Defense of Egypt: Cleopatra Mission

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A tower defence game that bring some interesting concepts but overall very basic and not that fun. I'll give it a couple more hours to be safe but I feel like I have seen everything there is in the 10 first levels, only one enemy left to discover. Only 4 tower types, the regular arrow tower, catapult with area damage, flamethrower with damage over time and "poison" that slow. This leave you with no variety and each stage will feel the same. Only the arrow tower can target flying enemies so you have only one option when you find out the path they take. I also enjoy "sniper" towers and this game has none. There is a fifth tower that should be a sniper but can only be build on fortress that are fixed and not in all stage, you also can't upgrade it and the range seems pretty low. Low range is also something the game suffer because all towers have very low range to promote the upgrade system that allow you to upgrade the 5 stats of the towers, Damage, Rate, Range, Critical Chance and Damage. This force you to grind because in some stage you won't have enough range to target ships long enough to kill them. Since there is no experience, you also gain nothing from failing a stage but you are allowed to repeat easier stages to get upgrades and currency. The game also fail to give you any kind of detailed stats. You know that each towers without upgrade do 100% Damage at 100% Range but don't know what are those, you can either guess or trial and error which tower is stronger against specific enemies. For example after mixing towers to finish a stage I found out that Arrow towers seems to be the best against ships most of the time even though you would expect fire to be good against wood. It could be part of the game but I don't really enjoy this lack of data. The only two things that are clear are flying enemies need Arrow towers and Catapult are not good against fast unit. ( But nothing seems good against fast units, horses and chariot seems the strongest enemies. ) I enjoy each enemies turning into other enemies because it make sense. If you break a chariot it does not mean the driver died or breaking a full formation of hoplites should not kill them all. It also mean you cannot necessary play this like any other TD, focusing too much on the end of the path mean you won't have time to kill the spawned units while the opposite mean you might not have enough firepower at the end or be swarmed. Translation also make some thing confusing. The store mention combat vehicles but they do not exist, it means the towers that can't move or be controlled. Another thing that make this TD annoying, you can't tell towers to focus on specific enemy or have any controls at all, your arrow towers might waste their shot on a footman that would be killed later down the path while they let flying units pass by. They call the range "radius", correct for two towers and wrong for the other two. Also unknown if it affect the size of the catapult attack or only its range. UI is very mobile, huge and in the way. You also can't adjust sound and music, only turn them off, which I had to do because I like watching video or listening to podcast while playing and it was too loud. So I can't comment on the quality of sound and music. Graphics are fine, still look decent in 2023 and it's easy to tell units apart, with the only exception your arrow and catapult towers that are both very blue. It become easier once you level them up in a stage. You know how many waves a stage has but not the length of them for example the first bonus stage has only one wave but it's longer than the early 11 waves stages, a timer for the current wave would have been nice, especially to tell if you were close to winning or need to grind more. The game has a weird mechanic that some stages have trees you can "cut" to gain some coins. It's a weird mechanic that is not in all stages and seems tackled in to be "mobile" touch screen. There are also random chests that will spawn from enemies that can give you upgrades, gems ( between stage currency ) or coins. Which is weird because gaining enough coins to upgrade a tower one more level or not at all can change how a stage will play out. Upgrades are also pretty unique but inferior and too generic compared to a skill tree or other permanent upgrades specific to towers. If they had different stats on them or brought special attributes it would be fun but you simply have to put the higher level one because they all do the same. In conclusion I can't recommend it because there are so many better Tower Defence games right now on Steam. If you really want another one to play or really want more trading cards it's not awful and it's cheap but it has no achievements.

I'm on a canyon defense kick lately, and this one fills the need just fine. Acceptable menus. Good strategy towers. Beatable scenarios. Well explained but not over explained. Skip-able dialogue. Age Of Empires graphics feel good, and isn't too clunky. Everything is pretty well spaced so no issues with clipping yet. Worth playing.

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Дефолтная стратегия, в которой строишь башни чтобы защитить Египет от врагов. Я поиграл минут 30, потом стало скучно. Думаю вам тоже надоест через некоторое время из за однообразия.

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Прикольная игра, жаль что разнообразие орудий маленькое.