Hardcore Gamer. The craziness and inanity of the game definitely makes it a great party title, but the lack of descriptions on how some of the abilities you gain throughout the game work are counterintuitive towards the playability and arcade feel. Games Master UK. Like murdering stick men? Then you'll like this cutesy battler. All this publication's reviews. There's not much to Defend Your Castle, but it does have some entertainment value.
Nintendo Gamer. Like the stick men themselves, Defend Your Castle is a little skinny but not unable to break through your defences. User Reviews. Write a Review. Positive: 2 out of 3. Mixed: 0 out of 3. Negative: 1 out of 3. A great pick-up-and-play bargain game with hidden depth, your objective is to defend your castle from hoards of invading stick men. This game A great pick-up-and-play bargain game with hidden depth, your objective is to defend your castle from hoards of invading stick men.
This game is a lot like the free flash version on the X-Gen studios website, however the wiiware version has been built from the ground up, not ported. The main differences are the graphics, a new "Heroic" mode for DYC veterans, and 4 way multiplayer. I've had a lot of fun playing through it solo, but the game really comes into it's own with the jump-in multiplayer, which allows up to 3 other players to join in at any time.
The first 10 levels are really slow and boring, but stick with it har har and you'll soon be buried under so many enemies it borders on ridiculous. The levels are infinite, but there's nothing new to see after level However, if you enjoy playing it as much as I have, you'll want to play through till at at least level I think a good stopping point would be when you can make the castle self-sufficient, i.
That's when you can say you've beaten it. As a party game, it's a total bargain. Very accesible, very fun, very worth getting. As most of the reviews will point out, this game is a wonderful title for "Pick-up-and-go" games. Having played the original version since it As most of the reviews will point out, this game is a wonderful title for "Pick-up-and-go" games. It wasn't just an upgrade, but a muiti-player experience that was priceless in getting new "Wii" players a feel for the controler, and veteran players a ice-breaker to continue into different subjects.
During the game, the opposing army will send out troops to take over the castle. Once an enemy is close enough to castle, they'll start to attack it. It's best if the player dispatches of the enemy before they come up to the castle, though they will still be able to when they're attacking.
The most basic form of attacking is picking them up with the game's cursor and dropping them. As the game progresses, however, the player will be allowed to use more advanced weapons including arrows and even magic, and upgrade the castle's defenses.
The original WiiWare version supported multiplayer with each player earning points. This feature was dropped when ported to the Switch. There are various different enemies in the game, with some appearing later in the game than others. The enemies in the game include:. The WiiWare remake includes greatly updated graphics. It resembles something an elementary school kid would create, including a multitude of purposefully misspelled words such as changing "health" into "helth" and making the enemies and castles look hand drawn.
Even the enemies' most basic weapon are Popsicle sticks. Because the developers wanted the game to be appropriate for everyone, they've removed the use of blood, which was present in the PC version. Rather, the stick figures will just be planted into the ground and shortly thereafter vanish. Nintendo Explore.
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