
Fortix 2 is best described as a reverse turret defense game. As Sir Fortix, the knight, you must conquer castles while dodging tower turrets and evil monsters. Fight your way across the shires of the island Artalom, storming from castle to castle.
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Languages: English, French, German, Hungarian, Italian, Spanish - Spain
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These territory capture games are pretty fun and this one has a fun twist on the genre.
Vale cada centavo, é divertido e desafiador
Fortix 2 is a great arcade game iterating on that old concept of drawing lines on a map in order to capture successively greater territory. There's buildings that will erase your gains if you try to enclose them, so you need to avoid them. There's a good number of enemies and flying projectiles that will destroy the player character, but fortunately they bounce off the edges of territory you've already claimed. There's a Fortix 1, but if you're already familiar the puzzle concept, may as well start here. The art is nice in general and things flow smoothly. The main enemy Xitorf is also ridiculously huge compared to the protagonist, so I can see why they decided to go with this nonstandard approach rather than facing him in direct combat.
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6.0/10 Prepare to use these arrows keys! Gameplay : 7/10 (Repetitive but hide some cute bonus content) Story : 5/10 (None except some screen text for new enemies) Music : 6/10 (Simple Fantasy Backgound Music) (+1 for sound effect when you capture enemies... ooff.. got you !) Graphics : 5/10 (Drawing of each region is cute and immersive but that's it) Replayability : 7/10 (After beating impossible mode you'll want to stay away from this game) Pro - The learning curve is not steap and if a good challenge if you want to do it at 100% Satisfaction guaranteed. Con - The powerup does help a bit but there's no way to make them last longer or upgrade them (That would make the game too easy, so it's OK then....) Tips : Use the keyboard for quick come back on your line and do little steps at the time to conquer that dragon master...whatever it's name.
Simply but good, I really enjoyed playing this game
[h1] AT A GLANCE [/h1] [list] [*][b] Game Name: [/b] Fortix 2 [*][b] Original Release: [/b] 2011-05-06 [*][b] Genre Tags: [/b] Casual, Logic, Puzzle [*][b] Estimated Playtime (Campaign): [/b] 7-8 hours [*][b] 100% Achievements Playtime: [/b] 18-20 hours [*][b] DLC Required for 100% Achievements: [/b] No [*][b] Multiplayer Aspect: [/b] None [*][b] Replayability: [/b] Some [*][b] Recommended To: [/b] Casual Gamers, Achievement Hunters [/list] [h1] REVIEW [/h1] [b] Fortix 2[/b] is a casual, logic puzzle game. It is the second game in the Fortix series. [h3] STORY [/h3] There is no story, background, or setup to the game. [h3] GAMEPLAY[/h3] The game mechanics have you try and take over as much of the board as possible and avoid all the other creatures or obstacles. You can capture or remove enemies from the board by having them on the side that is captured. [h3] PLAYTIME [/h3] The game is not that complicated until you attempt “impossible” difficulty. Some of these maps will require multiple playthroughs in order to get a perfect rating. Play time for this game is ~7-8 hours to complete the main campaign on a single difficulty, ~18-20 if you want to 100% every difficulty and ~18-20 hours to get all achievements. Achievement hunting requires playing the game over and over at different difficulties. Impossible must be done with a perfect rating, and is by far what will take a bulk of your time grinding. [h3] COMPLAINTS [/h3] There is nothing specific to complain about for this game. [h3] REPLAYABILITY [/h3] The game has no replayability, unless you are just nostalgic for the game and want to beat it all again. [h3] RECOMMENDATION [/h3] I recommend this game to anyone that likes casual puzzle games or is an achievement hunter.
This game is awesome and I really enjoy it. great for small sit downs
this game gave me gas
Fun, mindless game you can play with keyboard only while you're sitting on the couch
Fun game that can be beat in a sitting. Will come back to it in a few years, and would like to see a Fortix 3
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