Since space is limited, this is the only way to effectively stop later waves from invading your base.Īlso, some weapons can engage in something called Hellfire, which is a temporary boost of power and firing speed you get from time to time at no additional cost. You will quickly realize that the stock weapons are too weak for some enemies, so the game lets you upgrade your turrets to increase their power, range, and firing speed (or amount of ammunition fired at the same time). Fortunately, there are some speed settings you can change to suit your needs. My first game took approximately 30 minutes to complete, which could be too long for you, depending on the situation where you play mobile games. How many waves the game throws at you depends on the level, but these can be rather long. The last wave is normally a huge single boss that takes a lot of effort to destroy.
You need to find a combination that works best for your situation.Įnemies come at you in waves (insert Trivium meme here). There’s a much stronger missile launcher, but it is also more than twice as expensive to deploy and the firing speed is rather slow. For example, the cheapest one is a machine gun that works best when deploying at the beginning of a stage when your resources are limited, but it gets too weak for subsequent waves.
The armament at your disposition varies in price, strenghts, and abilities. These weapons will start to fire automatically as soon as it detects an opponent wandering through their premises. In order to deploy one, you just need to drag them from the bottom of the screen to the designated areas, which are marked by blue squares. The primary one is money, which is used to buy new weapons to deploy through the war zone. When starting the game, you will have some resources allocated to you. Even though this means that you can start gaming right away, the amount of stuff on-screen can be a little bit daunting at first and you still have to figure out some stuff before you can actually enjoy the game to the fullest. Since the premise of the game is pretty simple, the developer decided to omit some kind of tutorial or help for newcomers. There are 15 missions to choose from, and each one provides four levels of difficulty. We can all assume it is a friendly base, but the only way of knowing that you are failing in your tower defense duties is by letting enemies go through the end of the long path you’ve sworn to protect. It is funny that the game never exactly shows what you are protecting. You need to protect your base from incoming enemies through the deployment of weapons and special skills along a twisty corridor. Defense Zone 3 is, at its core, a tower defense game.
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