Onion Force is a hybrid Tower Defense/Action Adventure game with 30 levels of butt-puckering mayhem! Use cunning and strategy to strengthen your team chosen from a diverse cast of characters, and hang on to your seat as you try to save the last king from his doom!
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| Sprache | Oberfläche | Ton | Untertitel |
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Onion Force is an addictive tower defense hybrid with a unique spin and a lot of fun to be had. General Gameplay Onion Force combines the elements of tower with some light action features which sets it apart from most other games in the genre. The gameplay is true to most TD games, you can place towers that’ll do different things such as attack and heal but the unique thing about Onion Force is the use of a hero to help repel enemies. You have three heroes to choose from: Warrior, Bowman and Wizard and each has it’s own abilities and attack style that you can use. Warriors focus on Melee and are very strong whereas the Wizard and Archer are ranged and you’ll find yourself a little more susceptible to damage. Your heroes are fully controlled by you and you must defend your king alongside any towers you build. Though your hero can die in battle if you don’t use the heal tent properly you
I personally love Tower Defense games, something about protecting my tower (or king in this game's case) really appeals to me. It has all your typical Tower defense offerings, towers to help with defense (sniper, tar, cal-traps, soldiers etc,) you can also purchase spells between stages which will give your hero the advantage in the upcoming stage. I was quite impressed by the game, and found myself drawn to it and it's very simplistic gameplay. Onion Force makes for a nice casual game play experience, it's a game that can be enjoyed by people of almost any age and gameplaying ability. Gameplay The game play is simple, you select a stage, (the first time you play it'll be on easy, after that you have the choice of med or hard), then you select which hero you want to use.. The levels i'll call them are broken down into various stages.. Each level has 5 stages, with the fifth one being
It's somewhat fun, although rather buggy. Some upgrades wouldn't work, and occassionally the game would just minimize from full screen into a small box for no apparent reason. Full controller support is a bit of an overstatement as well; controls are clunky and you can only use the D-Pad, not the analog stick to control your character. Tutorial doesnt factor in the controller either. The art style of the game isn't too bad I guess. It's also pretty funny ramming your character into enemies (which damages yourself) is actually a key component of gameplay. The novelty wore off really quickly though; you can't sell your buildings (which is awful for a TD game), and the bulk of your dmg comes from ramming your character into the incoming waves.. Only recommended at half its price. I got this as part of a package deal so no real complaints for me.
Short Version: Onion Force is a Tower-Defense style game that lets you control your hero to add to the defense with spells, arrows, or plain old bump-a-guy-to-damage melee action. PRO: It's a simple, fun little mobile port of an action-TD hybrid. CON: It feels very much like a simple, fun little mobile port. Onion Force is... well, incredibly average for this type of tower-defense game, which really isn't such a bad thing. It offers 30 levels across 6 environments, which is about the standard amount of content for a game of this type to keep you playing without losing interest before you're through. The 8 different tower types in the game follow the usual arrow / cannon / slowgoo chain, but there are also a couple fairly originals ones such as the caltrops & barracks towers. The heroes you control are likewise incredibly typical - archer shoots single foes quickly, mage shoots slowly
Onion Force offers a lot of challenging, hectic, and fun gameplay. The levelling system and game design is awesome and refreshing for fans of tower defense games. I've found myself doing levels over and over again trying new strategies to get perfect victories or more stars. I highly recommend this game to anyone interested in tower defense games. It's extremely addicting and enjoyable to play. I'm a huge fan of the three character system. I'm mainly been using the Bowman and when I died to one of the wave bosses, I ended up having to use my underleveled Wizard and Warrior characters. My only choice was to kamikaze them into the boss doing damage to both of us before the boss killed my King. After my Wizard died, my Warrior managed to kill it with the last of his health and I beat the level with all 3 of my characters dead! One of the cooler moments I've had in this game. The new WASD mo
Checked out Onion Force because they gave me a code to look at it. It's a pretty basic Tower Defense game mixed with RPG aspects. Not really my type of game, and there seemed to be some bugs with the controls. Several times in the 30 minutes I played, my character went in the wrong direction, or just off the screen. In additoin, gameplay is very confusing, with no real tutorial or anything. I do like the fact that you can choose between fighter, bowman, and wizard... and each levels up the more you use them. However, I could not get past the 3rd area because controls were wacked out. Maybe if I was playing on console or with a controller, it would have been better. If they could fix the bugs with the controls and elaborate some more on the gameplay with some instruction, this could be an okay game. But until then, I cannot recommend it.
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