You might be aware that memes are more popular than ever. Meme pages on social media platforms are getting more engagement than most celebrities and public figures. So the advertisement team took advantage of the trend and started creating ads in form of Memes. And it worked for them. In fact even I got curious by those memes and I don't even play tower defense games(but I HAVE played some popular TD games in past like Plants vs Zombies, Kingdom Rush, Clash Royale, etc, so I think that makes me fit/qualified enough to review the game).
For leveling up the monsters, you require coins which is awarded by defeating enemies. But gathering coins this way is very slow as you get only 1 coin per enemy defeated. Alternative(and recommended) method of gathering lots of coin is to close the game(yes, you read it right, close the game). The longer you don't play the game, larger is the reward. This approach may seem odd as most games try to keep the players online as much as possible, this game is encouraging you to close the game. But I'm not complaining, the kids won't spend too much time playing this game even if they get addicted to it.
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The best bit about this game is the advertisement system. While most free games try to push ads down your throat for revenue, Summoner's Greed uses a method that I wish all the free games do(unfortunately very few free games use the similar approach at the moment). Instead of firing up an ad on your face, there's a dedicated character that walks up to the bottom of the screen offering a reward for watching an ad. If the deal is bad or you simply don't want to watch ad, you can skip it.
Now the bad part, like any other game, this game is not perfect. Which is to be expected from a free game. Don't get me wrong, the point I'm about to make is not a deal-breaker in any way, in fact I do recommend trying out the game if you like TD games. 2ff7e9595c
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