
Frontier Fortress is medieval-themed tower defense game. You are the leader of your nation. In the harsh medieval age you have to defend your land against foreign invaders. Fortify your frontier with defense structures and let none of them pass through your fortress.
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Languages: English
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This is early access quality at best. There are quality of life problems (absurdly slow tutorial text, lacking hot keys) and it is just too simplistic. I paid $5 for this and feel like I should have just burned it instead.
imagine you were in the 90's and you have flash version of age of empire. This game like flash version of age of ampire.
An interesting, I might even say unique TD offering. So far the levels are fun, but challenging. The looks is primitive, to be generous, but the game play seems solid. There are no tactical options, and no real strategic upgrades. Tower upgrades are basic, you can increase rate of fire, or damage, but not range. The maps are interesting, without a specific path that units must take, but the terrain guides them, so you can sort of guess where they will go. Between levels you may gain a new tower, and you seem to be able to take them back to the earlier levels if you wish, though so far there seems no reason to want three stars instead of one. There is a bit of fluff, though the English is a bit off, nothing I can't understand. There are times where the rules deciding where you can build a tower can be odd, I think, but I am not certain, that you can't build one when an enemy unit is within your field of fire. For all the awkwardness though, it seems a fun game. One thumb up.
Easily addicting. If improved further, could be one of the best game in it's genre.
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