Snail Battles Free Gems and Gold Hack

Snail Battles is a moving tower defense game for Android that makes you prevent an endless onslaught of oncoming enemies from destroying your tank that’s made from a snail. It has addictive qualities right from the get go but it does have some features that I don’t enjoy as much. We’ll touch on the points that I feel could be worked on within this general overview and when I give a more personal review of the game towards the end. The game doesn’t seem all that original when it comes down to it but I can see quite a few good things this game has to offer. Controlling your snail is fairly simple when it comes down to it because the entire process is automated. All you have to do is point where you want to shoot and change weapons when appropriate as the onslaught heads for you. For instance, if you come across defensive structures then you’ll probably want to switch to something big like a rocket launcher because your typical pea shooter isn’t gonna cut it.

The idea of giant armored snails with futuristic weapons attached to the top of them really makes me want to play this game more to see how things progress and how it gets better, or if it does at all. The animations and sounds within the game really do match the silly type of idea that the game has in mind. Your three different weapons are equipt with their own sounds and they really tie the whole combat system together in my mind. As stated, you are given three weapon slots to choose from and you must switch between weapons as you play and more monsters head towards you. Depending on which enemy is attacking you might want to use a different weapon to help clear that monster to help yourself progress. This aspect of the game really keeps you on your toes and makes sure that you aren’t just mindlessly clicking the button to fire, regardless of how fun it is to just get trigger happy and fire endlessly. The game starts off quite easy like you would imagine but you don’t really begin to notice how difficult the game can be until you are rapidly cycling through weapons and being swarmed by several enemies at once.

With games like this, tower defense games on mobile platforms, you are bound to run into a certain level that may seem impossible for you and that may be a bit offputting for people playing this game. So technically the game is free. But I can already tell that I am going to run into a problem with levels if the keep increasing in difficulty like this unless I spend some money on some new gear. IAPs, in app purchases, are common amongst the mobile gaming market and although that can be annoying, it does work for games such as this one when it does not mean that you will instantly win the round. I personally wouldn’t spend a dime on this game because I don’t see myself putting in enough time to make it worth my while. I am more than happy to try and get as far as I can without making any in app purchases to boost my performance. You can play the game a bit and decide whether you want to buy things in game or not. This game doesn’t force you to buy anything by any means and I commend them for not forcing the purchases on you.

Snail Battles Gems and Gold Hack

If you are playing Snail Battle, you will notice that it is important to have gems and gold to get you through the game. You can purchase gems and gold through the app store, but this costs real money, and most people don’t have extra money to spend on the app items. We have added a cheat that gives you these two important items for free, and you can download this hack for both iOS and Android devices.

Simply check out the picture below to see how easy it is to use, and the directions are pretty easy to understand.

You will need to download the cheat for Snail Battles here at AppGameCheats, which takes about 30 seconds to download. It will automatically install, and it should take about 30 seconds, but it depends on your internet speed. You will then select which device you are running the game on, such as Android, and then you can input how many gems and gold you want to add to your game.

Once you get that done, click “Start” to begin the hack tool, and it should take less than a minute to finish. You can then open Snail Battles as you normally would, and you will see the gems and gold are added to your account at no cost.

Our Own Snail Battles Tips

Making sure you know which gun to use is important to make sure you can pass the levels with ease and not have to fail over and over again as you get to a tower and continue shooting it with your machine gun. Each enemy is susceptible to different types of weapons as stated before, for instance use artillery for towers and shotguns for dragons. Making sure you follow this will allow you to progress and not feel as if you’re doing no damage because you machine gun really won’t cut it when it comes to a tower. When you switch to the artillery it’s best to wait until a group spawns and heads near the tower to try and take them out with the structure. Being efficient will not only save time, it will save ammo as well.

Your machine gun has the most ammo. So keep it firing at all times. By the time you switch weapons and switch back, you machine gun will be reloaded again. Your machine gun has the most ammo to use up. So keep it firing at all times. By the time you switch weapons and switch back, you machine gun will be reloaded again due to its deceptively fast reload time. Don’t let the game overwhelm you when lots of monsters spawn and you are forced to think. It may seem like you don’t have enough time to make an informed decision but if you think you can act fast enough and choose the right weapon then you will win.

Snail Battles Review

Snail Battles reminds me of what I used to love about all those old Flash games I played a long time ago on sites like ArmorGames. The controls are very simple but tight and tuned to make the game optimal. It really just leaves the gameplay down to the player and what you can make of it. It’s fun and engaging, but not overly grindy like some tower defense games tend to be when it comes to upgrading things in game. Snail Battles really just keeps the game and each level interesting to keep you playing but it doesn’t seem like a game that I will come back to every day to make sure I get my fill of this game.

I am very disappointed when it comes down to the music and SFX along with the graphics of the game. The only thing that the game has to offer when it comes to sounds or music is the whimsical sounds that the weapons make when you use them. They use the same track from the intro throughout the first few levels of the game and it gets old pretty quick. The sound effects sound great on the other hand with sounds going off every time you fire a slug into your enemies, demolish wooden strongholds, or collect loot. I can accept the fact that they may have been a little lazy with the music at times and the sound effects do quite a good job of conveying the type of game you’re playing.

Snail Battles is a pretty enjoyable game if you need to kill some time during the day. Controlling the helm of machine guns, artillery shells, and flamethrowers is always a fun aspect of a game and I don’t feel like this game has done anything too groundbreaking. However, when it comes to these kind of games, if you don’t make any app purchases later on, you will find yourself replaying each level to farm for gold, so that you can get to the next level to farm for more. I myself enjoy games that make you work for things and this game, as previously mentioned, doesn’t force you to buy anything to go on. Sure they will help immensely but it is by no means needed to progress.

All in all I can say that this game is worth playing as far as I can tell. I have played for a couple of hours and it hasn’t felt all that repetitive. Most games like this aren’t games that will drag you in and want you to play for hours on end and I’m not sure if this will be one to break that trend. I would suggest that you play this game for a bit and refrain from paying for anything and see how far you can get. Once you reach that point then you should see if this game still interests you, if it does then maybe consider sinking more time into it or paying to upgrade parts of your arsenal.

Snail Battles Ratings

Music and SFX: Like I said before, the only thing that the game has to offer when it comes to sounds or music is the whimsical sounds that the weapons make when you use them. My judgment has not changed and I feel the lack of effort they put into the music is not acceptable and for that reason I cannot help but give this part of the review a low rating. Snail battles gets a 5/10 for its music and SFX and the only reason it’s that high is due to the added sounds in game and not based on the music.

Artwork: The art aesthetic feels uninspired as if they took the same route as they did with the music choice. The environments remain mostly static as the levels change and I really feel like a more dynamic background would add to the game. While I say the artwork seems lazily done I do enjoy the designs for the snail itself and the monsters and towers seem to have an alright design when compared to the rest of the game. With the lazy static background and the alright character design I give the artwork a 6/10, and that’s being somewhat generous.

Originality: It really does become difficult to be original in the mobile gaming market due to the fact that almost everything has been done, and everything that has been done has been done over and over. The game takes its ideas from a tower defense game and it adds a moving aspect to it. That alone does not make this game original and as I’ve said before the only thing that makes this game original is the little things they’ve added to the game. The monsters and control of your weapons makes this game a bit more bearable than other games like this. For the reasons listed above I give Snail Battles a 6/10 for its originality and plot line.

Addictiveness: As I said earlier in my review “Most games like this aren’t games that will drag you in and want you to play for hours on end and I’m not sure if this will be one to break that trend”. This really didn’t change for me. I see this game as something to waste some time but it really will never be a go to game for me to play and that is because it feels grindy, but the grinding is not worth the time spent for the most part. I hope that you can enjoy this game and not feel the same way I do. Either way the game is fun at times and doesn’t really work for me due to my loss of interest in games such as this. I would give this game a 7/10 for addictiveness based on the interactive gameplay and possibility to level up and become more powerful.

My overall rating for this game is a 7/10 and once again that’s me being slightly generous again when it comes to the games ratings. Give this game a try and make a decision yourself. Don’t take my word as fact and make sure that you follow the tips and possibly look up a video on YouTube if you still feel like learning about the game and how it plays.