This is one of those games that really stuck with me in my childhood, and I still play from time to time. Short but sweet, great variety in towers and enemies, many optional challenges, and a soundtrack that could be in your head forever. Perfect in every way.

But it's also the most tragic game ever made. Something truly exceptional, and then EA buried it in their personal hell. I saw the composer, Laura Shigihara, talk passionately about the game all these years later, and it just broke my fúcking heart.

This is one of those games that really stuck with me in my childhood, and I still play from time to time. Short but sweet, great variety in towers and enemies, many optional challenges, and a soundtrack that could be in your head forever. Perfect in every way. But it's also the most tragic game ever made. Something truly exceptional, and then EA buried it in their personal hell. I saw the composer, Laura Shigihara, talk passionately about the game all these years later, and it just broke my fúcking heart.