The battle between two great wizards turned the once flourishing world into a battlefield. Horde of the summoned magic creatures stormed the two towers. Who will win this deadly fight?
Take on the role of a good wizard and rid the world of evil! Use mana to summon creatures, defend your fortress and destroy the enemy. You get gold and increase the power of your creatures for each victory.
Levels open as you progress and stars are awarded for skill. Let`s try to complete all 100 battles for 3 stars.
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As an FYI, this is accidentally labeled as a Tower Defense title within the game description, when it's actually what Flash sites [where notable examples of the genre such as Epic War are common] seem to refer to as a Battle Strategy game [I'm unaware of a more official labeling for the genre, as it's generally classified under Casual + Strategy on other sites].
As further clarification: A Tower Defense game is defined by the use of towers either to form lanes, or to surround pre-established lanes. Lane Defense is defined by having multiple lanes and placing units/towers directly within them. Base Defense is defined by a focus on defending and upgrading a base, with combat elements secondary to that. In summary, none of these related genres have anything meaningful in common with the mono-lane, base-secondary, unit-focused design of "Battle Strategy" titles, with Tower Defense especially being completely unrelated in scope.
Well, though it is kinda amusing how the earlier "Watch Tower" [which appears to be a Base Defense title] game refers to itself as a spectacle fighter [Actual examples of that genre being God of War, Devil May Cry, Bayonetta, Marlow Briggs, and Shadow Warrior]. That's at least in the user tags rather than the official description, however, and may just be Steam users trolling the tags again. :S
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