Paper Stick Figures

A tower defense fought out on a page of notebook paper, which lets it put tanks, aircraft and heavy guns on the same board as a row of pencil-drawn soldiers without looking silly. Paper Stick Figures sends waves at your base from the right; you spend what the last wave paid you on more troops, better troops, or the weapons that hold a line while the troops catch up. The drawing style does real work here — the explosions read instantly, which is the hard part in a lane defense.