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[h1]Türmchen, wandle dich! [/h1] Ich weiß gar nicht, wie die Stunden zusammengekommen sind. Aber obwohl es nur ein einfaches Tower-Defense ist, dass ich über [url=http://steamcommunity.com/groups/Drakeschool] meine Steamgruppe[/url] bekommen habe, sind da doch ein paar Stunden mehr reingeflossen, als ich zuerst dachte. [b]Gameplay[/b] „Castlewatch“ ist ein sehr typisches Tower-Defense, in dem wir die feindlichen Horden davon abhalten müssen, unser Lager zu überrennen. Ich persönlich würde ja weniger an Türmen, die auf mich schießen, vorbeilaufen aber so clever sind die Biester ja nicht. Wir können auf den Feldern unsere Türme dabei so platzieren, dass sich die Laufwege der Feinde verlängern, müssen aber auch natürlich auf fliegende Feinde achten. Umso weiter wir in einem Level kommen, umso mehr Sterne bekommen wir, mit denen wir neue Türme freischalten. Es gibt dabei die Grundtürme, die wir sehr spezialisiert upgraden können. In der Übersicht wirken die alle erstmal recht ähnlich, aber beim Testen merkt man schon die Vorteile der einzelnen Türme. Irgendwann können wir im Labor auch einfach den Schaden unserer Türme hochdrehen und das Spiel so vereinfachen. Da hätte dem Spiel ein wenig mehr Tiefe gut getan. [b]Story[/b] Keine Story. Brauch ein Tower-Defense natürlich auch nicht. Manchmal sind solche Spiele natürlich trotzdem ganz nett verpackt. [b]Grafik/Sound[/b] Leider hat “Castlewatch” auf meinem Laptop nicht richtig funktioniert. Auch wenn ich die Auflösung (und weitere Commands) manuell eingegeben habe, war das Fenster stark abgeschnitten und nicht veränderbar. Auf meinen PC hats dann geklappt, aber ich kann nur sagen, dass Sound und Grafik absolut basic sind. Das Spiel kam auch für Android (habs überprüft) raus, denn sonst könnte ich mir auch keinen Grund vorstellen, warum das Platzieren von Türmen über Drag & Drop läuft. [b]Fazit[/b] „Castlewatch“ ist ein ziemlich simples Tower-Defense. Viele Tower-Defense Titel haben ja mittlerweile eher ein Thema, weil das Standardprinzip doch schon ziemlich verbraucht ist. „Castlewatch“ bleibt klassisch, macht seinen Job aber solide. Irgendwie hat es mich doch eine ganze Weile bei der Stange gehalten und ich habe alle Sterne gesammelt. Meistens dann allerdings, wenn ich mir nebenbei was angeschaut oder angehört habe. Wer was Einfaches und Typisches sucht, wird hier durchaus fündig. Aber viel mehr als [quote]ist doch recht sauber gemacht und eben ein Tower- Defense[/quote] gibt es einfach nicht zu sagen. Es gibt sicherlich bessere, aber auch schlechte Vertreter des Genres. Ich reviewe übrigens auch aufwendigere Spiele als dieses hier. Neben [url=http://steamcommunity.com/groups/Drakeschool] meiner eigenen Steamgruppe[/url] veröffentliche ich viele davon auch in der [url=https://steamcommunity.com/groups/ger_steam] German Steam Community[/url]. Schau doch mal vorbei!
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forget the graphics, this is old school tower defense at its finest. less than the price of a coffee and hours of fun. no ads, no microtransactions, just pure strategy. it's like a love letter to warcraft 3 fans. get it, you won't regret it!!
Classic tower defence game where you have to build towers to defend against invading monsters. The monsters follow a predetermined path, which can be changed through strategic tower placement. The graphics are simple and don't distract from the action. It's easy to get sucked in and waste way more time than you want to. There is also a mobile version on Google Play store for android phones to play on the go.
Nice tower design on simple-looking terrain and standard TD gameplay for an affordable price. The gameplay does not attempt to deviate from the norm. The goal is to protect the castle by positioning towers to thwart the enemy advance. It's game over if they get to the castle. The unique thing in the game is that the enemy path is not set. Even though the enemy will want to take the quickest route to the castle, you can prevent this by putting a tower directly in its path. The sole requirement is that the opponent always has at least one opening, thus you cannot entirely block the path. The terrain also plays a role. Even if you construct a solid wall of towers on the ground, an enemy with the ability to fly or swim will simply take the quickest route across the lake. Stars are awarded for your performance. You earn more the longer you live. These can then be used in the workshop to unlock new towers. Despite having a rather plain appearance overall, towers' graphics are actually quite good. The terrain art, on the other hand, is basically a mass of different colors and looks poor. The game takes you through a number of identical stages that mimic forests, glaciers, volcanoes, and other landscapes. The color shade is the only thing that differs. You begin with five basic towers, divided into four different elemental and one physical category. Each tower has the potential to evolve into one of three completely different structures with entirely new design. For instance, nature tower can evolve to spawn spiders, leaves, or bees. If that isn't enough, each of the three forms can be further upgraded into two completely new forms.
Good cheap Tower Defense that will give you plenty to think about. Starts off fairly simple , but later mazing options have to be negotiated. Upgrades are interesting and most of the bells and whistles seem to be there. Graphics are basic, but they don't get in the way of the gameplay.
Stumbled upon this game by accident and I love it! The graphics are very simple, but the gameplay and behind it caught me right from the start! Especially recommended for lovers of strategy games! Over time you find out more and more features in the game and it's just plain fun! I have already spent countless hours in the beta version and I find that the game has steadily improved.
If you're a fan of classic tower defense games, this one is sure to hit the spot. The charm of the genre is good while delivering an enjoyable and addictive gameplay experience. The game offers a solid selection of towers, each with its own unique abilities and upgrade paths. Placing and upgrading towers strategically is the key to making the game easier. The visuals are simple that capture the essence of classic tower defense games. The difficulty progression is well-balance to hard, starting off a bit standard and gradually ramping up the challenge. While the game lacks some of the bells and whistles of more modern tower defense titles, it excels in its simplicity. It offers a straightforward and enjoyable gameplay. Overall, if you're looking for a classic tower defense game that delivers a fun and addictive experience, this one is definitely worth checking out. It may not reinvent the genre, but it stays true to its roots and provides hours of entertainment.
One of my favorite tower defense games. I love Castlewatch because of it's simplicity. I wish there were an easy mode though to really utilize a lot of your fully upgraded towers. Easy pickup, and a lot more maps than the demo. Highly recommend.
Has Linux support but only works wuth Proton, almost refunded cause of it but the game is good and played 4 hours straight on the first go!
If your looking for this kinda tower defence, this is a nice one.
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