Digfender Hack 1.4.7 + Redeem Codes

I’m giving it 5 stars because it’s better than 95% of the tower defense games out there. Kingdom Rush is the king of tower defense, but this is probably in the top 3 that I’ve played, and I’ve tried tons. The towers themselves are well done, upgrade trees make sense, and the game play is unique and interesting. The digging down and creating your own path makes for a fun change to the tower defense genre. For a free game, the simple ad banner at the bottom and lack of constant ads (as in, I haven’t watched a single ad in this game ever) is a refreshing and much appreciated change.

My only negative critique is that it’s a little too easy. I’m over 80% of the way through the game and I haven’t had to try any level more than twice to three star it. The variety of enemies is lacking, though the enemies I’ve encountered so far are well thought out and each represents a specific challenge for your towers.

I am finding this game many years after its release, but given how hard it is to find decent tower defense games, I felt obligated to write a review and hopefully convince others that this one is worth a spin.

I'm surprised this game isn't more popular. It requires some strategic thinking by allowing you to largely create your own path which is quite rare these days in the TD genre.
Good selection of towers with a lot of variety in how to upgrade them. There's also a good variety of enemies which makes things even more interesting as it requires careful selection of towers. They do throw the tougher enemies (and the kitchen sink) at you right from the beginning in the Bonus level maps but otherwise, the game is well balanced and the difficulty ramps up smoothly.
I would like the ability to target enemies. It's kind of silly for a TD game to not have that option or, at least toggle between attacking the first or strongest enemy.
If you like the game spend the 10 bucks for the "special offer" but you can complete most of the game without spending money. I opted for one of the cheaper IAPs to support the developer and for the hours of enjoyment they provided. I hope they will update with more levels in the future. I would be glad to even pay for them.

I gave up on this game a few years ago because they didn’t properly support phones with a notch, but they’ve since fixed that. And playing it again, I remembered why it was so great. It’s got a simple twist (building the path gradually) that makes a difference, instead of loading it up with a bunch of useless novelty ideas. It’s well balanced and fun to play. You can watch ads or spend money if you want, but you can get the same benefits by grinding a bit more instead, and the monetization never gets intrusive.

It’s not perfect. The early levels are too easy, so you don’t get a sense of the strategic choices right away. The graphics and sound are pretty rudimentary. But those are minor complaints; this is a great game that blows away most of the more recent competitors.

I designed, directed abd produced takes fir 26 years and I am a huge fan of the TD genre, having played 50-60 off the better TD takes abd having mastered the top 10 or so.

This is an excellent and well balanced TD take that is fun and very well Balanced. It has a unique hook with a side view orientation and a digging mechanic used to gain loot and that becomes the enemy path. It is possible to grind repeated levels to Max all levels and gain all Stars, Maps, Tokens and Upgrades. But I bought a $5 IAP to support the devs and to get past the first choke point.

I highly recommend this game and will watch out for new games by these developers.

This game is clearly a labor of love. Far from any pay to play/pay to win garbage that many other developers seem to think is acceptable. That sort of business first, game play second...if ever mentality. The devs respect the intelligence of they’re users, never forcing any hidden ads or purchases onto them. The in game currency, diamonds, are completely unnecessary for completing the game and definite after thought tacked onto a fully functional game.

I see a previous reviewer said
‘’Good until you have to pay‘’
The sentiment of a moron. I’ve beaten this game 3times without needing to spend a penny. The only thing diamonds might be required for is the achievement unlocked after surviving to wave 20 in survival mode..even that I think it might be possible to conquer with solid strats.

This game is awesome, my favorite mobile game. I strongly recommend it to anyone that enjoys strategic games.

I found this game from reading the developer’s blog regarding developing games as I am looking for help on what publishing a game actually entails. At the end he plugged this game so I checked t out on the AppStore and was surprised at how polished and fun it is. One of the best things you can find in a free mobile app nowadays is not having pop up ads forced down your throat, instead giving us the choice to click on ads and support the developer. Good game, will continue to play!

I really enjoy this game. Power to the developers.

I found I couldn't much further than stage 16 before it became necessary to purchase upgraded options to continue. This would be less of a problem if the prices were not so high. I believe the cheapest upgrade I could make was a $3.99 chunk of diamonds, which I quickly blew through trying to advance.

I believe the castle upgrades start at $5.99 which is getting unreasonable in my opinion. So rather than drop additional money, I'll have to let the game go.

I love a good tower defense, but none of them are dynamic in the same way as Digfender. The ability to choose your own path, and make key decisions about resource gathering depending on the unique challenge of each level has kept me playing (even going as far as to redownload and start from scratch).

However, I have to take off two stars (for now) because of a bug that makes the game screen expand past the bezel of my phone (iPhone 11, iOS14.4) making it impossible to play when you can’t even see how much crystal or broken pieces you have in stock. If this gets fixed, the game would be perfect!

I used to love this game - haven’t played in a while and decided to open it up and I’m not sure if this is the result of an update or if it’s because phones have changed since the last time I played but the row up top showing how much gold/emeralds you have isn’t visible because of the iPhone screen layout. The bottom with your diamonds and power ups is visible most of the time but sometimes gets obscured by ads. I don’t know what happened but please fix it! It makes it impossible to plan how to use your resources when you don’t know how much you have!

I’ve loved tower defense games ever since bloons TD 1 came out. Now, 15 years later, I still struggle to find TD games as good as the bloons series. Digfender is simple but one of the best TD games I’ve played in years. So far, the gameplay feels pretty balanced and the unlockables keep me going. More importantly, it doesn’t shove ads down my throat and it’s not pay to play. I feel its longevity is short due to lack of content but definitely worth a try. 10/10 recommend