Ian Howarth: "The world was once under constant threat of creatures of unimaginable evil storming the lands and laying waste to its inhabitants by breaking through portals from another world; the Ink. Although, the long-since-lost civilisation who took it upon themselves to stop these demons were not so easily defeated. It seems that they discovered the areas of the world where the rifts could be torn open and built strongholds full of traps to keep the enemies at bay before they could do any real damage. Unfortunately, that was then, and this is now. The civilisation that made the arenas are no longer around and the portals have begun to open once again. Now it is the task of the hero(es) to stop the advances of these nightmares using their own strength and trap-engineering skills. But let’s be honest, the story really doesn't matter."
Tower defence games have become incredibly popular on iOS and Android devices over the last few years but they are also incredibly fun to play on your PC.
Alex Gibson at IGCritic writes "he tower defense genre has been around since the earliest days of World of Warcraft 3 buts its popularity as a mainstream genre has seen a resurgence recently. Tower defense is now a universally played video game genre across everything from the current home consoles to iOS and Android devices."
Chalgyr's Game Room writes:
Deathtrap brilliantly mingled action with tower defense to create a game that Pierre-Yves was incredibly fond of. PY took the time to go ahead and record some Play Time sessions of the game, so you can see it for yourself.
