
Tower defense Game to safeguard the land of Rome.
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Languages: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish - Spain, Simplified Chinese, Korean
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My Defense of Roman Britain Video Review: https://youtu.be/YfSBoPJiONo Does Defense of Roman Britain deserve to be chosen for playing among many other similar tower defense games? One can find some positives speaking in its favor - an attractive historical background, some original ideas like convoys, presence of quests, interesting systems of weapon upgrades, big number of enemy units types, solid economic model, challenging yet not frustrating difficulty, user friendly interface, nice graphics and… However, there are also many downsides - not very interesting story and its presentation, some enemies approach your convoy almost immediately, some shortcuts cut more than half of the path for enemies, special weapons and spells are not very effective, the game plays almost all its cards in the first few levels, so there is not much to discover later, low differences between enemy’s infantry units, unpredictability of air units’ paths, only few music tracks and the absence of dubbing. Thanks to easy accessibility and simple mechanics the game is suitable for playing with kids that can learn something about the history and develop their strategic thinking. Pros: - historical background - some original ideas - quests - weapon upgrades - number of enemy types - economic model - balanced difficulty - interface - graphics Cons: - story - system of convoy protection - too short shortcuts - effectivity of special weapons and spells - not much to discover in later levels - low differences between infantry units - unpredictability of air units' paths - only few music tracks - absence of dubbing Defense of Roman Britain brings some refreshing ideas to the genre but most of them seems to be half-baked or unfinished. Despite all its flaws the game was still able to attract my attention for a while, so I am giving Defense of Roman Britain Thumbs Up and VideoGaming Father’s Index 6 out 10 - recommended with discount.
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Classic tower defence with a bunch of levels and units. I recommend it when you want to get away from large-scale projects for a while. Decent balance, entertaining graphics.
[h1]Defense of Roman Britain[/h1] [h2]Gameplay[/h2] The gameplay is pretty simple, you as a Centurion just need to put all sorts of towers to protect your base from the so-called barbarians who want to take over. [h2]Graphics[/h2] The graphics are satisfactory, but considering the full price of the game, I would expect better graphics. [h2]Background Music[/h2] There is no music here, only the sound of guns [h2]Price[/h2] The game should cost at least 2 times less than the current price, no matter what region, for full price it is better not to buy and it will be better to wait for sales [h2]Others[/h2] It takes less than 12 hours to get through the game on normal difficulty, mostly the problem is that you need to farm rubies to pump your guns. It's nice that the game is translated into many languages.
A fun, simple tower defense game with a few interesting bells and whistles to keep things interesting. The look is nice, professional between levels, and a fun cartoon look during them. The sound is okay, nothing to write home about, but never became irritating either. The controls are solid, though not much is asked of them. The Tower Defense portion is a very light, a handful of simplistic towers that only upgrade a few times, with no options. Something I always add to my reviews of TD games, but there is no pathing. That's important to some fans of the genre. There are a handful of tactical options, three that renew over time, and three that you have to buy. I find these lackluster, in that they all seem to be basically the same thing, a little damage. (One slows the foe, but not very much it seems) The maps are interesting, and your foes, the tribes of early Briton, can come at you from odd ways, along the rivers, out of the forests and anacronistic as it seems, balloons. I wish there were a mechanism to allow me to target my chosen foe at times, but I don't see one. This adds a fun, and often challenging dimension to things. The levels do tend to build, and get more challenging towards the end, something I enjoy but which I have found lacking in some games. The build up teaches you quickly not to ignore upgrading the towers to the rear regularly as things progress. The core of the creativity is spent on the idea of gears that you can use to upgrade the various tower types. There are five shapes in total, damage, range and rate of fire followed by an increased chance for a critical hit, and increased critical damage. I find this adds to the strategic aspect of the game in an interesting way. The entire time you are given simplistic quests which help in garnering the gems needed to do most of the upgrades and builds outside of the actual levels. All in all I give this game one thumbs up, I feel it is simple, but solid, and so far everything works.
This game is an interesting variation of tower defense. The undoubted advantage is the ability to improve absolutely everything. The game also has magic (which can also be improved). The currency for these improvements can be earned simply by playing. Then you have to know that you cannot play mindlessly in the Defense of Roman Britain. I would like the developers to add achievements. It would be very cool.
Same as their Defense of Egypt. Same problems. Who in their sane mind would prefer this over classic grid TD is beyond me.
应该是一款老游戏了 很早以前玩过
Jogo horrível sei nem como eles coloca isso na Steam.
Cool tower defense game with Ancient Rome theme.exiting music and gameplay i love.Very good game,interesting graphic
Tell me what other game you can take part in the Roman War? This game has no different in its style, there are enough levels in it to stick into it, different weapons and development options! The game is clearly worth the money!
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