
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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+Tower Defense +Deck Construction +Campaign and rogue like mode +Over 500 cards (with some unique) -Not great for repeated plays -Rogue like mode isn't very hard This is a really unique take on tower defense and deck construction. This is listed as deck building, but it's really deck construction. Deck building is more adding cards to your deck as you play the game, while Cartridge Defense you make a deck before you start a map. Between maps you can modify your deck with new cards you've unlocked before you start the next map (think along the lines of how Hearthstone works). Overall I had quite a bit of fun playing this, and enjoyed the deck construction aspect of it. Each map is different and sometimes your deck needs to change to be able to beat the challenge. There is a good selection of cards (over 50) with some legendary and rare ones that really are quite unique. The campaign was really 20-30 hours long for me, at which point I unlocked all of the cards and beat all of the maps. After that you can try the roguelike mode, which was fun for a play but wasn't really challenging enough to keep me going back for more. My only con is the game doesn't really have the legs for repeated plays. Once you unlock everything and beat the campaign, you've just about seen everything you need to see. Still recommended for anyone who is a fan of tower defense.
타워를 설치해서 적 유닛의 이동 경로를 바꿀 수 있다는 점에서 어릴 적에 했던 Warzone tower defense와 느낌이 비슷합니다. 덱 빌딩 요소를 추가로 넣어서 덱 짜는 재미도 있습니다. 하지만 덱을 이루는 카드 수가 30장으로 고정되어 있지 않고 스테이지마다 달라서 덱을 매번 새로 짜는 것이 약간 귀찮습니다.
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[strike]I would love to recommend this game to people but I can't do that when the tutorial is completely bugged. It gets stuck when it tells you about the bosses.[/strike] The tutorial bug seems to have been fixed, and that bug was the only reason that I initially gave the game a negative since I quite like the game.
Fun and has a good amount of content. Ideally get it on sale though.
Addictive. I'd say the perfect tower defense game honestly. You molding the board with the turrets themselves is what I've always wanted out of a TD game. Won't ever need to buy another TD game imo.
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