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Make war! Yes, you, too can join in the defense of Greece!

Girls might want to play too!

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Entrepreneurs are exploiting the Greek economic crisis to market their wares. Soon after the launching of Grexit vodka on June 30, comes a new product – a tower defense game during the defense era but using steam-powered machines and robots as well. The game requires young “recruits” to digitally defend Greece against hordes of enemies trying to take over the country (the creditors, perhaps?).

The exciting game requires players to defend themselves through different maps with different entry and exit points. Towers are upgradable. Some features.

– Surprising storyline!
– 60 levels on 4 islands, several levels of difficulty
– Ancient Greek setting in conjunction with the steam powered machines and robots
– 14 enemy types (including infantry, mechanized, air, sea)
– 4 types of combat towers with upgrade possibilities
– 5 types of mechanisms that will affect the performance of your combat towers and can be upgraded
– Exciting quests

While your towers will be doing a lot of the combat, you will be able to jump into combat once in awhile as well with the use of things like grenades and lightening. If you’re interested in check this game out, if for no other reason than to find out why there are robots in ancient Greece, you can download this game off of Google Play for free and it does contain optional IAPs as well.

 

 

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