Hold The Fort

Hodor?! Decent TD game with several spells and interesting skill tree. Select from 8 tower types and they can't be upgraded until you've researched it. Gold is not awarded per kill but at the end of each wave. Needs some optimization.

Horrible limited maps with only pre determined spots to place your towers. Very little stradegy, accomplishment, satisfaction or fun in playing. The skill tree gives it some playability and sense of accomplishment. Ar L16 now and I have no motivation to play anymore as it seems there is no reason to other then to build the skill tree. Every damn map has been pretty much the same boring thing so i know what the rest of the maps will be like. I should have read the reviews more before i wasted my time and money.

this is a good game for the price simple and addictive, good tower defence game

Check out my gameplay in 2K https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=forIscM1KNM&feature=youtu.be&ab_channel=proteus

Its sorta fun but feels like a chore after a while. not worth the sale price imo. not a bad game, just not much fun either. you constantly have to repair your towers throughout each wave. It gets tedious fast! Id give it another chance at the $4 price range.

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This is a fine one to scratch the TD itch. My only very minor complaint if any at all: very small performance issues meaning an FPS drop from 60 down to 30 happening exclusively when zooming in with lots of enemies on-screen. No-brainer if on sale!

Hold the Fort is a rather run-of-the-mill tower defense game where you're given limited tower-building locations and will have to make full use of said tower-building spots to stop the waves of enemies that are heading towards your castle. The game features a pretty interesting, though not altogether unique, skill-tree-like upgrades/unlock system for both your tower and your spells. This system is linked to your levels and whenever you level up, you'll get a point to invest into either tower or spell upgrades. [h1]Watch me play![/h1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HLlVs2vYO9c From my playthrough, I get the feeling that Hold the Fort is a TD game that focuses a lot on what I call "active combat" since it is crucial to use your spells in a timely and most efficient manner in this game, but maybe that's just my personal play style preference. I'm not sure how well you'd do, especially in the later levels, if you focus more on obtaining tower upgrades instead of focusing on spells. The game also has several gameplay/difficulty customization options where you can adjust certain parameters to increase or decrease the difficulty of the TD levels you play. I'd highly recommend turning tower damage off mainly because it can be challenging enough to play on a Veteran difficulty level with that option off. If you'd like to turn it on, then maybe you might want to start at the lowest difficulty instead. Hold the Fort offers limited levels - up to 20 in total - with little to no story to keep things interesting though. It's just basically levels after levels of TD, which frankly speaking, is pretty similar to those F2P TD games you might be playing on your mobile devices. The game also has some slight camera glitches - one such glitch happens pretty consistently when I used WASD to move the camera and my mouse cursor was also moved to the corner of the screen (because I wanted to build a tower or something). It just feels like my mouse cursor and the keyboard controls are trying to wrestle for control over the camera. So, what's the TL;DR? [h1]Pros[/h1] + Nice variety of tower upgrades and spells (mana- and cooldown-based). The skill-tree-like system works well here too. + Nice variety of enemies to keep you occupied. You'll quickly learn to hate those healers. + Decent graphics and sound + Comes with a speed up and down buttons, but there's no way for you to call a wave earlier + Offers a pretty standard TD gameplay which might just be the sort of game you're looking for. Not everyone's looking for a fancy TD game to play :) + Only 20 levels but it can provide you with at least 5 hours of entertainment for a single playthrough and that's including some extra time that you may need to get Golden Trophies for all the levels. [h1]Cons/Feedback[/h1] - Little to no story. It's just levels after levels. Might feel a bit tedious after a while. - Camera glitches - possible explanation is provided above. - Can be expensive at full price. I would recommend getting it at a steep discount to justify the playtime (for only a single playthrough), but of course, if you plan on playing through the game 3 times or more at various difficulty levels, then paying full price might be worthwhile for you. [h1]Overall[/h1] Hold the Fort is a decent and typical, tower defense game that can definitely help you scratch that TD itch you may have. It may not exactly be unique or interesting enough to stand out from among the many TD games that are currently on the market, but it can help fill the free hours you may have with some entertainment. As mentioned before, I wouldn't recommend buying the game at its full price ($14.99) but instead get it at around $5 or less. [h1]Side Note[/h1] [quote]If you like this review and would like to follow me for more, please feel free to drop by my curator page: https://store.steampowered.com/curator/33780629-The-Midcore-Gamer/[/quote]

This is a pretty standard TD game, but is solid and enjoyable to play. There are lots of upgrade options for your towers in addition to having various spells that you can use as well. The maps get progressively more difficult as you go along. So, it's definitely a challenge, but satisfying to get that right blend of towers doing AOE damage as well as more direct/single focus damage. Genuinely fun.

If you like Tower defense games, this one is a can't miss!!