TMA writes: "Hero Defense is a game very similar to Townrs Defender, which I had previously reviewed for TMA. There are some differences that make this game unique in its own way, but ultimately the biggest thing that separates it from Townrs is the difficulty level. Hero Defense is hard – really hard. If that's the kind of game you're looking for, you've come to the right place – and I'm ready to tell you all about it.
The first thing you notice when playing Hero Defense is that it's played in portrait mode. It's a nice change from most app store games, especially of this kind, which lends itself to easier one handed play. You're not awkwardly holding your idevice with one hand in landscape mode while tapping with the other. So I appreciated that change. At the same time though, the maps are larger than the screen – and there's no way to pan across them. So, to see more of the level, you have to move around."
Train your attack power, put on your armor, grab your magically enchanted boomerang and run. Keep running, and never stop.
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