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6.0Prime World: Defenders is a run of the mill tower defense game with some serious interface problems. It isn’t anything amazing but it is worth a look for fans of the genre.
Prime World: Defenders
Nival Interactive · Jun 5, 2013
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Fight off hordes of monstrous mutants created from a strange cataclysmic event in the new tower defense game, Prime World: Defenders. Join a group of exile treasure hunters who have ventured into the capital of an ancient empire, vast with mystery and danger.
Prime World: Defenders merges classic tower defense gameplay with collectible card mechanic. Your towers, your spells, your traps - all are magic cards, that you can collect and upgrade. You'll have to develop your own strategy, because you'll get your random set of cards after each battle.
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- Touch Arcade8.0As a cohesive adventure, Prime World: Defenders is probably the most well-rounded tower defense game I’ve seen in awhile. Collecting tower cards is fun as always and there’s enough variety in terms of story and missions to keep you playing. It may not be the most original game in this day and age, but TD fans are familiar with such words. Suffice to say, if you are such a fan you owe it to yourself to check out Defenders.
- 148Apps7.0While Defenders might be, at its heart, a fairly typical example of the genre, those card collecting elements and moments of deeper strategy go a decent way to making the experience feel a little different from the norm. It’s a fun ride, even despite its occasional overfamiliarity.
- Pocket Gamer7.0There's an awful lot of game on offer here - this is based on a full-scale PC release, after all. And if you're prepared to invest the time, then you'll be generously rewarded. However, there are issues with which to contend: the graphics often make it hard to see what's going on, and the core gameplay doesn't really deviate too greatly from the tried-and-tested tower defence template.
- Game Watcher7.5With a long campaign, randomly generated side missions and many cards to collect, Prime World Defenders offers fans of the Tower Defence genre a lasting and varied challenge, with new elements being added throughout. If you’re used to playing Tower Defence on a mobile device, it’s a welcome and somewhat relieving feeling to know that you won’t constantly be tempted to head to the store when you come up against a significant obstacle.
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