Build defenses. Keep the invading hordes. Above all, protect the soil. This is a song and dance, we are all very familiar with. What makes a worthwhile Spice Invaders tango partner is the way it is practically full-to-bursting with content. Extra towers, new upgrades, special passive abilities, and even cosmetics can be purchased with spice earned (or bought with real money) through repeated play. It is a surprisingly compelling and worthwhile investment with a big drawback: The multiplayer mode.
Assuming that we are all knowledgeable of Tower Defense games, I'll cut right to the particular nuances. Players will practice for several varied levels / maps gain experience for their pirate to do to unlock new towers, earned spending money and points on the upgrades, development of new levels, and new game types. Each level (and modes, they once unlocked) can play back as much as necessary and there is no lack of incentive to do so.
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