- Publisher: Hidden Path Entertainment
- Release Date: Sep 2, 2009
- Also On: PC
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7.2
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Mixed or average reviews- based on 24 Ratings
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Positive: 19 out of 24
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Mixed: 1 out of 24
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Negative: 4 out of 24
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NickBrooksSep 15, 20099
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mobiusmobius@hotmail.co.ukSep 3, 20098Its desktop tower defence, this time though someone made the smart idea of giving it a 3D view and a Scifi setting. if you have played any of the free internet tower defence games then you can expect the same here. its still a good game and its cheaper than the PC version found on the likes of Steam.
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JackB.Sep 7, 20099
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AnthonyPSep 8, 20099
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MerfMSep 6, 20099An utter bargain and delight of a game. its a great tower defense, probably only beaten by Plants v Zombies in the genre. This is closer to the traditional tower defense games and has top notch presentation, lots of levels, challenges & depth. there have been some amazing xbla titles recently but for only 800pts this is the pick of the bunch for me, yes its even better than Trials HD.
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89A great value on Xbox Live Arcade. It's a fantastic tower defense game, costs half what it does on PC, and throws in bonus levels for us. Strategy games aren't everyone's cup of tea, but if you count yourself a devotee of the genre you won't want to miss this one.
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It's still just another Tower Defence game, but at least this one requires some genuine strategy.
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90The pinnacle of design for tower-defense games, and not just because of its fancy Gamebryo-powered 3D graphics. It's challenging and complex without breaking the same simple rules that all tower-defense games follow, even the most unsophisticated ones. Taking a simple yet classic game design, then adding depth and polish to it, is probably the purest way to make a great game.