Destructoid: Certain genres more than others can be forgiven when skimping on narrative. I would argue that tower defense games can readily get away this without receiving many complaints, since the act of massacring enemy troops tends to keep us distracted.
Independent tower-defense/RPG mash-up Defender's Quest: Valley of the Forgotten does an admirable job of telling a story worth caring about. And if you're in it purely for the strategy and game mechanics, hey, that's fine too.
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?"
