Certain genres more than others can be forgiven when they completely ignore the story or putting it aside so that in the end this turns out to be just an excuse to justify the gameplay and little else. The Tower Defense can easily leave the story aside without receiving many complaints, since they do not sacrifice the gameplay, why we are at war is not very important if the rest is fun, ask Nintendo, Super Mario survives with the same story to years.
Defender's Quest: Valley of the Forgotten does an admirable job telling a story that is worth. And if not interested by it and are playing purely by mechanical strategy game can rest easy because these games are as competent as gender.
The Taiwanese Game Software Rating Regulations board has rated a number of unannounced titles, including BlazBlue: Central Fiction for consoles and the Incredible Adventures of Van Helsing trilogy for PS4.
Defender’s Quest: Valley of the Forgotten is an excellent game that combines tower defense with role playing game features, and should not be missed.
oprainfall writes:
"While I was waiting around for the Dungeons & Dragons special to come around again (which I wasn’t sure would be happening until the final day), I found a fun little game that was on sale for about three bucks called Defender’s Quest: Valley of the Forgotten. It’s a game that mixes RPG elements with a tower defense game. Does this blend work well together or crumble under pressure?"
