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The Castle Conqueror series has almost always had players conquering enemies castles, but the new installment now puts tacticians on the defense and have to protect their own castle. Castle Conqueror Defender also hosts a change in genre, instead of playing a real time strategy game, you are now playing a tower defense game. How does this series handle the transition for the installment? Sadly, most of the enjoyment is lost.
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Castle Conqueror Defender is a 2D tower defense/strategy hybrid that has you building up defenses, but also gives you the ability to move your soldiers around. Fortress fortifications cannot be moved, but they can be sold or upgraded as needed.
NLife:
"CIRCLE Entertainment's Castle Conqueror series has seen a healthy number of instalments in its release history, so it's no surprise when a new game hits the Nintendo eShop. The series has stuck to a simplistic RTS (real-time strategy) style of gameplay for the majority of its entries, but the developers decided to change things up a bit this time around with the release of Castle Conqueror Defender. Though the main Castle Conqueror series is not entirely chronological, Defender feels much more like a spin-off than a continuation."
interesting review