
Steampunk Tower 2 is an action-strategy game set in the alternative Steampunk universe. In Lord Bingham’s military service there is a new secret weapon under your command, the gigantic aircraft Carrier transporting the Battle Tower.
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Languages: English, Russian, German, Spanish - Spain
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[h1] Tower defense with unique concept - defend your balls to the end! Move turrets around your only tower, raise in power and conquer galaxy. Different turrets, some of which are actually fun, gameplay is more about active placement of your defenses in order to be victorious. General rule of thumb - don't bite your nails. Another thing is trying different strategies to find the best one. Third thing and the last one - don't screw up! [/h1]
Let me make one thing clear. This is a mobile game port, but the cash shop, the ads and (most) of the timers have been removed. You're buying this game, it was to be expected. But it still a mobile game with the hooks that keep you playing Now, onto the gameplay. It's quite different from the original Steampunk Tower. For one, you don't build/upgrade your towers in the levels, you do that at your base. Your base is where everythign is. This is where money is periodically produced, and also where you can make towers. To buy towers you need Etherium and a free slot in your storage. Then you can upgrade the turrets by giving them "details" (that you can randomly get from levels) to fill a progress bar. This is essentially a "feed your pet to make it stronger system". At certain thresholds, you unlock upgrades that cost money. Eventually, you unlock a tier upgrade. These upgrade give use boosts to your towers stats, but require a special to buy. Said part is made in a factory somewhere on the level map, and requires Etherium to buy and then you'll need to wait up to 3mins for it to arrive at base. You need to do this for each individual turret. The Steam tower also needs Detail to have its upgrades unlocked, but it doesn't need special parts. This system means that you HAVE to grind like hell to get the better tower. Tower that you will need for the end of the game mind you. How do you grind all that? Well, you have to look at the level map. The map is where you will find the factories for the special parts, cities you can send agents to to gain Etherium and the levels. You don't have access to all the map at first, you need to pay to unlock chunks of it. To grind out details, Etherium and money, you can play some of the side levels. The side levels are open only for one playthrough and will re-open one at a time every 12 minutes OF GAME TIME. You can't simply close the game and wait, no you have to leave the game running in the background for a side level to re-open so you can get some resources. What I just described you is the core loop of the game. It is not fun, but with how much you have to do, you don't realise it until you finished it. Steampunk Tower 2 is a botched PC version of a mobile game made to keep you addicted. I don't recommend this game. At all.
Not Recommended
I keep on coming back to this game now and again. Lots of fun, whist there was a more sophisticated new version of the game.
Fantastic
-Unbalanced missions (especially missions for special/unique turrets-ONLY rng decides if you win or no, and you have to repeat the mission for several times just to achieve perfect hits with turret that is extemely limited), game is not about skill at all-pure lottery. -Game is JUST mobile port with slight changes-NOT improvements, changes. And changes not for the better: 1) translation are messed up and double text can be seen at every stage of the game which looks ugly and literally makes itharder to understand anything. 2) Mission are bugged and sometimes it prevents to progress further (completing special mission(s) for unique turrets is very often NOT seen by the game and prevents from collecting reward and finishing quest) 3) Poor animation that was not adjusted for the PC (Game was originally mainly a mobile title, its straight up copy paste with some small additions but graphics were completly untouched which gives (negative) results) 4)Progression-You can leave WHOLE story behind and as long as you have enough resources you can go straight up to hardest parts of the game. -Player HAS TO wait for several minutes in order to grind resources and parts needed to upgrade turrets or town... thats pathetic for a fact that its a PAID game. -Whole game is dead: 1) No updates 2) No activity on game discussions/game hub 3) No news from the devs, even about ANY bug fixes which are clearly needed 4) No response from support when it comes to game breaking bugs or bugs preventing further progress [h3]Game is NOT worth even a penny, play the mobile version which is almost as buggy,crappy and annoying as this one, but at least its free[/h3]
Прикольная игра, даже сюжет есть, но рекомендовать не буду!
Çerezlik Oyun
The nostalgia of this game is something special with there would be 3rd Steampunk Tower game
Hidden gem. It's a little grindy but there is a lot of different enemies and the steampunk is cool.
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