Sometimes you wonder why these games suck you in. Easy to pick up but hard to put down. Nothing fancy. Just a weird, addictive mess that keeps you going even when you are tired.
Granny Pills: Defend Cactuses is a neat tower defense game. The mechanics are tricky at first, especially with wonky physics making some shots feel off. The game is simple but you get drawn in trying to protect your cactuses from waves of annoyances.
Playing without the fluff means focusing on the right character setups. Some characters are obviously better for certain levels, but honestly, experimentation is key. There are no magical builds, just what works for you after multiple tries.
The biggest secret is upgrading your cactuses before moving on. Focus on a specific type and keep reinforcing it. This saves time later. Also, don't ignore the power-ups. They feel annoying but could turn the tide fast.
The story is straightforward. You defend your cactuses from endless waves. No big surprises. The ending feels kind of flat, but the grind is oddly satisfying. If you’re tired, just keep it simple and don’t get frustrated over the wonky physics and repetitive waves.
