Desktop Tower Defense

 DS
  • Publisher: THQ
  • Release Date: May 11, 2009
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  • Summary: Will you survive to the end? You're under attack and you must defend your DS-no matter what it takes. Strategically build up your towers to battle against a non-stop wave of attackers. Eliminate Creeps! Tactically place protective towers of differing defensive and offensive capabilitiesWill you survive to the end? You're under attack and you must defend your DS-no matter what it takes. Strategically build up your towers to battle against a non-stop wave of attackers. Eliminate Creeps! Tactically place protective towers of differing defensive and offensive capabilities throughout the playing field, all while invaders known as "creeps" attempt to march across the screen. Hundreds of Levels! Through strategic placement, carefully create mazes to ambush the invaders and protect their holdings through hundreds of challenging levels. Bigger and Better Turrets! Upgrade your turrets to gain even more power. So Many Creeps, So Little Time! Battle against group, flying, immune, spawn, dark and morph creeps all with different skills to challenge the best of players. Customize your Game! Create your own addictive experience by drawing towers and designing unique unrelenting "creeps" using the innovative technology of the Nintendo DS stylus, for a game experience of unending possibilities. [THQ]… Expand
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  1. GameZone
    72
    Don't get me wrong, I love an engrossing game just as much as the next gamer. But a game like Desktop Tower Defense, a game that is easy to pick up and play for an hour or two with no extended commitment, is a real treat.
  2. Nintendo Gamer
    53
    What's fun for free isn't always worth paying for. It's why our theme park, Jump Into Piles Of Leaves World, went into administration. [Aug 2009, p.72]
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  3. IGN
    40
    I have to commend Desktop Tower Defense on using the DS in an innovative way by adding a sprite editor into the package, but really the entertainment and originally starts and ends with that one feature.

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