Cursed Treasure 2 reviews

Mega! Kingdom Rush! Kingdom Rush! Kingdom Rush! :-) Say another "why should you click through the lists in the Steam Sale for full Silver cards?." Did me Go like this, too, until I came across this Jewel by Chance! Not only does it look like Kingdom Rush, it doesn't just play out that way, it's from the same Publisher. The Game relies on the same Comic Style and the same Game charm, but changes a few Trifles, in my Opinion even for The Better: There are finally numerous Upgrade options for the 3 Tower Varieties. Yes, only 3. The Barracks were rationalized away, as were the Heroes. This also makes the Game more playable and you can Concentrate on the Towers. Small Resource Management was introduced for this purpose. This means that there may be buildings on each Map, which can be used to generate Gold or Mana per Second if you invest beforehand. On the other Hand, there are also Buildings of the "Good" faction (we play the "Bad guys"). There, additional Units are produced each Round, until resources are put In there as well. There are also a few Buildings, such as a Lighthouse, which first makes the Opponents faster, but after enough "Input" helps our Side and burns the aging enemies. After The death, the Opponents also like to drop Gold, Mana, Magic, or even Skulls. These Skulls can be spent in a Shop for extra Money or Mana Etc. This makes it possible for Beginners to see the End of the Game if you farm long enough (if you need it). If you urgently need new Skulls (you should actually save them all up to Level 20 + and only use them in case of an Emergency!), you should play level 21 normally up to the Boss (pirate ship), level up all the Towers and then let them go through it (3x) and go away first. So you can pick up something well after half an Hour Of permanent Ballers. There are 24 Levels with Day and Night mode. The Latter will not be unlocked until later and you have to make more Fields visible by Setting towers. Basically, this is hardly more demanding. The usual 3-Star reviews ensure that you absolutely want to have the 100% Savegame, because Steam Has Achievements ready for that. For the last Levels I then consumed the above Skulls (first play and win like this to know how the Level is going). For This purpose, exchange 2x of Gold and use the existing Mana to Roam the Fields, then add 1x Of Mana. Now to completely pop existing Resource Fields etc. at Will and to facilitate the further Course Of the game. Paving All the important Fields with Towers, then get started and hopefully get the 3-Star. You only have to pay attention to the invisible Enemies, then flare them or scare them away if necessary. As a Tip for the last Level: As with the Dwarf Drills, you should only apply the Smear Spells to the 3 Kings, d it is cheap enough and, if placed Correctly, can also reactivate the fogged towers. So that's very important, otherwise you lose no matter how much Gold you've given yourself before. So, but now buy quickly and play yourself, because it is still on Offer in the Sale!!! Have Fun with it, with one of the really best TD Games ever!

Without a doubt one of the best TD available. Very Pleasant from all points of view, but the best thing in my opinion is the relationship difficulty/playability, which remains balanced. Fun and addicting without ever becoming frustrating and without ever having to spend anything on in-app purchases... Someone said Fieldrunners (2)???

I already loved the Flash versions on PC of the 1 and 2, so not disappointed... Apart from can be a small downside (hence my 4 stars "only"), I have been waiting for a good time for new levels, or even an enlargement of the talent tree why not. And then it is true that the difficulty when you arrive in the dwarves is quite different! Even with all the talents unlocked I have a Max to win all the stars!

I played the Game on the Computer before and was very happy when it was available for the Mobile phone. You can play the Game completely without investing a Penny in the Game. To be honest, this is one of the easy Tower defense games. I do not understand, as some here claim, that it is too hard. Little Tip, it only plays on the computer. Take a Picture of the Game, and then it plays on the Phone.

After playing many tower defence games over these years and even though their structure is generally the same, the developers always manage to some innovative elements that get my attention. Cursed Treasure 2 isn't an exception. One of the interesting elements of this game is that every type of tower can only be built on a specific terrain. I also like the fact that the player has some freedom of movement when placing towers, instead of having those pre-arranged positions that some of these games offer. The graphics are great and really colourful. There is enough variety of enemies to prevent the monotony and they are nicely designed. I even dare to say cute, as sometimes I felt sorry for exterminating them. Of course, there is no mercy for these little gem thieves! The music is rightly chosen and fits well with the atmosphere of the game. In addition to this, the night stages are an excellent idea. They provide some replay value while player’s strategy skills are put to test. The only “negative” aspect, so to speak, is that it feels short. I know it isn’t, as there are 21 levels, but I’ve finished everything and I want mooore. And that’s an excellent sign of the quality of a game, in my opinion ;) In short, great, great game. Keep up the good work!