Day D: Tower Rush
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Go back into the past! Plunge into an era of dinosaurs and pre-historic creatures using a time machine. But be careful, the ancient predators will surely want to cut your journey short. Defend yourself from a horde of vicious creatures by building towers and catapults, and defend the time machine at all costs! Use natural disasters to protect yourself from the most enduring enemies. Set up structures to collect resources and upgrade your buildings. Go on a journey through time now. Exciting and wild worlds await you!
Game Discussion
Steam User 2
This is the first Tower Defense game that I've played so far, and I only really got it because I had a coupon for it. To me, it's a little bland, but a decent time waster. You shoot dinosaurs and defend your base with four different weapon types (one of which is not a weapon at all, but a bone collector). That's pretty much it. It's okay.
Steam User 0
I cut my first Tower Defense gaming teeth on this game so of course I recommend it!
The graphics are awesome (yes, seriously), the pace, variation in maps and levels, the SFX sound, music, characters, and challenge all equal a good, casual gaming experience and replay value.
It's a fun TD game and creatively produced, yet incredibly inexpensive....
so what can anyone want in this life for entertainment that costs less than a cup of coffee~!?
Steam User 0
Had me a coupon so I snagged this game up. Mama always said the best defense against dinosaurs was skull clad automated weapon systems and a few howitzers. Well, Mama was right again, bless 'er divine wisdom. I shoulda listened to'er more and I wouldn't have all this child support. But anyways, I'm a bit slow so this game seems hard but it's a 10/10 for me and sweet, dear Mama.
Steam User 0
This game is a lot tougher than *Fort Defense* from the same developer. Even on easy, I got stuck around the midpoint and had to replay normal and hard levels to grind enough points in the workshop to unlock bonuses and push through tougher stages. So yes, there’s a bit of grinding involved—but I didn’t mind it.
The game is priced at €5, which feels a bit steep, but it’s worth grabbing during a discount.
One odd thing to note is the achievements—you can unlock all of them by about halfway through the game. Not a big deal, but it’s worth mentioning if you’re motivated by achievements.
Overall, it’s a solid little tower defense game!
Steam User 1
Day D: Tower Rush
Has a total of 5 trading cards.