Leds Defender Review – Defend your light bulbs
App Type: Uncategorized
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By: Florent POISSON
Version #: 1.1
Date Released: 2012-03-03
Developer: Florent POISSON
Price: Free
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I like playing mind games. Brain teasers, they challenge my mind. But a strategy game revolving around a screen filed with bright neon dots? Now that is a challenge.
In Leds Defender, the Leds actually refers to LEDs, the basis of the game. Here, structures are formed using these individual dots, which combine in different colors to give rise to your base as well as enemy targets. If you are not likely to get a seizure from this, then go ahead and give this game a try.
The gameplay system of Leds Defender is fairly unique, but equally complex as well. Involving not only well-timed coordination, Leds Defender requires an appropriate amount of preplanning and strategy as well as players are limited in the amount of perks they can utilize and have to activate said advantages before the round commences.
A free game, Leds Defender is definitely worth giving a shot. While it does not quite have much drawing power to keep players hooked, it is something special compared to the cliché genres out there and I would recommend it for download.
Quick Take
Value:Med
Would I Buy Again:Yes
Learning Curve:Moderate. Takes a bit of time to understand
Who Is It For:Casual gamers
What I Like:The refreshing genre
What I Don't Like:Game is very taxing on the eyes
Final Statement:Bling bling
boggling You must defend your base against waves of increasingly powerful enemies. Here, your memory, concentration, and skills are your best weapons.
In fact, you do not even have defensive turrets to repel your enemy. Fortunately, you can hack the self-destruction codes of the enemy units and take advantage of their weaknesses.
Truth to be told, your base has a few defensive resources to use as a last resort...
* Unique Gameplay
* 10 different kinds of enemies
* 50 waves of enemies
* Retro graphics composed of LEDs
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Article By Eng Wei Jie
A water polo player from Singapore, Wei Jie devotes most of his time to training. However, when he's not occupied by water training or pushing himself in the gym, expect to see him squinting at his iPhone testing out new apps.
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