Cursed Treasure 1.5 is a FANTASTIC Game full of ENTERTAINING Tower Defense maps

Cursed Treasure 1.5 is an interesting tower defense game, and I really did love it a lot. The maps were challenging and entertaining. The ads were annoying but they can be turned off if you pay a small fee. This game is bright and colorful and had me want to keep playing early in the game even though I was losing. The fact that you still gain a small amount of experience after every loss, means that slowly you can upgrade your skills and make it a little closer to being stronger the next time around. This is a great game and you should definitely play it. And it's even better if you pay for the ads to be removed.

I love TD games, and when I got my hands on Cursed Treasure 1.5 I thought is a pretty fun Tower Defense game. It have 3 types of towers that can be upgraded, multiple types of enemies with their own unique abilities and 3 gems that you have to protect from enemies. It might be challenging at start, but as you learn how towers work it gets more easy and fun. But it have some flaws, that can break your game experience. First of all its the game balance. Enemies can get progressively stronger and you will have to replay previous stages to get enough exp to upgrade skills high enough to overcome those enemies. Another one is towers attack range. There are situations where towers can barely reach the enemy path, and they select pathing that might avoid towers range completely. That leads to a lot of replays, but if you are ok with that the game will be ok for you.

Cursed Treasure 1.5 is that basic Tower Defense game that you thought you knew, but there are some major changes. It was really fun until I hit a wall, I cannot seem to understand how to properly place my towers to win a certain level. The game is a Tower defense where you place 3 kinds of elemental towers in their respective environment, the undead tower in snow, the demon tower in scorched land, and the orc tower in fields/forests, I don’t know, not a nature specialist. There are also options to make space around the map to allow the placement of new towers. In most tower defense games, enemies run a specific path and pass through the end of the map and the player’s life count depletes, but here in Cursed Treasure 1.5, there are a number of gems placed at the end of the path where the enemies try to bring it back from where they started. It looked like they were stealing from mother nature.