Anomaly Korea

Anomaly Korea flips tower defense around, asking you to build the attack path and escort a convoy through hostile lanes. By our assessment, that reversal is the whole point: instead of merely stopping enemies, you are the one threading units through carefully chosen routes, which makes every decision about timing and placement feel more active. The trade-off is that the series’ idea can only stretch so far, so once the novelty of the reversed setup settles, the game depends on map design and unit balance. In practice it is a puzzle of movement under pressure, with a lot of small adjustments rather than flashy escalation. Compared with conventional tower defense, it is more about planning a route than about standing still and surviving. It is for players who enjoy tactical oddities and lane puzzles, and it will not satisfy someone looking for a broad strategy game or a classic defense setup.