Rock of Ages 3: Make & Break is competitive tower defense and arcade action rolled up with ACE Team's quirky, Monty Python-esque humor into one giant, creative game for the ages. Jump into the expansive, gut-busting story for an eclectic adventure featuring bizarre and irreverent takes on legendary characters, or for the first time, create and share your own levels to compete with friends and strangers online in a real-time mix of hectic tower defense and epic boulder-racing arcade action.
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It's very easy to tell this game was done on the cheap and not by the original devs. The official levels are no where near the quality of RoA2, there's no flavour to them, they all feel like they were made in the level editor and with repeated use of 90 degree bends and jump pads. A lot of the quality of life improvements from 1 to 2 are gone, you can't play the levels in order like you could in RoA2 which makes lobbies a pain to use. Little things like race mode only requiring two stars to win with no way of changing it are very annoying. There's a lot of bug and connection issues and a huge lack of general polish such as the boulder animations are very frame-y. I didn't expect completely new assets for everything but it's all mostly reused so this could have been an expansion to the previous game. I don't expect this game to get fixed or updated anytime soon either and it's a massi
Stick with 2, they dropped the boulder on this one. Man this is heartbreaking. I thought 2 was a dang masterpiece, and this one is just not. The game FEELS bad. The interface is awful, the camera in Build mode is jacked, the respawn system is bad, the AI is bad, there's just tons of little nuisances. I found one campaign map where it was impossible to make one jump with just a moderately heavy boulder. But the WORST part is that the devs seem to have used the inbuilt level editor to design all the campaign maps and boy does it show. The beautiful meticulously handcrafted clever levels of 2 are GONE. Everything unnaturally juts out of an empty plane, decorated with a small handful of cut and paste assets. For what it's worth Patricio Meneses is, as always, killing it with the OST.
A review taking place about halfway through the main game. This entry into the Rock of Ages series isn't as polished or well thought out as its second entry, but it is by far and large not nearly as problematic as many popular reviews say it is. I wouldn't even go as far as to say it's disappointing like many have. It's really just more Rock of Ages with a slight shift to quanitity over quality by a mildly noticeable albeit relatively small margin. The attention to detail in each stage is certainly not as good as its predecessor, and the difference in quality can be felt throughout (level designs are simpler, win-screen doesn't show squished opponents, collisions in areas can be funky where they didn't used to be) but it doesn't ruin the fun that Rock of Ages offers. Traps are still fun to place, the game still plays like it usually does, and the new stuff is really fun to mess with.
It's Rock of Ages 2, but worse. Most of the absurd humor has been stripped out, leaning entirely on the 'joke' that things are poorly drawn and animated. Level design is now entirely blind hairpin turns, changing the pace of the game from careful acceleration to a constant series of stop and go till you have the final goal in sight. The tower defense levels are mind numbingly stupid, they didn't bother to put any strategy into it, so you just plop down walls and anything else you can afford then spam lightning bolts.
While the maps are a bit of a step down from the previous games, especialy compared to 2 where they are clearly less inspired and has a less cohesive aesthetic, the new units more than make up for it. The game was a bit buggy at launch but after 1.04 i've not ahd any issues. The AI feels a bit wonkier this timne around sadly, but the story mode has a lot more side content to explore and the humpity dumpty levels are a treat. Music remains a treat. If you're new to the series, get 2. If you liked 2, give 3 a shot and you'll also enjoy it. It's about on par with 1.
More of the same, but somehow worse. Big fan of the series, but unfortunately I'm quite disappointed in this entry. It feels like the producers of this game tried sticking to the "if it ain't broke don't fix it" strategy without actually realising what makes the previous games so good. The game suffers from generally flat execution of it's core gameplay mechanics. Level progression just became grindy with completing extra game modes necessary to open up new levels. The quirky humour is mostly absent being reduced to some slapstick here and there. Even game music feels like a downgrade compared to the previous game. Honestly, haven't tried the map editor yet, and I'm pretty sure that some user generated levels will eventually raise the quality bar for this game, but so far the game does not justify such an egregious price tag and I doubt it ever will. If you still want to try it out,
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