Defense Technica

Kuno Interactive · Oct 24, 2013

Everyone

About

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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Critic 5.5 (3 critics) · Gamer 3.8

Critic reviews

COGconnected
Adam Dileva · Oct 25, 2013
5.5
Defense Technica is a fully serviceable tower defense game, but I don’t buy the claim of being the ‘next evolution’ in the genre by any means. It is fun in short bursts, but unless you like a grueling difficulty, it’s a game that is tough to hold your interest for more than a short period once you hit that wall. To be quite honest, it’s a good game in its own rights, especially if you love the genre, but it’s also quite forgettable and will blend in with the rest of the genre as time passes by.
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Game Grin
James Furlong · Nov 27, 2013
6.0
In the end it’s extremely competent and does the genre reasonably well. There are problems with pacing, but if you’re hungry for your next fix of tower defense and can’t wait until Defense Grid 2, have already played both Sanctum games AND haven’t tried the “Premium BBQ Defense Simulator” Go Home Dinosaurs, then pick this up. Otherwise this is a neither a must purchase, nor an ignore at all costs. Merely just pick up if you have nothing better to do.
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Game Watcher
Adam Tingle · Oct 22, 2013
5.0
Enjoyable? Certainly. Inventive? Never. Defense Technica is a game so humdrum and so by the numbers that it is a struggle to say anything much about. The game exists within its own genre, and that seemingly says enough. Serviceable to a fault, but where the developer’s expected to find their own niche, nobody will ever know.
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