Honestly I have no idea what res I ran that game at. I got it for free from Indigala years ago and played it non-stop for about a week, beat every level of both campaigns with 3 stars and moved on. But it showed up on sale on Steam for about $1 once so I bought it to support the devs. I got way more than a dollar of fun out of it. I hadn't launched it since I beat it except to take that screenshot.
Any fan of Tower Defense games here? I mean games like Defense Grid or the wonderful unrepeatable Bloons TD6.
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interesting take. Now that you mention it, the only TD games I've played featuring that, and are some of my favourite TD games, are those from the Defense Grid series. It doesn't happen in every single stage, but where it happens the game becomes even more tactically immersive.
Do you know any other TD game that let you shape the attackers path?
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Silent_Buddha
Legend
Pssst, that one Super Santum TD does. There's a lot of TD games that do.
Orcs Must Die, Sanctum and Dungeon Defenders all allow that, but those are the combat focused ones. So maybe not your cup of tea.
Rise to Ruins is a great TD game that mixes in City Builder mechanics which allow you to create any Tower path you desire. Keep in mind though it's as much a City Builder game as a TD game.
Prime World Defenders has elements of creating paths. It's an older game but I really enjoyed it.
There's a demo for FrankenStorm TD that is a roguelike create a path of towers TD. It's actually pretty good. The game is supposed to release sometime this year. I put in 30 hours just in the demo.
I've played so many TD games it's hard to remember all of the ones that allowed you to create paths for the enemies.
Regards,
SB
thanks for the suggestions once again. Is that probably a record for a demo? The demos I played the most are Age of Empires 1 demo and Winzip.Pssst, that one Super Santum TD does. There's a lot of TD games that do.
Orcs Must Die, Sanctum and Dungeon Defenders all allow that, but those are the combat focused ones. So maybe not your cup of tea.
Rise to Ruins is a great TD game that mixes in City Builder mechanics which allow you to create any Tower path you desire. Keep in mind though it's as much a City Builder game as a TD game.
Prime World Defenders has elements of creating paths. It's an older game but I really enjoyed it.
There's a demo for FrankenStorm TD that is a roguelike create a path of towers TD. It's actually pretty good. The game is supposed to release sometime this year. I put in 30 hours just in the demo.
I've played so many TD games it's hard to remember all of the ones that allowed you to create paths for the enemies.
Regards,
SB
Sanctum 2 is not clicking with me, but Orcs Must Die has potential..., plus it has local coop, so does Dungeon Defenders, although I didn't get it for now.
FrankenStorm TD sounds very appealing, so I wishlisted it.
The TD game I want to play the most now is Defender's Quest, and I am going to purchase it when I've completed some of these TD games I have now or once I have tested a bit more the ones I still haven't learnt yet.
Silent_Buddha
Legend
Here's the free demo if you wanted to try out FrankenStorm TD.
FrankenStorm TD: Prologue on Steam
Roguelite TD: all towers & enemies start the same, but you have 1 choice per wave affecting BOTH and stacking up for dramatic variance. Gradually salvage and make some choices permanent to build deeper strategies. Also a unique mazing challenge where wires and towers must be linked to a power source
Regards,
SB
Strangely, I cannot recall any names. Maybe there were too many. Been playing TDs since some Starcraft mod. Like anything Starcraft, it was great for local lan as well.
Silent_Buddha
Legend
Glad you like it.
It's even fun in NG+ mode. I've played through it multiple times now.I helped crowd fund the second part way back in 2014.
He's been slow making the second one, but to be fair, after Adobe's flash (the original game originally used Adobe's Flash based game engine) bit the dust he had to create a new engine for the game. Then he made that engine available to other former Flash game developers. Then he had to help support that engine with indie developers. Then he ported the first game to his new engine. Then he redid the art for the 2nd game. It's been a journey. Regards,
SB
Warstone TD on Steam
Warstone is a Tower Defense game, with RPG, Strategy, and even city building elements. Detailed Hi-res graphics and beautiful illustrations combine with a deep storyline to draw you into the world.
Warstone TD is on sale now, 2,99$ -it usually costs 15$-. It has nice art, very positive reviews and the units are relatively similar to Defender's Quest.
Silent_Buddha
Legend
Warstone TD on Steam
Warstone is a Tower Defense game, with RPG, Strategy, and even city building elements. Detailed Hi-res graphics and beautiful illustrations combine with a deep storyline to draw you into the world.store.steampowered.com
Warstone TD is on sale now, 2,99$ -it usually costs 15$-. It has nice art, very positive reviews and the units are relatively similar to Defender's Quest.
This has been on my wishlist for a while. It's like a simplified version of DQ (simpler maps, simpler units, simpler unit upgrades, etc.) with a less interesting and less funny story. It's still a decent TD though and worth it at the discounted price.
Regards,
SB
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