In Soulkeep, towers are key. If you want to pass any level, you must choose the right towers and place them correctly. This isn't easy, especially when you start facing the Fiends, who increase and evolve with each level.
I'm currently at the second level, and honestly, there's a big difference between it and the first. The first was enjoyable and relatively easy but the second became a good challenge. I started reviewing my strategy and decided to use a few different towers to better cope with the pressure in that level.
The first tower I used was King Trosser, which is very powerful in direct attacks. It stops any Fiend who tries to pass and delivers a heavy blow that makes them eliminated. After that, I added Charnel Pit which helps killing enemies that came in groups hitting them up like they were never there. I also didn't forget Gloom Owl, whose role is more defensive and with fast attacks but also provides great support to the others in that level.
What stood out was that I used a very powerful spell called Stew of Doom. When I activated it, I felt like I'd exploded among the Fiends, enabling the turrets to eliminate them more easily. I must say that it's one of those spells that restores hope when you feel like you're losing.
But despite all that, the second level is actually much more difficult. Enemies now have new abilities, their speed has increased, and some of them try to outwit you and suddenly change their path. So I had to constantly focus and rearrange my turrets on the fly, depending on what was happening on the battlefield.
I haven't passed that level yet but I plan to continue and experiment with different formations. The challenge is great, but that's what makes the game fun.
