Dungeon Warfare

A cross between the Gemcraft and OMD game series and it is wonderful.

Fun game, a little too mutch grind which is perfect for those looking.

This is such an exquisite game of Tower Defense, it deserves all its accolades. Do not be intimidated by its pixel art as it's easier to tell creeps apart than TD games with more surface detail. The use of size, color and movement all combine to make each type of creep unique in a spasm of bodies.

The wave counters down the side are a hallmark of the Dungeon Warfare series, giving you creep counts by type so you know what to expect in a wave. I do miss the ability to call waves early like in DW2, and the little bit you can call early is a slight frustration as you wait for the button to show up (in DW2 you can just click on the wave number).

As I returned to play this AGAIN all the way through as I'm waiting on DW3, I continue to marvel at the environment and how exquisite and useful the walls, pits and trains are to allowing you the freedom to path to your hearts content.

The replayability of runes to add difficulty (and thus XP if you can complete the level again with a set of runes that make enemies faster, more health, regen, or more weight, along with other runes to increase consumable trap time, or limiting towers, you get sufficient rewards. Complete a map with 4 runes and endless for that map is unlocked.

While you need to better your previous score to gain more XP on subsequent tries, the amount of gems continues to grow to hoard size, allowing you even more flexibility in distributing those gems: More powerful traps? More starting gold?

The original Dungeon Warfare deserves to be played and this series is one of the reasons so many are eagerly anticipating DW3 to be released later in 2025.

Dungeon Warfare is a very nice tower defense strategy game in which you have to stop a horde of invading heroes in each level.

To achieve this goal, you have a variety of traps and weapons at your disposal and combining them in the right places leads to success.

There are a lot of levels and if they aren't enough for you, you can create your own.

Fantastic game. Owned it for years now and come back to it often.

Like the Godfather 1

YES

This game is a golden standard for tower defense games. Simple to learn, difficult to master, satisfying to play.

An absolute steal at 3 euros!

Really fun tower defense game that does a lot of things well. This is all the things I enjoyed about Orcs Must Die (traps, strategy) without the stuff that annoyed me (having to supplement my traps with combat). I got a lot of hours of entertainment out of this game, and I heartily recommend it.

It's okay. I feel it lacks some potential for player choices to matter. It just doesn't quite do it for me.

5/10

annoying ui. and convolauted. good gameplay tho if u can see anything

*literally* unplayable.

Goes straight to a full black screen with audio. Clicking and keyboard do nothing, occasionally the sound effects change on click.

Best tower defense I have played in a while.

Easy to learn, hard to master. 2D Tower defense like, or reverse lemmings.

Solid tower defense, square tunnels aiming, simple and 1x 2x 4x speed. Rough pixel graphics.

I played through DW2 and really enjoyed it, and seeing a post about DW3 got me to want a little bit more now. So I bought this, had a lot of fun with it, and hopefully won't have to wait too long for DW3.

gouda

Pretty good TD