Savage Moon (PSN)

[Perversion]

I've been anticipating this for quite a while, and finally downloaded it yesterday. The first tower defense game I ever played was PixelJunk Monsters, and when I played Savage Moon yesterday, I remembered why I like these kinds of games...pretty much because it's exactly how I played Starcraft on the N64. That being said, I think I started playing around 5 in the afternoon, and ended at almost 7 in the morning. It's addicting as hell, the graphics are good for a downloadable title, and it's a LOT faster and more complex that PJ Monsters. I'm getting my ass kicked pretty early in, but I'm still trying. I agree with the Gamespot review in that it's a LOT of trial and error, to find a strategy that works. But then again, isn't that always at the core of this type of game? To me, it's worth the $10.62 (I hate that they charge tax on PSN).

[Duel]

Re: Savage Moon (PSN)

Indeed, I haven't purchased this yet but the description you give it may entice me to start my alien ass kicking journey once I have the necessary funds to feed into Sony's mouth.

[Jeroak Nelave]

Re: Savage Moon (PSN)

Yes, i like it very much too. Its alot of fun, and has some interesting concepts i havent seen in tower defense games before.

[Pinoy0004]

Re: Savage Moon (PSN)

This game is hard. I love tower defense games, but I hate it when the aliens can shoot back at my towers.

[Jeroak Nelave]

Re: Savage Moon (PSN)

This game is hard. I love tower defense games, but I hate it when the aliens can shoot back at my towers.

Yeah, this is the first Tower Defense game where i have seen the aliens destroy my towers, but I think it adds an extra element of strategy to the game.