
Cartridge Defense is a tower defense game with over 300 distinct collectible cards that you will use to create your own decks to defend against robots in the cyberpunk inspired future. Play cards (cartridges) to spawn towers, upgrades, special abilities and more in a campaign or rogue-like mode.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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A puzzle game with guns what more could you ask. Challenging and fun.
Smooth game play, and awesome sound track that doesn't get repetitive after playing for a few hours.
A great all around TD game... - lots of game time for the price - different strategies that evolve as you progress - just plain fun - a ton of cards - expert mode is (for me) the best setting On the improve side - bosses should be bigger and badder - feels like there should be a level 6 to use some of the great cards you get on level 5 - the "boards" could be more dynamic or varied - in game info for how mechanics work needs improvement Highly recommend...
Deck Building + TD!
My favorite tower defense since element TD. The campaign is challenging, and very satisfying to beat. If you get stuck on a level there is always the rogue-like to swap to as well. Collecting cartridges, building unique decks, and planning mazes for each map have been some of my favorite aspects of the game on top of it's core tower defense game play.
I liked it. It has been a while, but i remember it working and being fun. Only stopped because I finished the endgame content, just checking in to see if it had any updates since then.
A very fun Tower Defense + Card Game mashup. There's a good variety of towers, and the way cards combine and buff towers really keeps things fresh, instead of just placing the same old stuff every time. Planning out decks is super fun, and the ability to save many different decks is really nice. The card sorting UI is ok, you can filter for type or rarity with the search, but it's a bit clunky editing decks that are already full. I wish there was a line-of-sight overlay so I could see which of my towers were obstructed and which are not. Tip: blocks are not solid (maybe platform would be a more accurate name), so towers behind blocks can still shoot unobstructed. [u]Update:[/u] I've beat endless and roguelike modes. Endless wasn't that interesting, having all the cards made it pretty easy, and the performance tanks hard on later waves. Roguelike was extremely fun, having to work my way through a set of levels with random buffs and cards. Overall I had a great time with this game. Solid game highly recommended if you're a fan of both TD + CCG.
Its a fun little Tower Def, good for wasting time and just chilling out.
A fun mixture of deckbuilding and tower defense games. Recommended to fans of the genres.
Ja,. Tower Defense macht süchtig! Dieser spezielle Kandidat ist besonders gefährdend. Es kommt keine Langeweile auf, weil es Knackig ist. ;D
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