Разработчик: Lightmare Studio
Описание
Key Features
- Эксклюзивный контент на Steam: множество новых уровней и врагов, созданных по мотивам вселенной Valve!
- Вам некогда будет скучать: полномасштабная игра состоит из 46 уровней и более 4 сезонов плюс 28 премиальных заданий!
- Несложный игровой процесс: вы сами выбираете уровни сложности – ветеранский режим для опытных игроков или обычный режим для новичков.
- Незабываемые бои: атакуйте марсиан, используя свой Zapper и усиливая мощность своих орудий!
- Огромный выбор магических орудий: выбирайте из 20 видов от классической башенной защиты до Helicowpter!
- Опасные враги: более 20 ловких и изворотливых врагов-марсиан, среди которых Metalhead, Безумный Профессор и Ниндзя!
Поддерживаемые языки: english, french, italian, german, spanish - spain, dutch, portuguese - brazil, swedish
Системные требования
Windows
- ОС *: Windows XP
- Процессор: 1,8 Ghz
- Оперативная память: 512 MB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: 64 MB Video Card
- DirectX: версии 9.0c
- Место на диске: 350 MB
- Звуковая карта: Direct Sound Compatible
- ОС *: Windows XP, Windows 7, Windows 8
- Процессор: 2Ghz+
- Оперативная память: 1 GB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: 256 MB Video Card
- DirectX: версии 9.0c
- Место на диске: 500 MB
- Звуковая карта: Direct Sound Compatible
Отзывы пользователей
It appears deceptively easy at first, but gets harder pretty quickly. Quite a bit of direct involvement in battling Martians, not just setting up towers.
I old game but very fun! Clear inspiration from Plants Vs Zombies, but brings a new twist!
Very fun and simple game. It has different options and game modes to keep things interesting!
Nice little game! Definitely not long, but worth the price. Has a nice little story, and also has Veteran difficulty if you find the base game too easy.
Has special game modes, as well as a bunch of good easy-to-get achievements.
Beware planet earth is a simple but rather fun and very busy tower defense.
the obvious goal is to save the cows from being capture by the martians , who come in all sort of different flavors , some of them are faster , some of them have special ability , can jump , use disguise , teleport , freeze your machine or try to dismantle them.
the game main mechanism is the access to a zapper gun that allow you to directly damage the martians , unfreeze your machines and destroy those pesky disguises.
the challenge is fairly balanced , it's usually just challenging enough to keep you on your toe while rarely feeling overwhelming.
This is more of a action/tower defense as you get a cow bell to make the cows run faster back home, and a laser used to directly hurt aliens, unfreeze defense, or destory shields (among other things). Alians do variaty of things, make portals, rocket jump, destory your defense, shields, and play music.
You must be active thoughout the whole battle to keep the alians from taking your cows to do unspeakable things. The added challange modes and the TF2 and zombie maps were fun change of pace.
Overall a great TD game, not real easy, not really hard. (on hard difficulty)
Fun tower defense tower defense time waster, with cool graphics and cartoony 1950s aliens theme.
However, get punishingly difficult once you hit Fall, to the point where its just not fun anymore. Even plants vs. zombies was fairer!!
Buy if you want some decent fun for a few hours and then home work assignment thereafter.
While I liked the cartoony gfx of the game, I was reluctant to play a TD where the tower are designed not to get the job done (yes, on purpose). And in the end this game was not for me.
I get the fact that people are trying to reinvent the TD genre, but honestly, isn't designing a solid TD hard enough? Usually, when features are added the towers are left behind. Beware planet earth is a good example of this. Towers are lackluster and their range is minute. If you like frantically clicking in a TD then this game is definately for you. If you are an oldschool TD player, who likes to sit back at the end of a level and see waves pulverized by a well designed tower setup, you might want to pass on this game.
if you like tower defense games mixed in with 1950s era science fiction, this is the game for you. Yeah, it's like PvZ, but you have to defend a number of cows from a horde of martians that range from your standard martian troopers, to maids, to ninjas, and clowns to name a few. The maps for each season and invasion differ in size and paths, but it's a fun game. Also, this version has a mode where the map is Portal themed and the martians are dressed up like Valve characters
8/10
Painfully addicitive tower defense in a playful enough package to keep me coming back. Hints of Plants vs Zombies, but stands on it's own quite well. Kept me coming back and well worth the time. Challenging enough to make the effort to get 100 percent completion and I strongly suggest you do.
“Another tower defense game,” I thought to myself. I will at least give it a shot.
My low expectations were blown out of the water after playing the demo. I grabbed the game at full price, which is something I very rarely do, and have now beaten it and all the bonus levels. If Plants versus Zombies and Defense Grid had a love child, this is that game. Do not let the cute graphics fool you, the aliens will hand you your butt on a platter if you do not plan carefully. I have played and beaten a variety of tower defense games, but this one still challenged me.
On top of actually requiring you to use deft strategy, you are never left sitting and watching the screen as your towers do everything for you. Early in the game, you are given a zapper gun that you must use to help fight off the aliens. If you do no use it, the aliens WILL beat you. Unlike other tower defense games you have to actively participate the in the action every second of the stages. The aliens can disable your towers, get rid of your traps, and even destroy your defenses if you do not use the zapper wisely to counter their offensive.
The only thing that holds the game back from getting a perfect score from me is that there are a slew of game closing bugs during the extra missions. There are also a couple of sections (particularly with the Maid challenge they throw at you) that take the game from being challenged to downright frustrating since you have to feel out the strategy that the developers want you to use through trial and error rather than make one of your own.
I have to give this game 4.5 out of 5.
If you're a PvZ fan then you'll definitely like this game. This game requires much more planning and strategy, and it has a Veteran mode which is quite unforgiving.
I will point out I experienced some glitches in the game. For instance there's a problem where intermittently the game won't allow you to pick up the zapper, cowbell, and the detonator. And sometimes it freezes when you exit full screen.
Overall, give it a go. The pros definitely outweigh the cons.
This game exceeds expectations. Tons of fun and a lot more challenging than I thought it would be. The cutesy cartoony design totally fooled me. Haha. Very addictive too.
Let's get one thing clear: This is a Plants Vs. Zombies rip-off. The second thing to make clear is that this game has the worst music I have ever heard in a videogame, going all the way back to the Commodore 64 era. Seriously, it is so astonishingly awful that I doubt anyone will make it ten minutes without shutting it off and leaving it there.
Now the good news: this game is actually well-balanced and pretty fun. The levels are challenging but not impossible in standard mode (veteran mode however is off the chain.) So if you're a PvZ fan and are sick of waiting for PopCrap to get its sh*t together and release a sequel to their staggeringly successful PC game (on PC, ahem,) then heck, this is $9.99 well spent. Every dollar this game makes is because EA totally dropped the ball. So sorry, PopCrap.
I hope the guys who made this make a Peggle rip-off next. It's absurd that there aren't 50 Peggle clones out there already.
A rather uninspired clone of Plants vs. Zombies, emphasizing action rather than strategy. The pace becomes quite hectic in later levels, even in easy mode (playing in veteran mode becomes ridicolously hard in the third season at the latest), since you constantly have to click various objects and enemies with the Zapper gun. Selecting and placing turrets and refining your strategy becomes a minor matter then, also due to the fact that the turrets themselves are rather boring (single target damage, area damage, slowing targets ...), luckily the enemies are more varied.
Beware Planet Earth is not a bad game. It's quite stylish and entertaining for a few hours. It's just that I liked Plants vs. Zombies better in every single regard. And Kingdom Rush. And Defender's Quest. And Sol Survivor. And Sentinel. And Defense Grid. And iBomber Defense. And Field Runners. Did I say Beware ... is not a bad game? Well, it's not a very good one either. Only recommeded if you're really desperate to play a new Tower Defense game.
People make comparisons to Plants vs Zombies. I'm only a couple hours in and found it frustrating. On Veteran Mode, your towers feel miniscule compared to the enemy hp pool. Winning on some level requires taking exactly the right towers. Towers are overall very boring, the first 5 you get (compared to Plants vs Zombies): Sunflower, Incredibly Weak PeaShooter, Frozen Pea Shooter, and then you get the two worst, a Bomb and a Landmine. I keep waiting to unlock good towers but the only ones I've gotten are an Ember-shooting Grill and a Fire Hose. Everything else makes me want to wait till the next good thing comes along. Developers seem to care about the game but I don't know how much they've actually played it on Veteran......
Hope this helps.
This game is both cute and has depth. It will appeal to casual players who want to see cute / funny things on the screen (think plants vs zombies crowd) and also to the players who want depth of strategy (think defence grid players). I have finally found a game that will appeal to both me and the girlfriend. Easy buy after playing the demo. Try it. I bet you'll like it.
And don't let the laser gun turn you off, like it did me at first. I thought it was just a tedious laser to shoot stuff with while trying to build defences etc. But it actually adds a layer of strategy, as it doesn't just damage the bad guys, it does things like lower shields and other status changes, and supercharges particular towers.
Cute little gem of a game! It's Plants vs Zombies in space ! Well on earth, tehcnically xD
Don't be fooled by all those colours: there is actually quite a bit of depth poured into the gameplay, and the zapper makes sure you basically never sit idle (on the contrary, you must constantly decide if/what to boost or explode), and that's where it differs from many other TD's (and from PvZ, specifically): apart from building towers and picking up ressources, you are always active with what is basically a multi-tool, there's not much waiting involved.
Veteran mode is also quite handy, and I'd recommand tower denfense... veterans ^^ to actually enable it. I'd even say it's worth to turn it on from start. You won't get to make many mistakes and get away with it, but the difficulty isn't offputting either, and as long as your strategy is sound, you shouldn't get stuck wondering what went wrong. "Normal" difficulty I didn't try so I can't really comment, but it sounds nice to be able to play with less focus, or to enable less-hardcore players to fully enjoy the game I guess. Plus, you can always switch between Normal/Vet with the flick of a button apparently.
There's a whole bunch of animations, graphics, easter eggs, you name it. You get everything from ninjas, to secret agents reading news papers unsuspectingly, to Martian ladies filing their nails and cleaning up the alleys :D
Gameplay wise, there's something I found rather odd at first for a TD: compared to mostly every other TD I ever played, the maps are rather small, and towers have very limited range (basically just 3 squares). I was afraid of that at first, but it turns out that it just makes you think about placement and synergy even more, instead of just spamming long ranged OP towers everywhere like in some other TDs. Speaking of which : the game starts slow, but it's kind of a tutorial even though it doesn't officially says so. You gotta hang in there for the first 4 or 5 levels, but after that you get the zapper and get to occupy yourself with it, and start seeing more diversity towers-wise.
All in all, much more fun that some random movie, at the price of a movie theater ticket ;p
At first the game starts pretty slow, but the pace really cranks up a notch after the "tutorial" levels. Everything's explained in great detail (maybe too much for some people?), but after those explanations, the fun really begins and boy does it get hectic at times!
The main originality is the "zapper" (a raygun you get at level 6 I think), and it's used pretty much everywhere: you can shoot down creeps with it (although it's quite weak compared to your actual towers and traps, and it breaks down if it overheats, so you have to manage that too), and you have lots of interactions. For example, quite early in the game, you have G-men like martians that your towers can't detect until you blow his cover with the raygun. You can also zap away the forcefields the mad scientists cast around other martians.
It really adds a great deal of action to the game, it's unlike any other tower defense game I've played so far (in which you basically deploy your towers and wait for them to do the job until you get enough money to put some more).
The graphics are cute and really fun and the music is cool too. It look like PopCap's "Plants versus Zombies" and is every bit as good (although quite different when you get far enough in the game).
The demo is good but don't be fooled: the learning/difficulty curve is actually smoother in the game (although the beginning is still quite slow). Oh also, you have two difficulty modes: normal and veteran. Normal is pretty easy, Veteran is the opposite and will have you yell at your computer, only to come back for more right away :p
To me, it's hard to make a 2D Cartoony style like this entertaining, and honestly I laughed a lot as I discovered the cows along the seasons, the aliens' animations, and of course, Barney ! This toilets cabin makes him so alive, and yet we never see the guy ! Now, imagine that all the 'towers' you put in the fields are alive too... Man, this ambiance is soooo fun ! It's actually a part of the machine, but it's also its eyes. It's a vent, but it's also its mouth. Just love the design of these characters/machines ! Mobs have suits, costumes, cohesive animations, and their abilities are related to their appearance. You could guess what it can or cannot do by just looking at them. It's very pleasant and made me feel like I was watching a good old cartoon from Tex Avery/Hanna Barbera. So alive !
Then came the game... I really don't like Tower Defense game type. BPE is the first one I DO want to complete ! God, I felt entertained all time long ! The first levels were clearly designed as tutorials. That's why all the people who got used to play TDs may be bored, but I think their experience will allow them to complete these levels very fast, to finally get to...
... THE ZAPPER !
Here is how you can turn a simple TD into a frenetic game experience : developpers managed to give you this intense feeling of being overwhelmed, without simply adding mobs, and mobs, and a new wave of mobs... The ZAPPER ! They also played on mobs' resistance, and finally managed to balance mobs' speed, defense, zapper's power, machines' utility and player's actions so that you have a lot of things to setup, manage and use... but in a very effective way ! Everything is damn simple to understand and use, and provides a lot of fun ! Don't... forget... to use... the ZAPPER ! It's your best ally all game long !
And finally, a new dimension came to my attention: mobs' transformations ! You think you killed it, it turns into something else ! Hard Rockers turn into "Berserk Hard Rockers", Zombies turn into graves, where new smaller zombies emerge, ... but I won't spoil everything ^_^ I found these game mechanics very inventive !
A lot of TDs should take example on this game. It's simple, yet effective and terribly addictive, fun and easy to play, and includes a very well balanced challenge.
I should have given feedback on the 'charismatic' fields, or on the growing number of aliens' spawn points as you progress in the game, or maybe on the evolutive environment (mushrooms and their spores, ice forming on your machines during winter and the zapper's utility at this moment of the game,...), and maybe I should have told you about the bosses, the drill, the gears or the cow bell... but I really have nothing to say about it, because everything was part of the fun, and very well thought !
Play this game, it really worths its price !
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Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | Lightmare Studio |
| Платформы | Windows |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 15.01.2025 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 78% положительных (95) |