Summary: Savage Moon offers a decent challenge for tower-defense fans, but some off-kilter AI and its trial-and-error nature won't make converts out of nonbelievers.
Pros: Good variety of weapons, defenses, and insect enemies, Hectic pace, Controls are easy to pick up, Challenging difficulty.
Cons: Lots of trial and error, Dumb tower AI, Wonky camera, Bland-looking environments.
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