
Rush for Glory is featuring challenging and rewarding Tower Defense battles, in which players are defending their base against an alien invasion. By strategically building towers and upgrading them, the player can keep his base safely and further progress through the extensive singleplayer campaign.
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Languages: English, German, Spanish - Spain, Portuguese - Brazil
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Im Vergleich zu anderen TD-Spielen eher schwach.
25 waves it's ridiculous. Tedious and boring.
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This game needed a lot more love. It could be interesting, but it has some inexcusable bugs that become rather annoying. The gameplay itself is not bad, but it's nothing memorable either. There's nothing new in the tower defense formula, and it just feels super generic. There are much better options out there.
Good looking if unremarkable tower defense. Replay value comes from upgrading your towers using stars, but once that is done, you'll probably lose interest. If you enjoy these types of games you'll probably like it especially if you got it on the cheap.
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Great defense battles
Yeh, so I have all the decent Tower Defense games worth owning on Steam - and I mean ALL of them (except the latest Kingdom Rush ones) ... and I have to say that Rush For Glory does a pretty good job in engaging the discerning TD player. The balance and pace, for example, is on-point - offering a fair challenge. It has 10 maps - with three difficulty settings for each - and you'll go back to complete those hard and insane levels as you gain knowledge and upgrade those towers. The game does a good job in drip-feeding / introducing the mechanics. The "cons" include: horrible icons depicting each tower-type; fuzzy / blurry image for gold collected meter in top-right corner; route / path taken by units not shown (annoying for countering flying units); mobile-esque graphics - may put some people off, and a little lacking in the sound department. Nevertheless - although clearly not a top-notch title, it is definitely worth a dabble for its sale price.
It's pretty good.
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