Beast Towers baptiste largaiolli Genres: Games $1.29 NZD Supported Devices: iPhone5 iPadFourthGen4G iPhone5c iPhone4S iPhone5s iPadThirdGen4G iPhone6 iPhone4 iPodTouchFifthGen iPodTouchFourthGen iPhone-3GS iPhone6Plus iPad23G iPadMini4G iPadThirdGen iPadMini iPad2Wifi iPadFourthGen Minimum iOS Version: iOS 6.0 Download Size: 77.8MB Beast Towers baptiste largaiolli No In-App Purchases in this game, you get all the features! Humans are attacking your castle, but you will defend it! Su… $0.99 Buy Now Watch Media DetailsNo In-App Purchases in this game, you get all the features! Humans are attacking your castle, but you will defend it! Summon your beasts and defeat them! Want to play a real tower defense game? Try something different, try Beast Towers! "Something a little different, something new, something interesting… something French." No In-App Purchases in this game! You get all the features! Beast Towers highlights: • Experience true defense battles in 3D! • Unlock new beast towers and evolve them! • 40 different towers! • Over 15 abilities, summon the Cursed cloud! • More than 60 different enemies, fear them, destroy them! • Defeat a boss, and he will join you! • Hours of gameplay • Two game modes, dive into action with the Tsunami mode! • High quality animated characters Device Compatibility: iPad (iPad 2 minimum), iPhone (iPhone 4S minimum, iPhone 5 & newer recommended) and iPod Touch (iPod Touch 5 minimum)! Information Seller:baptiste largaiolli Genre:Strategy Release:Mar 21, 2015 Updated:Jan 16, 2019 Version:1.2 Size:368.5 MB TouchArcade Rating:Unrated User Rating: (8) Your Rating:unrated Compatibility:HD Universal touchy85 Well-Known Member Jan 21, 2015 1,616 1 38 #2 touchy85, Mar 23, 2015 Game Impressions Subscribe to the TouchArcade YouTube channel Leegames Well-Known Member Jul 1, 2010 1,083 0 0 Ex. game journalist and EiC now PR Denmark #3 Leegames, Mar 23, 2015 Nice game. Feels like a fantasy spin on Fields Runners so far. ojtitus Well-Known Member Jul 7, 2010 3,228 5 38 Male Canton, Ohio #4 ojtitus, Mar 23, 2015 I love TD games and this one looks like it's worth trying, I'll probably buy this one tonight. Hopefully I enjoy it. The Son of Anarchy Well-Known Member May 14, 2012 313 0 0 #5 The Son of Anarchy, Mar 24, 2015 Looks like a great quality, content filled TD title. No iap, the dev has dropped it down to a buck... What more do they have to do to make a few sales? This is the type of thing that should be bought and supported without blinking. Valentia Well-Known Member Patreon Gold Jan 20, 2009 618 1 18 Female Retired! California #6 Valentia, Mar 24, 2015 This looks lovely. Isn't it just so cool that we can get something that looks gorgeous and will give us hours of enjoyment for a dollar? Even after all these years, that still delights me. Downloading now. Andre Well-Known Member Apr 11, 2012 3,643 2 38 #7 Andre, Mar 24, 2015 Looks a great game. Keep my eyes on it immediately. Thanks for sharing the video, @touchy85. loox Well-Known Member Feb 9, 2011 76 0 6 #8 loox, Mar 24, 2015 Looks fun. Downloading gquiller Well-Known Member Nov 15, 2011 330 3 18 #9 gquiller, Mar 24, 2015 Could not agree more! Great incite and we need to support more devs that go out of their way with no IAP...!!!! Danigarcia75 Well-Known Member Jan 30, 2015 93 0 6 #10 Danigarcia75, Mar 24, 2015 Yes, thanks for a TD game with no IAPS Grimstone82 Well-Known Member Jan 3, 2011 594 0 0 Northbrook, IL #11 Grimstone82, Mar 24, 2015 Neat little TD game. It has character, which most TD games lack. Also, can't beat the price tag and ZERO IAP. Chq Well-Known Member Jul 20, 2013 446 61 28 #12 Chq, Mar 24, 2015 I want my GeoDefense Swarm back! # Kirs Well-Known Member Apr 24, 2013 121 0 0 #13 Kirs, Mar 24, 2015 Mostly useless "LOOKS GOOD im gonna buy it" comments. # How about some real impressions? speetz Well-Known Member Feb 27, 2013 152 0 0 #14 speetz, Mar 24, 2015 Last edited: Mar 24, 2015 I'll pick it up since it's on sale and leave some later today! Excited, love TD games, tho still waiting for a TD/TO style game like that one in Xbox live arcade.... Heroes and castles comes close but more PVP and huge battles and a few simple classes... Whoa ok yeah DLing be back later lol CRAP! Says it 4s minimum and I am still running a 4 because I am poooor. Devs if you are out there, do you think I can run it at all? I have ran games that have said that before no problem with GFX turned down.... :/ touchy85 Well-Known Member Jan 21, 2015 1,616 1 38 #15 touchy85, Mar 24, 2015 There is a free version on the appstore, so you can try that one first orangecan Well-Known Member Aug 9, 2011 2,000 150 63 #16 orangecan, Mar 24, 2015 I'm enjoying it so far - not sure it offers anything new but I love a good TD game and one without Iap is a relative rarity so it's happy days as far as I'm concerned Grimstone82 Well-Known Member Jan 3, 2011 594 0 0 Northbrook, IL #17 Grimstone82, Mar 24, 2015 There's a free version, why not download it and see for yourself? Dragan Well-Known Member Aug 21, 2014 365 7 18 Belgium #18 Dragan, Mar 24, 2015 Tried the free version for about 15 min. and went for the full game. I think Baptiste should ask a little bit more but in the meantime no self respecting T.D. lover should miss this little gem. ojtitus Well-Known Member Jul 7, 2010 3,228 5 38 Male Canton, Ohio #19 ojtitus, Mar 24, 2015 Are you talking about Defenders of Ardania? Because it is on iOS. loox Well-Known Member Feb 9, 2011 76 0 6 #20 loox, Mar 24, 2015 Ok. I've been playing it. Yes, it is definitely like fieldrunners with the mazing. But I'd say it is much more like Towermadness, especially graphically, with the whole 3D top down thing going on. The tower types are much more varied than either of those two games. This adds variety but in some ways created a more complex system to learn, and not in a hard way and definitely not in a bad way. Meanwhile Id say it's also simpler in some ways in that there is no way to dig waaaay deep into stats, also not such a bad thing. That the many varied enemy types and tower types are more complex than other TD titles. And that the deeper stats of each tower lie just beneath the surface makes it simpler than other titles, both things taken together create a difficulty that is just right. In other words where this game stands out is that it's strategy comes together in a unique way. There are a myriad ways to complete each map, and the strategy for this includes a combination of tower placement and tower type that differs greatly from the other titles I mentioned. If you want to spiral enemies around AOE towers then you can create that scenario, while someone else will use many fast shooting towers for the same map, while yet another will use some more exotic towers to create totally unbefore seen scenarios other than the two standard scenarios you find in most other titles. This is not to imply the game isn't challenging. It is, especially on hard difficulty. The strategy of the maps I've played seem to require a theme, or game plan based on whatever towers you think synergies best, or most fun, to complete a map. Then you further strategize I order to create the map. Again, the tower types widely vary so you can replay the maps over with an entirely different approach. The challenge is them tweaking your theme (towers) and placement and timing to pull off the three star win. Where this game also stands out is in its graphics. It's polished yes, but There is a lot of whimsy there. And while the playful towers and enemies might not be for everyone, I believe the game is absolutely recommendable. If you're still not sure, there is a free demo to download. Much respect to the developers for foregoing IAP AND giving a free demo. That took guts and it's probably because they have a good game on their hands. (You must log in or sign up to post here.) 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I love TD games and this one looks like it's worth trying, I'll probably buy this one tonight. Hopefully I enjoy it.
Looks like a great quality, content filled TD title. No iap, the dev has dropped it down to a buck... What more do they have to do to make a few sales? This is the type of thing that should be bought and supported without blinking.
This looks lovely. Isn't it just so cool that we can get something that looks gorgeous and will give us hours of enjoyment for a dollar? Even after all these years, that still delights me. Downloading now.
Could not agree more! Great incite and we need to support more devs that go out of their way with no IAP...!!!!
Neat little TD game. It has character, which most TD games lack. Also, can't beat the price tag and ZERO IAP.
I'll pick it up since it's on sale and leave some later today! Excited, love TD games, tho still waiting for a TD/TO style game like that one in Xbox live arcade.... Heroes and castles comes close but more PVP and huge battles and a few simple classes... Whoa ok yeah DLing be back later lol CRAP! Says it 4s minimum and I am still running a 4 because I am poooor. Devs if you are out there, do you think I can run it at all? I have ran games that have said that before no problem with GFX turned down.... :/
I'm enjoying it so far - not sure it offers anything new but I love a good TD game and one without Iap is a relative rarity so it's happy days as far as I'm concerned
Tried the free version for about 15 min. and went for the full game. I think Baptiste should ask a little bit more but in the meantime no self respecting T.D. lover should miss this little gem.
Ok. I've been playing it. Yes, it is definitely like fieldrunners with the mazing. But I'd say it is much more like Towermadness, especially graphically, with the whole 3D top down thing going on. The tower types are much more varied than either of those two games. This adds variety but in some ways created a more complex system to learn, and not in a hard way and definitely not in a bad way. Meanwhile Id say it's also simpler in some ways in that there is no way to dig waaaay deep into stats, also not such a bad thing. That the many varied enemy types and tower types are more complex than other TD titles. And that the deeper stats of each tower lie just beneath the surface makes it simpler than other titles, both things taken together create a difficulty that is just right. In other words where this game stands out is that it's strategy comes together in a unique way. There are a myriad ways to complete each map, and the strategy for this includes a combination of tower placement and tower type that differs greatly from the other titles I mentioned. If you want to spiral enemies around AOE towers then you can create that scenario, while someone else will use many fast shooting towers for the same map, while yet another will use some more exotic towers to create totally unbefore seen scenarios other than the two standard scenarios you find in most other titles. This is not to imply the game isn't challenging. It is, especially on hard difficulty. The strategy of the maps I've played seem to require a theme, or game plan based on whatever towers you think synergies best, or most fun, to complete a map. Then you further strategize I order to create the map. Again, the tower types widely vary so you can replay the maps over with an entirely different approach. The challenge is them tweaking your theme (towers) and placement and timing to pull off the three star win. Where this game also stands out is in its graphics. It's polished yes, but There is a lot of whimsy there. And while the playful towers and enemies might not be for everyone, I believe the game is absolutely recommendable. If you're still not sure, there is a free demo to download. Much respect to the developers for foregoing IAP AND giving a free demo. That took guts and it's probably because they have a good game on their hands.
