Aegis Defenders
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Explore, build, and defend in this unique mashup of Action-Platformer and Tower Defense strategy.You play as a team of Ruinhunters searching for the one thing that can save their village – a legendary weapon known as Aegis.Take on wild beasts, ruthless soldiers, and ancient gods in this 2D Action-Platformer inspired by Tower-Defense combat.
Steam User 7
Played this for a while. Did not leave that much of an impression but the exploration phases are engaging, the tower-defense waves ramp up excitement, and the mix keeps you on your toes. It’s especially fun in co-op, where strategy and coordination really pay off. While the solo experience can feel a bit more demanding and some mechanics are tighter with a partner, the core loop of building, defending, and switching characters works beautifully.
I would rate this neutral if I could but I am leaning a bit more on positive, just barely. If you enjoy indie games with personality and inventive mechanics, this one’s a strong pick.
Steam User 2
Aegis Defenders is a fun little experiment of combining the 2D puzzle-platformer with Tower Defence in a stylish coop-friendly package.
Design-wise it seems to be as good as this concept can be. You play as up to 4 characters, each one of whom has differet abilities useful both in combat and puzzles. You can switch seamlessly between them, having a big range if instruments to work with. The main challange and fun of the game is in knowing which one to apply to which obstacle of big variety of traps and enemies.
The game consists of 6 areas, each one of 3 levels, with new mechanics introduced on every level. You always have something different to do, something new to explore, and it never becomes to boring or repetetive. The game never overstays its welcome.
It took be 18 hours to complete, but it's because I'm not very good at platformers or tower defence games, and I was playing on keyboard. For someone more adept, 13-15 hours will be enough.
I think, the optimal way to play is on controllers with a partner.
Aegis Defender features nice pixel art, very fine charcter art, and nice music. The story is thoughtful and heartfelt, with likeable characters, and a good lesson at the end... But I feel that the story is a bit constrained by the format. The lore, worldbuilding and character work seems a bit much for the runtime, and in some ways it comes out as a bit flat. But no less enjoyable.
Overall, I recommend this game as a good aesthetically pleasing brain teaser to play with a friend.
Steam User 1
review the base game is good
secret do be warmed
once u done them u can not go back to them and the collectables are in them and it is tied to achievement. what idiot thought that be a good idea.
Steam User 1
Fun game, the art from characters to maps is really cute and the gameplay is nice,
note that I was playing this game in local coop mode and that was working well.
If you like hidden gems give it a try, but tbh theres nothing extraordinary or anything that keeps you wanting more, you will get bored.
Steam User 0
Good game to play with partner or friend. Grandparents too. solo play not so much hence 7 out of 10. buy on sale too.
Steam User 0
I recommend playing this game with a controller since the controls are a bit wonky on keyboard/mouse. Also recommend playing this with friend too (only 2 player co-op locally).
The soundtrack is surprisingly good along with a decent plotline/story.
Some of the tower defense sections did get a bit repetitive for me.
Steam User 0
Great game - cool blend of 2d platformer and tower defense. Love the co-op