Fort Defense (2013)

8th Floor Games

Android · Mac · PC (Microsoft Windows) · PlayStation 4 · PlayStation Vita · Xbox One · iOS

1.50 from 4 ratings

190 members have it in their collection · 126 backlogged

How long? · 100% 10h (from 1 logged playthrough)

All hands on deck! Pirate armada dead ahead! Take part in an uncompromising struggle repelling freebooters' assaults. Watch out, the enemy may catch the tide for ruining your fortress. Build towers, collect crystals, upgrade spells and believe in your victory!
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Details

Developers
8th Floor Games
Publishers
8th Floor Games
Genres
Adventure, Indie, Puzzle, Shooter, Strategy
Themes
Fantasy, Historical, Kids
Steam
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Release dates

  • Nov 27, 2013 (Europe) PlayStation Vita
  • May 22, 2015 (Worldwide) Mac, PC (Microsoft Windows)
  • 2015 (Worldwide) Android, iOS
  • Sep 27, 2017 (Europe) PlayStation 4
  • Jul 26, 2024 (North_America) Xbox One

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Community All Reviews Statuses

anarchistica

Review anarchistica 1/5 · Jan 6, 2019

Truly atrocious TD game

Pro

  • Decent graphics for a Tower Defense game.
  • Three difficulty levels.

Con

  • Lazy, boring upgrade system that requires grinding.
  • Enemy paths sometimes unclear.
  • Poor targetting priorities.
  • Little variety in towers and only half of them are viable.
  • Crappy UI, Escape doesn't even open the menu.
  • No screen resolution options, just Windowed or Full Screen.
  • No keybinding option.
  • Terrible 10-second music …
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Pro

  • Decent graphics for a Tower Defense game.
  • Three difficulty levels.

Con

  • Lazy, boring upgrade system that requires grinding.
  • Enemy paths sometimes unclear.
  • Poor targetting priorities.
  • Little variety in towers and only half of them are viable.
  • Crappy UI, Escape doesn't even open the menu.
  • No screen resolution options, just Windowed or Full Screen.
  • No keybinding option.
  • Terrible 10-second music loop.
  • Uninspired spells. Meteor Rain, really?
  • Very little variety in maps, the same map is used for 2-3 levels.
  • The publisher is so lazy the description still refers to collecting crystals like in Royal Quest.
  • Tutorial text (new tower/spell/enemy) plays every time you play a level, on every difficulty.
  • Adds nothing to the genre.

Conclusion

This game makes Royal Quest look inspired by comparison, and that is not a compliment. The whole thing is just lazy and uninspired, there are tons of better Tower Defense games out there, even free ones (like Cursed Treasure 2).

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