
Defend the Dead is a 3D action tower defense game where pesky humans try to destroy your chaos crystal Set traps, cast spells, and rise into battle, upgrading your skills to fend off endless waves.
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Defend the Dead
Ever wondered what the undead do when no one's watching? They just mind their own business—until those pesky humans show up! In this 3D action tower defense game, you play as the undead, tasked with protecting your life-giving chaos crystal (courtesy of your trusty Chaos Crystal Witch) from an endless onslaught of meddlesome human attackers.
Key Features:
Tactical Mayhem: Command your battlefield from a tactical view, strategically placing traps, towers, and barriers while casting ground spells to keep the human hordes at bay.
Rise to the Occasion: When things heat up, hit the “Rise” button to materialize as a physical form with full third-person controls, and lead the charge against the invaders!
Upgrade and Customize: Each wave you survive rewards you with XP and skill points. Unlock new traps, spells, barriers, or towers to tailor your defense and keep the humans guessing.
Join the undead rebellion in a hilariously gory twist on tower defense—because sometimes, the living just won't leave the dead alone. Get ready to rise, fight back, and prove that even the undead have a right to a little peace and quiet!
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All-time low is the lowest price we've recorded for this game since we started tracking it.
Languages: English**languages with full audio support
Reviews
Interesting offer, but difficult to play. Comes with no tutorial, and isn't very intuitive. The controls are wonky, the mouse often has a mind of it's own, things popping up well away from where you said. It also tends to vanish, and even when it's there it's a dark purple on a very dark background making it pretty hard to see. There are some traps, units, spells and towers you can purchase with skill points, but there doesn't seem to be anyway to improve the ones you already have access too, which feels pretty skimpy. NOTE: If you do try to play it, experience points carries over from round to round, so be patient, you don't start with any towers, and it can take four to five games to get your first skill point. As is, this is a no from me, but I feel like that with some effort on the part of the developers this might change. One thumb down. ADDENDUM: I've played a bit more, and my review stands, hate when I lose the mouse. It would be nice if we had some settings options. The reason I wanted to add something was that I have beaten the first map, and wanted to describe this game as a unique cumulative auto-battler.
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