
Defense Technica is the next evolution in hardcore tower defense strategy games. Protect the core from an onslaught of unrelenting biomechanical terrors with a powerful range of tower defense units – each with their own upgradable features and methods of attacks. Engage the opposition in a variety of maps and prepare to rapidly shift tactics as weather, enemy paths, and even the terrain itself physically changes upending the flow of the battlefield. Presented through sharp 3D visuals and backed by a soaring soundtrack, Defense Technica is the ultimate in strategic tower defense!
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This game tries to imitate Defense Grid (which is the best tower defense I've ever played), but contains a lot of failures : - There are no checkpoints ... and some levels last 30 minutes, it's horrible! - There is no pause either. (you can't freeze time and put some turrets) - You can speed up the time (x2), but if you do that the turrets will be less effective! - There is no minimap and you can't zoom-out to see the whole map. - You can't change the targeting priority of your turrets. - The interface is failed ! It was designed to play with a controller, which is cool for people playing on consoles, but isn't effective with a mouse and a keyboard. - The first half of the campaign is boring : no difficulty, no mazing, no original turrets. Fortunately, in the second half, you gain acces to more interesting turrets, you can start mazing and levels become challenging. - There is no other g
Defense Technica is Defense Grid, but with less polish. Everything about it is directly from Defense Grid. The art style, the interface, the icons. Everything. This is like the shameless copy-catting you see on iOS, where they try to confuse the customer into buying the wrong game. This isn't totally broken and useless, but why pay $15 for this shameless thing, when you can pay $10 or less for the actual Defense Grid?
If you blantly had to copy Defense Grid why not the superior UI as well. The interaction is clunky at best. This thing just plays like a chore. It's quite unbelieveable how one could screw up such a simple game with that much of potential.
Decided to grab this while waiting for Defense Grid 2 and while it looks like Defense Grid it it lacks a huge amount of depth the game had, the game is playable and enjoyable enough that I played all the way through but almost everything is copied from DG. Set pieces are copy paste including almost all art assets, the upgrade system even down to the colours and the music. It's dissapointing that a developer with enough money to put some effort into a PC TD decided to waste it in copying another game. Unless you have played Defense Grid to death then don't play this, if you're hardcore into TD then wait until it's cheap then grab it. If this doesn't feel like a real review it's because it's not,anything I write about the game feels like I'm reviewing DG.
+/+ Upgradable tower tech trees with two branches. +/+ Solid music. +/- Solid but average mechanics. +/- Includes all the usual towers, but the selection feels limited. +/- Varying quality of level design (21 campaign levels). +/- Mediocre sound effects. -/- No endless mode or other good options for replay. -/- Not very difficult and few viable strategies to success. -/- Very bland graphics and animation. -/- Boring story (not a big deal for a TD game). -/- Controls not optimized for PC -/- Missing key TD features such as a true fast forward (beyond 2x) or pause. Verdict: 5/10. Pass.
Defense Technica (19/50) - Just Bad by Yiasmat Even tho i´m a huge fan of the genre, i still can´t convince myself to recommend this game to anyone. If you are looking for a nice TD, just go for anotherone, there are so many good TD´s out there (Defense Grid for example). Graphics (4/10): Not really that impressive. Considering this is a PC version, it has crappy animations, the framerate is just taken over from the android version and overall it could have been much better. Design (2/10): As this is a TD, especially the leveldesign. It´s just.... aweful. They tried to copy what DG did right, a mix between maze and standart. I hope you already know: they failed. The first levels are actually ok, but as they get bigger comes a confusing layout. That doesn´t change with the "blockers" standing on each map (things the enemies will stop at and attack till it´s gone). For the overall desig
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