The thing that annoyed me about the game is the touch screen interface on my Nokia N91 mini. But it�s not really a fault o
f Handy Games, more of the shoddy resistive touch screen on the phone. I found it hard to control the units at times with my finger and they seemed to only move in four directions (up, down, left, right) which is probably a limitation for non-touch screen phones.
Considering the resolution of the screen the graphics did well to keep one involved in the game. They�re certainly above what many others are doing in the Java arena for non-iPhone handsets. The soundtrack is great and certainly has a distinct �wild west� feel to it. The sounds aren�t all that exciting themselves but they are adequate. Most of the time I turned the 
sound down as I was playing in a public place. But it was good to know that the music was there when I wanted it.
Overall, Guns N Glory is an interesting twist on the tower defense genre not only turning you into the aggressor but also giving you the ability to move your units around which adds some extra strategy to the gameplay. While the controls were tiresome at times I don�t know that it�s as much a software problem as it is a question of hardware.
