Attack on the Villager is a simple and mildly unique cooperative TD map. Perhaps the unique aspect of the map won't impress the general public, but nevertheless it's something new. The core of the map works well, but it's lack of fan favorite TD features might be a turn off for some.​

Starting off the map players would be pleased at the sight of an short but informative quest log explaining the basics, but it still isn't enough to prevent some mishaps. The first wave starts too quickly that'll make the map en-route for early, frustrating leaks for one player or not-so-skilled players. Luckily, I was playing with another player and he backed me up. Still, it shouldn't be this way as it sets a bad first impression.

Progressing further into the map, players should be able to understand the key concepts of the map because of it's simplicity. There are an abundance of towers and upgrades, but what's lacking is the variation between them. All the towers except the Freeze, Splash, Air, and the three aura towers have little difference between them. Since the map almost completely takes away attack type strategies due to all creeps being piercing and all but one attacking tower having piercing damage, most of the towers share the same purpose specializing in the same thing. While there are little differences such as non-game changing abilities and slight damage and attack speed variations, it's too little that it makes some towers pointless in existing. This is not at all a problem though, it just takes away strategy that some TD players value.

Since the middle section is a key feature of the map, I personally would like for the middle to be revamped to make it more interesting and skill based. Perhaps having the villager be user controlled with abilities along with making the region wider would bring more excitement to the map. The outer area seems fine if you would like to cater to those who want to pass time instead of think.

People who don't care about harmless bugs and slight inconsistencies would probably find the map to be fine and or fun, but for those with higher expectations of general quality and consistency might be disappointed. Yes, few units do get stuck but likely don't cause players any pain. The tool-tip description of towers works to a minimum, but much more valuable information could be added such as the range and what type of units its better against. I have one complaint on the lack of description on Denar; it doesn't say I should put it in the lane because of the immolation! If I happened to be a player to put it on the outside, I would feel cheated for my money I spent. Anyway, moving on. The multiboard is functions and informative but doesn't show another players kills. The -wave is informative but won't nearly be as informative if the waves are announced.

Despite all the little things people are destined to nitpick, the map's gameplay could be an entertaining grind and something fresh for those in search for a new TD map which don't come around often.
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TD maps are known for being the map type where the visuals of the map matter so much less than every other map type in general. Should you decorate it more, like you say, I don't think it would make much of a difference. But right now, the map is below average for TD maps due.

Some of the models (By some, I mean two) are pretty badass, though. Good job on picking those out, even though you could have gotten more. But for the rest of the map, it's rather bland and uninspiring.​

You got a decent description and there isn't much more you could state about it. Also, while this map is rated a three, my personal user rating leans on the 2.5 side.​