$4.99Cursed Treasure 2 Play the bad guy, keep your gems
Defend your treasure from waves of heroes by raising towers on matching terrain and unleashing spells at just the right moment.
Is Cursed Treasure 2 worth it?
Cursed Treasure 2 is worth it if…
- you like playing the villain for once, with heroes as the ones to beat
- you enjoy tower defense with upgrade trees that reward replaying levels your own way
- you want quick, colorful sessions where one more level is always tempting
- you don't mind a tougher final stretch that may ask for a replay or two
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Evil towers with real choices
Three factions, three terrain types: demons take red ground, undead take gray, orcs take green. Each tower branches into two specializations, so an orc den becomes either a long-range sniper post or an explosive ballista nest, and undead crypts can freeze enemies in place or scare them into fleeing back through your defenses. Towers only reach their full power by fighting, so where you build first shapes what you can afford later. Add two spells on a mana timer, and a meteor dropped on a packed wave feels exactly as satisfying as it should.
A war chest that grows with you
Every level pays out experience, win or lose, and levels feed a skill tree of 30 abilities that makes your spells cheaper, your towers nastier and your economy faster. Between stages you also spend gold and mana on the map itself: upgrade a mine for steady income, or pour resources into an enemy barracks to slow the stream of heroes coming out of it. Fallen enemies drop coins, potions and the occasional skull, a rare currency for extra-powerful spells. The final levels get demanding, so it pays to save those skulls for when you really need them.
