The greatest "giant rocks rolling through historical/artistic ages" tower defense game is back with Rock of Ages II: Bigger and Boulder. With an emphasis on the chaotic new 2-vs-2 multiplayer, new time periods, and improved graphics, physics, and destructibility powered by Unreal Engine 4, players will need to be ready for some intense rocking and rolling.
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It's a nice little game based on physics and rolling boulders. It's fun, relaxing and a blast to play with friends. I wish I had friends though.
Marble Madness Monty Python Tower Defense
This is a hilarious, charming, and stylish Python-esque game that must be immense fun with friends. Unfortunately, I fall somewhat short in the 'having friends' department, and it's not terribly engaging as a single-player experience. Games Are Art out of 10.
Super Monkey Ball meets your Favorite tower defense game, mixes in a Monty Python-esque Art Style. If that does not sell you, nothing will
The aim is to race your boulder down a hill quicker than an AI or human opponent. There's a map to navigate, lots of silly cut scenes, different types of boulder, and you can earn different types of towers to place in the path of your opponent and slow them down or knock them off course. There are two game modes, 'war' (where you get to place towers and traps while your boulder is being carved from a rock) and 'obstacle course', which is on a predefined course. The visual style and humour of the game is based on the cartoons of Terry Gilliam, which featured in the 1960s cult television series Monty Python's Flying Circus. Rock of Ages 2 is a great game. It's real hoot in two player mode.
I'd say pick this one up even on a small sale. It's not super expensive to start with, but the game is relatively short. I got it when it was only 10% off and still felt like I got my money's worth. It does have a lot of replay value, plus the option for co-op and competitive play. What really drew me in was the humor and art style. The description isn't lying when it says the Monty Python-esque. Personally, it was the King Henry VIII animation that sold the game for me. Those who love history will have a good cackle before very level, and the levels themselves are quite varied and unique in style. The boss fights are a nifty addition, though fairly easy. To be honest, I kind of prefer them that way as they do require a bit of fast fingers but aren't too frustrating to impede your progress. The fun would be more in learning how to most efficiently beat them rather than beating them in th
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