Fort Defense reviews

Fort Defense is a small, simple but very fun tower defense. The Basics are all there: Opponents arrive on set Routes in Waves and try to reach the Base. With 4 Basic Towers and a total Of 8 different Expansion stages, you have to stop them. Deserved Gold can be used in Battle to buy new Towers or Upgrades, while the randomly dropping Barrels can be consumed after the Fight for Improvement. In 2 different Worlds you can handle a total of 40 different Levels in 3 Difficulty shops. A Challenge, because it's not so easy, especially in the second Area. The Successes are quickly accompliworked, but to get all The Upgrades you have to put some Time into the Game. After 6 Hours I completely completed the first Area and in the second Area sometimes half of the simple Levels. So There is potential for many Hours of gameplay. For €6 definitely recommended! If you only want to get the Successes, you can take a look at my Guide on how to proceed (in my Opinion) most effectively: Link to The Guide If necessary, I translate it into German.

Great Tower Defense Game! This is again one of those nice little indie defense tower games that you just search from Start to Finish. It is apparently the Successor of Royal Defense and includes almost exactly the same Towers and Sayings. Instead of Fantasy Units, there are now just ships that have more or less the same Characteristics again. The Graphics are pretty and functional, unfortunately you still can't set a Full HD, like with so many cheap Games. The Levels are very nicely designed. The few Tower Types have different Advantages and allow for several Strategies, which must also be adapted to the different Enemy Types. Very nice! The Sound is actually quite nice, but repeats itself continuously. The Controls are straightforward, with the big Switches you could probably also cope well on a Tablet. There are 2 Campaigns, each with 20 Levels and 3 Levels of difficulty, including 3-Star ratings per Card. On the Cards, Enemies sometimes drop Barrels, these are automatically collected. This buys improvements for the Towers and Sayings. So If you want to, you can let yourself out fully, or just just pull the Campaign through somehow. The Degree of difficulty is much better balanced than in the Previous Game. This spurs you on and makes for fewer Moments of Fruit. Stage easy is now also to pack with relatively few Turmupgrades. Campaign 2 is then more designed for Advanced Skiers, and Upgrades are also urgently needed. Collectible cards have not yet been planned, the Steam Achievements are all feasible, but also not simply so gifted. You get a chance of a 100% score and that also motivates you. The Game is very stable. The Price is quite reasonable and a Must in the Deal. Graphic: 6/10 Sound: 5/10 Circumference: 8/10 Balancing: 8/10 Price/Performance: Very good! I awarded a Match Match Score 8/10 Points!