There’s something about naming a character at the beginning of an RPG that gives a player some emotional investment. Whether that’s from years of Pavlovian grooming or because the process has an intrinsic value game creators discovered long ago, Level Up Labs clearly understands the principle and puts it to good use. To avoid diminishing its impact, suffice it to say that from the moment Defender’s Quest: Valley of the Forgotten begins, it’s clear that you’re playing an excellent game.
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?"
