Rock of Ages 3-Make or Break Review (PlayStation 4)
Competitive tower defense meets arcade action and gets rolled up with ACE Team’s quirky, Monty Python-esque humor into one giant, creative game for the ages. This time around, you can even make your own levels!
Pros:
- Classic Rock of Ages graphic style.
- 6.80gb download size.
- Controller settings-camera/rotation/movement speed sensitivity sliders, Fov slider, invert axis and camera adjustment speed preset (low/medium/high).
- Three difficulties-easy/normal/hard.
- Two-player local support.
- Two modes-Make (level creator) and Break (story mode).
- Customise-Army leader, Banner, Colour, and Boulder paint.
- Break mode- Story or Community levels.
- Community levels-play with randoms online or offline, levels have unique ids and you can search for it. A handful of filters-Editors choice, campaign levels, game mode, and tags.
- Story mode-play set levels.
- Opening and ongoing tutorials.
- Gameplay-you either controls a boulder and avoid obstacles to knock down your opponent’s castle door or you are defending your own Castle door by laying defenses and summoning spells.
- Uses Classical music for the soundtrack.
- Money dictates what you can and can’t build. Luckily you can mine for more gold or collect it as it drops onto the map.
- Full camera control complete with zoom in and out features.
- World map whereby you go around on your ship and unlock levels.
- Play how you want.
- Stars-earned from playing levels and used to unlock the levels on the map.
- The humor throughout especially in cutscenes.
- Before certain levels, you can set up your loadout bar with unlocked abilities, structures, and pick your boulder.
Cons:
- A lot to take in initially.
- Small text.
- Forced tutorials.
- The Camera can go a bit crazy if you go off the map.
