Could be a lot better.

People who pay for VIP progress faster because they get 3x the experience to upgrade towers, and getting XP is a VERY slow process. It's de facto pay to win because people who pay will have better upgrades than people who don't.

The tutorial is annoying because it cannot be skipped and settings cannot be adjusted while you have to play it so the music is blaring.

Towers aren't balanced very well.

Heros don't do much of anything and its very difficult to get any other Hero than the starting two.

Progress in the chest system is also painfully slow as well, faster if you pay.

Daily rewards aren't really fun, the daily spinner from the last game was.

The system of arena scaling was a lot more fun in the first game. You could lose it all, or win big. Now you lose 1 point, or gain 1 point, and that's it. You can't take on anyone that isn't in your bracket, which makes sense, because it would be relatively impossible to beat anyone in a higher bracket. Your arena rank is largely determined by how many upgrades you have (playtime or paying money).

Many a time I have been robbed from victory because my opponent could upgrade a tier higher than me.

I do not really feel BTD battles 2 made any meaningful improvements to the last game. But the last game died off and people stopped playing it, so here I am.

Could be a lot better. People who pay for VIP progress faster because they get 3x the experience to upgrade towers, and getting XP is a VERY slow process. It's de facto pay to win because people who pay will have better upgrades than people who don't. The tutorial is annoying because it cannot be skipped and settings cannot be adjusted while you have to play it so the music is blaring. Towers aren't balanced very well. Heros don't do much of anything and its very difficult to get any other Hero than the starting two. Progress in the chest system is also painfully slow as well, faster if you pay. Daily rewards aren't really fun, the daily spinner from the last game was. The system of arena scaling was a lot more fun in the first game. You could lose it all, or win big. Now you lose 1 point, or gain 1 point, and that's it. You can't take on anyone that isn't in your bracket, which makes sense, because it would be relatively impossible to beat anyone in a higher bracket. Your arena rank is largely determined by how many upgrades you have (playtime or paying money). Many a time I have been robbed from victory because my opponent could upgrade a tier higher than me. I do not really feel BTD battles 2 made any meaningful improvements to the last game. But the last game died off and people stopped playing it, so here I am.