a nice-looking but mechanically lacking tower defense game that didn't pull me in like Kingdom Rush.”
“The mechanics are easy to learn: there are 7 kinds of common towers, each one can be enhanced 4 times, 6 power-ups, a coin system to buy upgrades, powers, and 2 special towers, but there is a limited variety of enemies.”