Defend The Rook Review (Nintendo Switch OLED)
Our Defend The Rook Review welcomes a roguelike tactics board combat combined with tower defense elements. Defeat the invading hordes to stay alive and save the land! Enjoy more tactics than a normal TD game, combined with the added challenge of building towers and fighting off waves of enemies!
Defend The Rook Review Pros:
- Beautiful graphics.
- 1.1GB download size.
- Game settings – one-click attack, multiple spell casting, show hp bars, unit stats always shown, confirm unmoved pieces, skip purchase confirmation, disable camera shake, disable dialogue and barks, hide battle info, and show effects as text.
- Tutorial menu section.
- Full touchscreen controls.
- Can still use the physical buttons for controls.
- Turn-based combat.
- Simple grid system for moving and attacking. Red means attack and blue shows where you can move.
- Easy to learn controls and mechanics.
- Wave-based and in between waves you can earn temporary buffs and abilities.
- Earn EXP and get points to put into stat trees to unlock and improve abilities.
- Highlight an icon for a pop-up text window description.
- Characters will grey out when they have done all their actions.
- Big boss encounters.
- Roguelike element with run-based games.
- Loadout allows you to change outfits and select your spell loadout.
- Traps can be laid down by you and the enemy.
- Gems are earned from runs and are used for permanent upgrades and unlocks.
- World map where you go through a full run to unlock a new area.
- Excellent animations.
Defend The Rook Review Cons:
- Pain to always have to wait after actions.
- No camera controls.
- The screen gets very busy.
- Small text.
- You always feel like you are missing out on some knowledge or trick.
- Difficult.
- Slow starter and takes ages to get going.
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Defend The Rook:
Official website.
Developer: One Up Plus
Publisher: Goblinz Publishing
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