TOUHOU x KINGDOM RUSH!? 3 Underrated Tower Defense Games You Should Play!
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- Опубліковано 1 чер 2024
- Tower Defense games used to be popular but have fallen off since then, mainly from a lack of innovation in the genre and many of the games feeling like they're the same. However, there are hidden gem TD games that deserve a lot more attention, and in this video I will be talking about three of them!
Games shown:
Touhou Monster TD (store.steampowered.com/app/16...)
Ghost Hacker 2 (www.newgrounds.com/portal/vie...)
Two-Timin' Towers (z-richman.itch.io/two-timin-t...)
Flash Element TD 2 (Use Flashpoint)
Minecraft Tower Defense (www.newgrounds.com/portal/vie...)
Cursed Treasure 2 (store.steampowered.com/app/13...)
Roblox Arena: Tower Defense (www.roblox.com/games/73967747...)
Bubble Tanks TD 2 (www.newgrounds.com/portal/vie...)
Slime Pandemic TD (store.steampowered.com/app/13...)
Music:
-Bloons TD 5 Jazz theme
-Touhou Monster TD in-game music
-Ghost Hacker 2 in-game music (By Flashburn: www.newgrounds.com/audio/list...)
-Two-Timin' Tower in-game music
-Bloons TD 5 Electro theme
Discord: / discord
0:00 - Intro
1:00 - Touhou Monster TD
3:42 - Ghost Hacker 2
5:57 - Two-Timin' Towers
7:24 - Outro - Ігри
pvz best tower defenz e gam e it is so underrated nobody eve r haz talke d about i t when sunflowerless pvz2 pls thank
It is SO over
lmao
I don’t think I have laughed louder at such a comment in a long time. Bravo, ya idiot!
Shut the hell up about that Creeps, lmao
HOI TEMMIE!
I love how the graphics look for Two Timin Towers. Looks like classic retro
I can’t deal with that game.
Most game jam games do that, it's efficient
Touhou and kingdom rush? Goodbye many hours of my life…
After looking at these 3 I will definitely be trying all of them.
Infininode seems similar to Ghost Hacker 2, except the concept is that the levels usually go on for a long time, although there are defined towers with their abilities, you get to choose the upgrades they get plugged into, and in general, there is a lot of countering with towers and enemies. Pretty nice to sink some time into
as an infinitode 2 player, the game is great, custom levels and a new mechanic
I have to know, shyguymask what is your opinion on infitode 2? I love the game to pieces, and the fact that they are based in Ukraine through this war makes me so happy that they are sticking to what they do, despite the problems.
@@mooman1017 I tried it for a bit but the grinding style is not my preference in this case.
@@Shyguymask I have heard that so many times, I haven't ever found it grindy but I can see why people find it like that, it is made with intentionally "endless" gameplay which means grind so I guess I actually agree with you. I hope you'll at some point give it another try but if you don't it's alright, as I can tell why it wouldn't captivate someone early on. I love the videos you make they always feel much more intentional than other people's videos, and I hope you have a wonderful day!
Finally touhou monster td got its attention it deserved
yeah
I used to play two timin towers all the time. Im glad someone finally recognized how good it was. Keep it up
tower defenses were really fun but its hard to find a good one nowadays
all i see was "generic kingdom rush reskins" from mobile game
Arknights and ptn exist btw
@@3takoyakis okay, i admit out of 99% out of kingdom rush reskins
in 1% these followed td games are decent or good
@@Mizuryryn eh its fine
after AK got released, company stop trying
so all we got its kingdom rush reskin
an ultra old one, but Tower Madness is goated (It was released 2 years before Kingdom Rush)
3:03 - Oh, that's why Touhou Monster TD looks so similar in graphic design to "Disappearing of Gensokyo"! It's basically the same developer!
If you're interested, I recall "3D Dot Game Heroes" having a strangely in-depth Tower Defense minigame. Granted, it's a PS3 exclusive if I remember correctly and you have to play through most of the game to unlock every challenge map but you can easily spend hours playing just that minigame alone.
The tower variety isn't the greatest but they each have their defining roles. Your own character can attack as well, keeping them still gains experience and when they level up, they do more damage. Then there's stuff like gaining a percentage increase to your money at the end of each round, rare currency you can spend to either unlock more types of towers for that attempt or increasing the money percentage gain, etc.
And that's just the regular maps. The bonus maps offer a variety of unique situations and restrictions. Like most remove the ability for your character to attack, making you rely more on just the towers.
For instance, there's one where you could only place towers on preset pedestals. As well as being able to sell towers for a higher price than you bought/leveled them for. But in doing so, that pedestal the tower was on would be removed. So you need to balance placing/upgrading towers, selling them for more money, and ever decreasing positions to even put towers down.
Then there was another one where the towers you'd place would have health that would decrease over time, as well as unique enemy variants that can attack them. You can recover their health by either upgrading them or utilizing recovery towers. But as more rounds pass, the amount of damage they start taking over time increases as well.
And of course there's more.
For any tower defense fan, I actually would recommend checking it out. Though again, you pretty much do have to play the entirely of was is essentially a "Legend of Zelda" clone to unlock all the options for it.
So I know you don’t play PvZ as much as you used to and all the challenges that I attempted and failed lol. But after every level you receive a plant wether if it is lily pad or wall nut but what if you had a wheel filled with every single plant and which ever one the wheel landed on you can use (you start with peashooter coffee bean, lily pad, and puff shroom. (These are needed or else this challenge may be impossible). All upgrade plants are off the wheel also imitator. You will need to beat the game to have all plants which you did. (Sorry if you get marigold/ umbrella leaf as your first) if you attempt this. And if you don’t have split pea by the time miner zombie comes you can add it too plants you received from the wheel. All mini games have and exception that you can use anything they give you. Your also one of the reason I started to play plants vs zombies
incredible, i've had that game on my wishlist for 6 months
Let's gooooo another vid :)
Also don't know if you know, but you were one of the main people to inspire me into starting an YT channel, my fanbase is as big as 0.3% of yours atm.
A good tower defense that is going away in March is steamworld tower defense, it was made for the DSI shop but was ported to the 3ds shop and the 3ds shop is shutting down in march so I recommend getting it while you can since I really like it (the only way to add funds is if you merge your 3ds and switch account though since you can’t add it directly to the system anymore)
The steamworld series is a somewhat popular indie series but steamworld tower defense was actually the first one
Really hope someday an ROM from Steamworld Tower Defense ends up being available online, I've played every single one of the franchise and wasn't even aware of this game until I watch a Scott The Woz video about the DSi.
@@Roguelikerwait?nobody preserved a rom about a dsi/3ds game in a niche franchise after of all this time?i get that not every game in the internet may get preserved but it seems weird.
Demons vs Fairyland.
Probably the most underrated TD game of all time for me. It basically hand-picked the best elements from other largely successful TD titles.
Free Flash game - give it a shot, if you haven't tried it.
It's a decent one. I briefly showcased it years ago on my "underrated flash games" video.
The Dungeon Defenders series is my favorite. It has a cool medieval fantasy theme where you played as one of 4 characters with traps, turrets, and aura that affected the enemies. You also got to run around with your weapon and abilities. The maps looked nice and it had plenty of enemy variety and challenges.
genuinely, that game had to have been one of my favorites growing up. there was also the flash "Dungeon Defenders" series which you could find on kongregate of which were absolutely amazing, in their own right, and I don't believe the two were related.
"as one of 4 classes" ah yes lets ignore the 500 dlc classes
@@Lil_Pac-MackYT1 | I remember a flash "Dungeon Defender" _(no pluralization)_ where you played as one of three villainous dungeon masters _(Death Knight, Chaos Ranger, Evil Wizard)_ and had to protect your stash from wannabe heroes. Was this anything like what you're talking about?
@@RaceBandit mhm! That was quite exactly what i was talking about!
SGM I would like you tried at least one of these games, they're all TDs:
-Master of Fortresses (flash game)
-Monster TD(android, believe me, the gameplay gets deeper than it looks)
-Fortress Under Siege (android again, seems easy, but it has quite the amount of ways to play)
I like the look of the second game, might try it 👀
Ghost hacker 2 is one I never got past like lvl7, dont remember why.
Stormwinds-series deserves a mention. You control towers and shoot down steampunk flier thingies. Very cool flash TD.
Thanks UA-cam for not putting this in my notification box even though I had all notifications on 😃👍
Hey bro, just discovered your channel and have been having fun watching your videos. Keep up the great work!
Ive debated picking up the touhou one but wasnt sure if it was good or not, glad to hear it is!!
I love videos where you recommend unknown games!
Two-Timin' Towers is an very intresting concept
you either buid a weak defense that you can dodge but can't kill enemies
or do a Lunatic LoLK and pray to god you'll survive
Bubble tanks was my childhood
nice video, short and sweet and i like the concepts of unique stuff all 3 games bring to the table
I think, in total, I've only ever played iike, maybe 5 tower defense games and most of them were from the BTD series.
When I saw two-Timin’ towers I was really happy because I actually knew what it was, it was top 20 in a game jam, and seems really great
Quite intriguing mechanics present with the game's here, particularly with Two Timin Towers! I avidly enjoy roguelites and TDs alike, so a game bringing those two genres together is a wonderous prospect.
I recently revisited a tower defense game I first discovered many years ago but never finished back then, that being Beware Planet Earth. It first released in 2012, but later came out on Steam in 2014. There's a free demo of the game there as well. Its premise is that of defeating Martians with various assortments of machines before the they can abduct the player's cows.
After finally completing the game's story mode, I can most certainly arbitrate that Beware Planet Earth possesses some mechanics seemingly unprecedented in many other TDs. Ultimately, they render the game with more micro-management overall. Perhaps the best of these is the active lives system, where the cows have to be brought back to the spawn point in order to be fully abducted. Moreover, if a Martian dies with a cow, the latter is merely dropped, to which another Martian may pick it up. To enhance this idea, the game has a cowbell tool that the player can hold to encourage cows to hurry back to the pasture faster. BPE also has the Zapper, a ray gun used to attack Martians, disable some of their abilities (to which there are a well-defined amount), or even overcharge towers into attacking faster for short periods. However, the former-most cannot be done continuously, as the Zapper will overheat and eventually break down for some time. The Zapper is also used against some seasonal threats, such as mushrooms that will proliferate and temporarily consume tiles or freezing that will render towers unable to perform.
These two tools, in conjunction with currency collection and tower placement, make stages a balancing act of what to focus on at any given moment. Typically, you must keep track of numerous things at once -- rushing that cow back to safety, shooting down an alien's invincibility shield, placing down a new tower here or there, dealing with enemies impacting your machines, trying to not lose any currency -- all of it results in constantly swapping out tools in order to maintain control of the scene. If this isn't done successfully, then things can get out of hand quite easily. Truly, I enjoy the game's design so much that I am plan to invest the time to make a proper video review on it soon.
BPE admittedly isn't perfect though. Usually, a big turn-off for many of the game's reviewers is how easy the game seems during the first season, spring. Those stages are ultimately a breeze, even in veteran mode, but don't let that fool you for long -- the game heats up quite quickly partway through Summer, and only becomes more challenging in later seasons. It's also quite clear that the game was inspired by PvZ and Bloons, featuring similar tower selection and currency (though no form of passive income like sun falling) to the former and maps akin to the latter. But by no means it is terribly unoriginal; what it presents and more importantly does with those mechanics cause the game to be a unique experience.
Holy shit, i did not expect for arena tower defense to be even remotely mentioned here
I was a bit worried when i saw the control screen for touhou monster hunter.
did not imagine moba x td gameplay, now that sounds really cool.
A game I find very good and interesting is rock of ages, is a tower defense and a driving game at the same time. You build defenses to defend your castle and then use/drive a rock while dodging the enemy defenses to break the enemy's castle door.
Bubble tank TD was the shit back when I was younger, probably the first TD I ever played, it's so unique building the path with your units
The graphics are so different for each game and I love all of them, TD is so underrated
i actually remember seeing Two-Timin' Towers in a game jam(as least i think so)
Thank you, ghost hacker is one of my favorite game.
I agree with the first sentence of the video very much (also respect obtained for playing arena tower defence)
While it's by no means underrated, honorable mention to the Gemcraft series for being one of the most solid entries/series in the genre and still going to this day
As a rundown for those that haven't heard of it:
- Gems make up your primary form of actually dishing out damage, and they can be slotted into a handful of different structures (these are introduced throughout the series) to achieve this; towers are the old reliable damage dealers, traps sacrifice raw damage for boosted specials (tied to the gem's color(s)), amplifiers don't attack but add onto the stats of surrounding gems, lanterns are slow and weak but have an AoE effect that instantly hits their entire range
- Your mana, the main form of money in the series, is also your life "count" for banishing monsters that punch through, note however that you only send it back to the start of the path and its banishment cost escalates further each time
- There's an "RPG" meta-game aspect to the series where each map has a high score tied to it and your level (and thus, skill points available to spend for advantages in future maps) is tied to the total of these scores, which highly encourages replaying levels to try and be more aggressive, either by sending waves early, enraging waves to make them stronger but more valuable for score, or some combination of these methods
I first time know TD games genre from Warcraft III custom maps back in 2014, then I try to find out more 5 years later after watch your Kingdom Rush video challenge, then Bloons TD Evolution. TD Games actually are a awesome genre, but a very few people are can find and make a new innovation.
Some few TD Games genre innovations are reloading weapon system in Alien Shooter TD. That mechanic require you to watch your tower's (or soldier's) ammo or Your tower can't attack anymore. You must manage your money to buy a new ammo to reload ammo and buy new towers too. And it also has a powerup for tight situation (If you didn't like that mechanic just ignore it instead).
arknights is an amazing tower defense too, its gameplay is unique and well balanced considering its a gacha game
Hiddengame of Gacha games so true
also can we talk about that this game LITERALLY have in game rogue like mode?
@@Yuki85 ooo yes i forgot about that, i really love that gamemode
They also added a survival mode where you visit stages to gather resources, and then build your own level using walls and towers to route enemies, and also maps are A LOT bigger and you can move the camera.
They keep adding interesting modes and I love it.
Interesting games, and as for suggestions for td games? Canyon defense will always hold a special place in my heart though it is a bit annoying to find a playable version as it is a flash game.
Keepers of the Grove is one of my personal favorite TD games. I've never beaten it bc I suck, but the mechanics are super interesting and the music and overall art is cute.
Critcal Strike Tower Defence is a hidden gem in my opinion. It is mostly overlooked because it is a roblox game, but it has quite a few unique mechanics and towers to make it stand out. Many early towers are simple, such as "guy with burst gun" but eventually you get unique towers such as vindicator, which is a melee tower who builds up charge for its abiliy, which automatically activates and turns it into a ranged tower who can extend this ability by killing more enemies, kinda like NoLegs from EBF. Or oblitirator, a tower with a weak primary attack, but a monstrous secondary lazer blast which makss quick work of groups of strong enemies, however it has the tradeoff of leeching your money overtime after level 4, but in turn the money leeching effect powers up certain perks and active abilities. The aformentioned perk system adds quite a bit of customisation. Do you prefer to have short range towers with higher firerate? Or perhaps buff melee towers in exchange for hp bar going down over time, with the only way to refill it being damage?
I personally think that CTD is a good tower defence, with a good mix of simplicity and cool mechanics.
i am definitely suprised ONLY 2 people mentioned mindustry
as someone already mentioned, mindustry looks like a game you would like
Yes, two timin' towers is one I have played a tiny bit, yeah. And the ghost hacker one seems cool too, but man is the first one so epic! Yeah. Like, I sure am definitely a big fan of Tower Defense.
SGM, have you ever tried the "Defense Grid" series? i personally do find those games both super fun and super challenging, and couldn't recommend them enough, if you've never tried them. Good video! Ghost Hacker and Two Timing Towers seem cool, so i'll be sure to give them a shot! Cheers!
I was listening to touhou YTPMVs and then the notification struck. Perfect timing
More TD to fling down my gullet is all someone like me needs in life
So first this Tower Defense is quite unfair in is last iteration and demand a lot of grind, but I really like the system. I'm talking about Gemcraft, you can found some of them on steam, I think the first ones disapear with flash, the concept is simple you cn create gem with various effect and combine them, either to level them or to create mixed gem. It's a very hard game but fair at least for the first one, but with the addition of skills it became to much base on grind to get the bonus you really need.
I remember your bonk io content
ghost hacker 2 gives me the vibe of that club penguin td
3:41
One of the few adobe flash games I STILL play to this day, even if just rarely. I don't care if there's risks it's just really cool.
Finally Shy Guy Mask plays one of my favorite games: Two-Timin' Towers
I TD game that Id consider a hidden gem is Broken Universe TD, you get to chose where you land your ship and defend it from enemies, you can place roadblocks to change enemy paths but the enemies are able to attack and destroy towers and barricades alike, the more towers of the same type you place down the more expensive it gets, overall its a nice breath of fresh air after the dozens of low effort TDs
A personal favorite of mine is one called "Defender's Quest". It has the twist that all your towers upgrade in a RPG experience style and can be attacked back by enemies, as well as featuring probably the best tower control system I've seen in a TD, with multiple smart targeting options and game speed customization. There's barely any RNG and the progression flow through the campaign in the basic game and new game + (70 or so levels plus some extra challenges) is quite nice, you never need to grind experience to advance unlike many other RPGs, and the superb control system allows you to execute strategies with pinpoint accuracy, or extremely quickly in case you're confident in your defense to prevent the game from becoming a core. It isn't perfect, the art direction and story could have been more ambitious, the item system is not very interesting (all upgrades basically consist in increasing +x armor or attack until you get to the new game +, essentially hard mode, where some items get new effects) and it has some optimization issues in levels with huge amounts of enemies, but I still think it's a very neat TD with solid gameplay execution. The developer of the game is working on another TD using the same formula, but with improved everything by the looks of it.
Very cool Very nice video
Not too long ago, I played Two-Timin' Towers on Cool Math Games
I am SO HAPPY you covered Ghost Hacker 2. Always was an underrated gem in my opinion, just pure gold. Probably my favorite TD game ever.
So,can i ask why there's kenny and what's his purpose?for comedy alone?
Personally, I also think why TD games are unpopular is bc the big bois of Sony, Microsoft, Nintendo, etc. dont really care about putting them in Playstations, Switches, Xboxes, etc.
However, I really like how Touhou Monster TD has all of those unique mechanics that can be used into those game stations respectively.
Like imagine this:
A TD game where you're main character is hero based on 5+ classes of ur choosing(who you mainly control) and then many of the mechanics from Touhou Monster TD!
That opens up a Lot of cool, fun, even frustrating challenge runs that everyone can try to attempt.
Other than that, cool video to look back on the TD games.
Try looking into Arknights! It's a great and fresh spin on the tower defense genre
First time i played it felt like pvz because of the mechanic of placing defenses in squares
@@oktarianist6174 its not thaat close to pvz really, but the devs clearly played pvz - one map in an event is a direct reference of the pool levels
I remember a tower defense for psp. It was SO MUCH FUN about a tiki, the art was childish but it was awesome you have to chop wood and collect resources in order to create your defenses but the thing is... I forgot the name
Patapon i think has tikis but it's not a tower defense game,pixeljunk maybe but i don't think it has tikis.
you better mention the matthewgamer offically licensed tower defence game
cool
a surprisingly fun td game is all star tower defense on roblox
it does have issues with having to do the same level 6x to progress to the next one, but its also a game that gives you an insane amount of normal currency (gems) - so you can get anyone from normal banners
and a good chunk of special currency (stardust) - so you can get the few 5*'s you have to evolve to a 7*
its also funny to summon madoka, goku, and cooler to fight enemies
Honestly,IMO, Astd is kinda meh tbh. The maps when I played it,weren't that detailed and same with the enemies and I don't like the gacha system. Tbz is better imo also the towers aren't that original.
glad two timin towers is gettin recogition
I really like Ghost Hacker and BTTD. They were a lot cooler than what I played before.
Yeah, two timin towers is very good, I actually used to play it
This video contains both "Touhou but it's tower defense" and "tower defense but it's Touhou"
The thing about most TD games is that they lack the charm, world-building, challenge and cleverness of Kingdom Rush. Remember when we all got a heart attack the first time the Executioner appeared in Buccaneer's Den? Remember how nobody expected the bastion in Galadrian's Wall to be burnt down into a connecting path? Remember how it felt to see hundreds of skeletons and demons spawning near the exit in the Dark Tower? We also all love the challenge provided by iconic enemies like Swamp Things, Bluegales, Blood Ogres etc. Pretty much no other TD game has this level of charm to it.
That being said, I'd still check out these games.
One more game I'd like to add is Giants and Dwarves TD. It's an old flash game which is probably dead, but it has a very creative style and there are mini-bosses called Giants appearing as regular enemies. Each giant brings something new to the table and has a weak spot you can send soldiers to attack on. Enemies are also brutal and sometimes have synergy.
I'd highly recommend Defender's Quest to anyone who loves TD.
Have you played Immortal Defense? It's a classic from 2007, with a story that spans millions of years, and some really interesting mechanics...
That sounds familiar, is that the one with the RPG characters as towers in hell?
5:15 why kenny(excuse me"kini")all of a sudden?what's his purpose in the game lmao?
There are all these references and memetic "conversation" in-between levels, mainly past the first third of the levels.
The touhou game looks alot like touhou big big battle with the sprites
Same devs and same sprites yeah.
@@Shyguymask damn I never got a notification but alrighty
Do you know about Orcs Must Die? Might not be considered underrated by some criteria though.
I remember playing the original Ghost Hacker and honestly it kicked my ass.
Hi shyguymask! i recently discovered something about plants vs zombies that make the game far far more easier. and for more reactive time. u see. to stop the game u usually press space bar. the game stops. so what i did. i saw alot of suns and i have no reaction to collect them. i kept pressing spacebar and collecting. which delay the time of the suns. plus its works with faster planting + close calls etc.
I'm no good at strategy games but it still sucks how few notable tower defense games there are. It feels like unexplored territory, like there's a bunch of potential ideas just waiting to be developed.
how do u always make the EXACT video i want to see
now i'm pretty sure this one might not be considered, Tower defense, but a game that's a pretty damn solid, Tower defense, like game, is Missile command Recharged, on mobile and tablets. (idk if it's on PC or consoles tho...) It's essentially the OG Missile Command, but instead of being a wave based survival defense, its instead, endless survival defense. If y'all have never even heard of missile command, don't feel bad, the og game is nearly like 3 or 4 decades old... In missile command, your tasked with defending cities from incoming waves of nuclear missiles, smart bombs, and nuclear bombers by intercepting and destroying them before they touch down and destroy your cities with your own missiles, fairly simple. In Missile Command recharged, it's the same concept, but as mentioned before, instead of being wave based survival, it's now endless survival. On top of a fresh coat of paint with an awesome neon based art style, theres also tons of new powerups and the ability to upgrade your defenses a little. It's a really simple and easy to grasp game that's really fun and addicting because it has that, "one more quick game!, style of gameplay. Now like i said, this probably can't be considered, Tower Defense, but even if it isn't, i would still highly recommend that anyone who likes the tower defense Genre of games check it out!
(edit) Okay, so i did some research and found out a few things. Firstly, it IS available on PC and Consoles! It's available on Xbox, Ps4 and 5, Switch, Steam, and Epic Games Store. However, another thing i found out, be warned if your checking this out on console or even PC. This game can be pretty challenging and even frustrating to play with analog controls. The one I talked about and recommended was the mobile and tablet version that uses touch controls. And a quick side note, for you switch players, touch controls can be used in handheld mode. And lastly, apparently there are two versions! There's the older, 2020 version, which is the one available for mobile and tablet, and then there's the newer version that's on everything else. Both share the same name, however the difference is that the newer version has alot more bells and whistles with things like updated graphics, online leaderboards, a mission mode, and more.
touhou monster td
the game that i played for a stupid ammount of hours and then discovered how underrated it was
TOUHOU MONSTER TD :33333333333 FINALLY
5:15 Ok I’m sorry but that brief South Park reference made me do a double take-
Request no symmetry in PVZ Minigames
Help i could play ghost hacker 2 earlier but now suddenly its blocked on my internet for "adult content" but i was literally playing it a few hours ago and yesterday and just when i got hooked too! How do i unblock it (im using newgrounds via the link in the description)
If all else fail, you can download Flashpoint and play the game there. You can then google how to move save files for flash games so you keep your progress.
Try Tower Heroes, a Roblox game. It's a very good game. Very funny art, try it out if youre ever gonna make a second video like this.
Also, I love the way Ghost Hacker's art looks.
Ghost Hackers so good to be honest, it may be hard, but it is a good game.
Uuhhh maybe you could play tower galactica, probably one of the better roblox tower defense games out there. Later stages focus a lot more on bullet hell
pretty real
So, you can deploy towers, move a main character around, and then have some amazing abilities, while all having challenge on it to figure what tower combinations work the best.
And still gonna wonder why all the enemies are Yukkuris.
Yukkuris only appear as enemies in one level.
Neat, another example of unique enemy with only specific appearance.
I assume the Goomba here are the Kedamas, right? Or Fairies?
@@ryanprjgamingchannel9437 Kedamas, very much equivalent to Goblins and Desert Thugs in Kingdom Rush games. After the first "world", generic fairies appear as the standard cannon fodder enemy with variants like slight magic resistance (Maid fairies) or exploding on death (Zombie fairies).
This jumpscared me
How are you able to play FlashElementTD? (unless those are older clips)
Flashpoint. It manages to load and play perfectly fine there.
One of my favorite underrated Tower Defence games is Tower Heroes on Roblox
I have one question who is the first game tower defense?
Since I saw Cursed Treasure 2 in the video, I'm obligated to ask you about your opinion on that game (and maybe the first game as well). How is it?
The best part about the gameplay is managing mana whether to make more space for towers or to seize buildings to change the level around. Sadly as a whole it's pretty shallow because you have only 3 base towers, can only place each of them on matching tiles and have to wait for them to level up before upgrading them. In the Ultimate edition they nerfed the level 5 towers so much that the one "strategy" throughout the whole game is spamming level 2-3 towers everywhere on the map. But even that is frustrating because the game has an overabundance of RNG. Random crits, random freezes and most relevantly random drops when defeating enemies. I like the game but it doesn't offer much as a strategy game, if anything it's limited and with no real depth.
0:14 i rember playing this game, but i don't remember the name
shy guy mask please help, i was trying to get kindom rush but i dont know wich one to get, can you recomend me the best one please.
KR1 is a good place to start, Frontiers is the best one overall.
Imo dungeon warfare 2 is the most underrated and best td game out there
Who else used to play Pokémon tower defense 2
Arknights. Yes the gacha turns people away but it's amazing. (Biased opinion)
i was gonna say what about btd 6, then i remember it have 2nd place on chplay in paying app