For starters, the game doesn't "show you the numbers," so to speak, so you'll just need to learn exactly how much each upgrade will help for your towers, you'll need to feel out how powerful each wave of enemies is, and work from there. Overall the game is pretty fair and comprehensive, though there are some things that I'm currently not a fan of, and would love to see improved in an update. You will fail, and – if you've got the masochistic "hardcore" gene most TD players have - you'll love it. Apparently David knows just how tough the game is though, as every level is unlocked from the start of the game, complete with little tutorials on new towers and strategies as you go. Once you get your butt kicked on Easy level 1 though, you'll quickly realize this is about as far from a twitch shooter as you can get, as it'll take a tactical mind to push through the first few levels, let alone all 30 included in the download. The vector art looks identical (maybe a bit too identical?) to the now-classic arcade shooter Geometry Wars down to the smallest detail, having glowing vector art slide and rotate around the screen, explode in shards of neon shrapnel, and distort the grid-tiled background. At first look, GeoDefense might not strike you as a tower defense game at all.
0 kommentar(er)
