Defend The Highlands

Full of charm and lighthearted humour, Defend The Highlands was 13 hours well spent when I played it, more than 5 years ago by now. Visit Nessie, face the treacherous redcoats, fight the Irish leprechauns - all in good spirits (pun intended).

Definitely recommended despite no' bein' a polished product graphics an' UX-wise. The campaign wis well built wi' a calculated increase in difficulty an' new variables tae keep the game engagin' while introducin' new enemies an' upgradin' their attack potential as ye progress through the levels. Ah even had tae replay a couple o' missions tae get mair upgrade points an' gie it anither go, especially wi' the Buckingham Palace level, so Ah'd say the campaign difficulty wis spot-on. [spoiler][u]A quick non-review-related word:[/u] That English enemy unit that lobs tea-pots at ye an' causes splash damage is such a pain in the arse, ♥♥♥♥ that guy.[/spoiler] [h3][b]Crashes or bugs[/b][/h3] Ah luckily havnae experienced too many crashes, but there are some incidents o' weird behaviour: [list] [*]The units cannae reach a defence machine ye placed a bit near the water or another machine, even though there's a clear visible path. [*]There wis a thing that happens efter ye've already placed a number o' defence machines, where if ye pick a new yin tae build, it wid immediately build it where the mouse wis pointin', instead o' lettin' ye choose a place. This happened consistently, an' Ah had tae pick the tower when the mouse wis pointin' ower a non-suitable terrain tae prevent an immediate build. [*]This yin wis just funny tae see: when ye sell a machine that's occupied by a Scotsman, he'll slide ower the terrain wi' his hands up in the air tae the nearest unoccupied machine. [/list]

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defend your land 10/10

funi

Very fun and engaging tower defense game, with a really realistic portrayal of the average UK citizen.

i forgot i left it opened

Dziwna to jest gra, mam nadzieję, że zapomnę ją szybko Nie polecam