DG2: Defense Grid 2

本作の魅力は難易度を上げてステージをクリアした程度ではわからないほど複雑なスコアシステムにあります その理解度が高いほど作品の評価は高まるが 逆に前作のようにカジュアルに遊ぶことを目的としたものを今作に求めたユーザーには、ただ複雑になってしまったDefense Grid１としか映らず間違いなく評価は低くなる スコアアタックを研究しだすとタワーの建てるタイミングや逆に潰すタイミングが１秒でも違ってくると最終的に大きな差が生まれる事に気づくが、普通プレイでそんな事気にする人はまず居ない スコアシステムの複雑さはタワーを建てるタイミングのみならずゲーム性に関わる全ての要素が重要になる DG2はタワーディフェンスを気軽なカジュアルゲームから次のステージへ進める為に本気でレベルデザインされています 余談だが、残念ながらSTEAMにはない今作のVR版をプレイしていた時に問題が発生したのだが、どこに訊けばいいのかわからず開発元へ直接メールを送ったら１時間もしない内に返信をくれて、詳細な解決方法が記載されたメールが届いた 結局問題は解決しなかったのだが(VRは本当に環境依存度が高い)感謝しています

DG2: Defense Grid 2 is an awesome tower defense game! I love the first one and this one just improves upon it! Highly recommended

This game is awesome. I played the heck out of DG1 on my Xbox 360 and now play it thru emulation with Xenia. I never knew they came out with DG2. I am so glad I found this. The DG series is the BEST in tower defense games, that I've ever played. But the BIG reason I got DG2, was because of the workshop and community maps. This alone makes this a no brainer for a purchase. Anything that is allowed to have user made content, is a purchase in my book. This feature helps to keep the game alive, even after the developers have moved on. LOVE IT!!!!!!!!!!! That being said, it does seem the developers have more official maps coming. Looking forward to the next DLC..

I played this a while ago. I now want to play it again from scratch. But, there is no way to create a new character. It is stranger for something so basic to be missing. You will find online guides for deleting all your settings and hacks to avoid synching from the cloud. But, why should this be missing in the first place?

If you like the first one you are gonna like this too since its upgraded everything the first game offer and adds a lot new content.

After completing the brilliant Defense Grid: The Awakening (DG:TA), I immediately installed [b]Defense Grid 2 (DG2)[/b], eager to see how it stacks up against its legendary predecessor. Right off the bat, DG2 hooks you with a better, more fleshed-out story that directly continues the narrative from DG:TA. One of the first things you'll notice in the core gameplay is the welcome addition of difficulty levels. Casuals can cruise through on the easiest setting, but if you're a hardcore gamer or a TD veteran, you should settle for nothing less than a Gold Medal on Elite difficulty. The scoring system has also undergone a significant strategic overhaul. As in DG:TA, your score increases after every alien kill and from interest generated on unspent resources. However, DG2 introduces a brutal penalty system. Should an alien snatch a power core from your housing, the game heavily penalizes every kill you make while it remains missing. To truly maximize your score, you have to engineer your defenses and killzones so that the aliens die before they ever touch your cores. To help with this, DG2 includes excellent new tower abilities. Depending on the tower, you can now kit out your arsenal with devastating effects like lingering chemical damage, slow-on-hit modifiers, or shield-shredding capabilities. There are some fantastic Quality of Life (QoL) improvements here that make planning your defenses much smoother. The game now marks tiles where you can't build a tower with a red cross, since doing so will block all possible alien paths. You can also see exactly how much time it will take for an alien to exit the map, or visibly track the burn damage as they get roasted by an Inferno tower. The campaign maps themselves are undeniably great, though I have to admit I still prefer DG:TA's map design. Content-wise, DG2 also feels a bit lighter; there's only one DLC expansion available, compared to the four excellent DLC expansions we got for DG:TA. Including the Aftermath DLC, you get 25 maps in total in DG2. In comparison, in DG1, the base campaign plus the DLC maps give you 48 maps in total. DG2 attempts to expand its scope by adding multiplayer, featuring both co-op and competitive modes. But sadly, it's incredibly hard to find a match. Because the game is quite old now, there are barely any active players left. Despite the dead multiplayer and a smaller DLC footprint, Defense Grid 2 remains a highly engaging, polished TD experience with solid depth that will test your mazing skills. Ultimately, DG:TA edges out DG2 in my book thanks to its superior map design. However, I prefer DG2's scoring system, and it is overall nicer to play owing to the QoL improvements. [b]MY RATING: 9/10[/b]

It is still Defense Grid, only there is more of it. I really could not ask for more as it is at the top of its genre.

Cool tower defence but gets boring real quick after you've completed it.

DG2 Игру на мой взгляд можно отнести к классическому типу Tower Defense - покупаем башни, удлиняем путь врагу, улучшаем башни и с досадой смотрим, как пришельцы воруют последний кристалл. Графика, игровой процесс, управление и звук сделаны с умом и для людей. В игре 20 уровней в компании, можно проходить на разных уровнях сложности, это ни на, что не влияет. Так же для каждого уровня есть еще несколько игровых режимов. Любители TD смогут найти, что то для себя.

I've loved this game for years. Was super excited when the DLC was announced. Keep adding DLC, and I'll keep buying it!!