One thing that blew me away about X-Morph: Defense is its incredibly detailed visuals and fantastic audio. Watching an entire army of hundreds of tanks and jets slowly move into the battlefield and having your perfectly-placed turrets thin out the herd then blasting away the rest manually is such a rewarding gameplay dynamic. You can build in this latter phase as well so you could consider the first phase one that merely allows you to adequately prepare. Each wave has 2 phases: one where you build up defense turrets and another where you can freely fly around the stage while trying to destroy as many military vehicles as possible (such as tanks and bombers). Basically, you play through a succession of stages that contain multiple waves of humans trying to save their planet. You don't often get to play as alien invaders but X-Morph: Defense's satisfying and challenging blend of genres definitely makes conquering the planet very tempting. X-Morph: Defense has you play as evil alien conquerors but do you have what it takes to overthrow humanity and claim Earth for yourself? If only we could deactivate the laser beam. X-Morph: Defense is also available for Xbox One and Nintendo SwitchĬombining tower defense strategy and twin-stick shooting is an intriguing premise for a video game.
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Maciejewski playing a PS4 on September 4, 2017
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