If you weren’t around for the release of Defender Chronicles ($1.99) and Defender Chronicles II ($1.99), you missed two really great games that managed to feel significantly different released on the App Store during a time where it felt like every other game coming out was a tower defense game. The side-view “mountain defense" sort of thing was really cool, and honestly, still worth checking out today.
Well, they’ve gotten the band back together with Demonrift TD: The Mountain of Doom which was announced on our forums this morning. It seems to be a heavily enhanced version of Demonrift TD which is playable on Kongregate and other similar online game portals. The teaser image links back to their Facebook which is loaded with all sorts of development updates and brief videos.
I liked Defender Chronicles enough to be a borderline Defender Chronicles fanboy, so I’m going to be keeping a close eye on Demonrift TD. If you’re curious about it, give the web-based game a spin, as it also seems to be a super solid TD to use as a foundation to build something even more awesome on top of.
Yeshh out in the Netherlands!
So thankful for my Australian origins.
Why not the Canadian store
I'll give it ago I have like 6 different accounts for various countries.
It's a great game. I've been beta testing it and love it.
Is this a paid game? Was thinking of finally buying Monsters Adventures, but now I think I might wait for this as they seem in the same wheelhouse.
Was a free download on NZ store.
Thanks!
Not my cup of tea I think it's a game for the younger players out there and the levels feels empty and the action of the characters feels a little bit of when you make a stabbing action there is a little pause before the action takes place I don't know if they did that on purpose but it feels weird.
This game is great, I disagree with that comment saying this is for younger players because I'm 25.
The class system is amazing, theres so many different classes to choose from. Just some examples: Farmer, Lumberjack, Swordman, Spearman, Healer, Mage, Thief, Archer, Crossbowman, Barbarian and more. There are a lot more classes but it would be too much for me to type.
In the beginning you start as a Trainee and then when you get your character to about 2/3 stars you can learn your next class depending on which class it is (some are require 2 stars, some require 3 and your character gets 5 stars total. The stars represent level and experience. You learn a skill for each star.)
One thing is, advancing to your next class does require diamonds. You are able to get diamonds randomly in levels and they have it so if you watch an Ad you can get 5-10 diamonds every hour.
At first I wasn't so sure but after seeing the variety of classes, the fact theres no key/heart system so you can play/replay nonstop in case you want to farm gold or exp and move forward in the game , its great.
Depending on the class you're advancing to it starts at 10 diamonds to advance and then raises a bit so in the beginning its pretty cheap, I'm not so sure how that will go later on in the game. I know advancing a Healer to a Priest costs 60 diamonds. Seems pretty fair so far though.
I'm not really good at giving reviews, I think this is my first one lol and I'm still pretty early in game, I just started playing today but I'm already looking forward to more.
25 is not "younger"? I'm pretty sure most people with iPhones are over 25.