A feature I really like is that you have a limited amount of arrows which need to be picked up again after firing, and they’re open for grabs by anyone. There are a buttload of game modifiers available to make the games more interesting/silly/frantic/competitive, whatever your desires fancy. It’s fast-paced, intense bow-and-arrow goodness - under the right conditions. The versus mode is entirely reliant on having friends in your local vicinity to play with you’re out of commision for the rest of the round. Northend Tower DefenseĪnd the enjoyability may be significantly impacted by the relative skill level of you and the people you play with. As good as the game is, it leaves the main feature with a limited audience, out of reach for many who would probably love it. It does have a couple of modes for co-operative or solo play, which I find very enjoyable, but they’re certainly not very fleshed-out features.
The main one is called co-op mode, which is bizarrely mislabeled as it can be played and enjoyed equally as well alone. It’s a campaign mode where you fight waves of monsters across each of the different themed stages. It’s got two difficulties and a challenging achievement or three. Worth mentioning is that the Dark World expansion also has its own campaign In quest mode you take on waves of enemies with a friend or by yourself.
There’s one level for every tower with normal and hardcore difficulties, which I would rename to hardcore and insane. Waves and enemy movement are not random, they have been carefully designed to provide a varied and challenging experience. Even the simplest of enemies can be a huge obstacle with so much going on at once. Perhaps the most challenging mode in TowerFall is trials mode. It’s like break-the-targets in Smash Bros. Each trial is like a puzzle - figure out the optimal way to beat it - then figure out how to pull it off.
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