Elf Defense Review
+ Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPadCall it a fluke or call it careful planning, but Elf Defense is a TD game that hits all the right notes.
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Posts Tagged strategyElf Defense Review+ Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPadCall it a fluke or call it careful planning, but Elf Defense is a TD game that hits all the right notes. Read The Full Review »
In the main TANK TANK BATTALION mode, players must complete a variety of treacherous missions by themselves, while in TEAM BATTLE mode they can team up to overtake the competition. Coming soon is TANK BATTALION BOSS mode, which puts the players directly in harm’s way with the task of challenging the massive boss tanks. For those not wanting to wait for the upcoming update, there is plenty of action in the 4-player local and online multiplayer modes for both cooperative and competitive gameplay. The game is available now for $2.99 on the App Store. $0.99 ![]() + Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad Released: 2012-02-02 :: Category: Games Spice Invaders Review+ Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPadSpice Invaders is an extremely content-rich tower defense game with one fairly major problem. Read The Full Review » Distant Star Review+ Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPadIn the mood for some science fiction-y strategizing? Then enjoy this bite-sized helping of galactic empire management. Read The Full Review » Glitch Tank ReviewiPad Only App - Designed for the iPadBlast opponents into pixelated oblivion in this frantic strategy board game. Read The Full Review » Crystal War Blood Field Review+ Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPadDigitalfrog gives the castle defense genre something slightly different. Read The Full Review » Life is Crime ReviewiPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPadLife is Crime puts an interesting twist into the RPG genre by adding in location-based gameplay and allowing players to rule over their favorite coffeehouse or even Taco Bell. Read The Full Review » Legion of the Damned ReviewiPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPadLegion of the Damned is a fully-featured turn-based strategy game. But a finite number of turns and repetitive storyline may turn a nice chunk of potential players away. Read The Full Review » Hero Academy ReviewiPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPadRobot Entertainment proves that they're more than a one-hit wonder with what will most likely be the newest multiplayer sensation for iOS. Read The Full Review »
With that in mind (I think), Ayopa Games and Drowning Monkeys have decided to unleash Dungeon Crawlers on an unsuspecting App Store. The game itself is a combination of more typical dungeon crawlers with multi-floored dungeons, loot and experience grinding and turn-based strategy RPGs. Players will control a team of four adventurers (an alchemist, priest, barbarian, and dwarven warrior) over the course of five chapters, each with their own distinct environments. They’ll also be going toe-to-toe with plenty of nasty monsters as they scrounge for stuff. Dungeon Crawlers is slated for a January 26th release. A universal release, might I add. For a special “introductory price” of $1.99 no less. Battle Frontier: The Adventures of Arthur Review+ Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPadI'm not entirely sure how to categorize Battle Frontier: The Adventures of Arthur. It's not quite an RPG, strategy or action game. I dunno, does the App Store have a tag for "Awesome?" Read The Full Review »
First of all, it does indeed look awesome. It’s another iOS strategy game, which tend to fit the platform quite well. It features some pretty impressive-looking graphics. It takes the typical 2D castle defense genre and adds a third dimension, so there will be multiple paths to take in order to reach the enemy’s tower. Lots of power-ups can be used to bolster the team’s stats. And then there are the heroes. Eight different heroes, each with their own abilities. Smaller units are still around, but it’s the direct control of the hero unit that really sets Legendary Heroes apart. Plus it sort of fits with the name. Anyway, it’s looking like an iOS mash-up of castle defense strategies, the fodder-pounding available in games like Dynasty Warriors and the inclusion of unique player-controlled hero classes that has been all the rage lately thanks to League of Legends. Really now, how could someone not get excited about that combination? Oh but don’t just take my word for it. There’s a cleverly placed trailer sitting down there that should close the deal. Legendary Heroes will be out sometime in early 2012 and will be free-to-play. Area 51 Defense ReviewiPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPadArea 51 Defense might feel like Epic War TD with a new (ish) coat of paint at times, but it can still hold its own... right? Read The Full Review » Kingdom Rush ReviewiPad Only App - Designed for the iPadOrcs, trolls and evil wizards oh my. Kingdom Rush proves that the tower defense genre is still alive. Read The Full Review » Football Manager Handheld 2012 Review+ Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPadThe best soccer management game on the App Store yet, but it could still do with a few tweaks in time for next year. Read The Full Review » Winemaker Extraordinaire ReviewiPad Only App - Designed for the iPadDevelop a wine making empire in this time management game of sorts. Read The Full Review » Laser Walls HD ReviewiPad Only App - Designed for the iPadDots and Boxes no longer needs paper and pencil as Laser Walls HD puts a modern twist on a classic game. Read The Full Review »
Thirty different planets are out there to colonize, with a total of forty stages to complete. Each habitable world has its own special circumstances and conditions, so what might make for a successful settling on one may not work on another. Factoring in the various missions and scoring that’s based on a player’s speed of completion, and we have ourselves one consistently playable little space adventure. Anyone anxious to start their own space-age real estate business can give Space Frontier a look right now. $3.99 is all it’ll take to get the ball rolling. $1.99 ![]() + Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad Released: 2011-12-03 :: Category: Games
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