It’s TD like you’ve never seen or experienced before! It’s fast. You can move your Cubemen around the board at any time or click on an enemy to target them. There are no static towers, just little men! Spawn your little Cubemen with orders to get to a certain location to attack or defend. Two way REAL-TIME TD against the computer or a real person! Play a purely defense game in various modes on a sweet selection of levels, or go into Skirmish mode and play a new type of TD game against either the computer or another human opponent. It’s the usual story, but with many very interesting twists. Use your own little Cubemen to defend your base from other little Cubemen that are trying to run it over. It’s the age old struggle between Good vs Bad, Blue vs Red, Little men vs Little men. Although these prices may strike you as a little steep, both were in fact retail releases in other parts of the world.Cubemen is a fast paced, action packed, original 3D Tower Defense game that mixes TD and RTS in the most exciting way possible! Get ready for some crazy Cubemen action!
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That’s not quite it for this week’s discounts either – well-received scrolling brawler Code of Princess on 3DS drops to £17.00 while a tenner is being lob off cult classic platformer Sayonara UmiharaKawase, making it £9.99.
Mega Man Xtreme can fetch a small fortune on eBay nowadays, making this an inexpensive option for those wanting to play the blue bomber’s first GBC outing.Īs for the aforementioned Zelda discounts, The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker HD and The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D drop to £32.99 and £25.99 respectively until 11th Sept while The Legend of Zelda and Zelda II: The Adventure of Link will cost a paltry £2.44 each on both Wii U and 3DS VC.Īnother five Zelda games receive temporary drops next week, including the superb Zelda: Link’s Awakening DX and the often forgotten GBA adventure Zelda: The Minish Cap. The Wii U gets Castlevania III: Dracula’s Curse (£3.49) and Gargoyle’s Quest II: The Demon Darkness (£3.49 also) while on 3DS there’s the Game Boy Color’s Mega Man Xtreme (£4.49). Three Virtual Console releases are making an appearance this week too.
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The full game isn’t out until 19th September, giving plenty of time for you to make your mind up as to whether you should open your wallet or not. If you are looking for a new rhythm-action game, there here’s some good news – a Theatrhythm Final Fantasy: Curtain Call demo is due on the 3DS eShop this Thursday. “Rytmik World Music is not only for playing with sounds in the hands of a skilful musician it can become a serious musical instrument – a surprisingly powerful pocket music station†claims the press release. It would seem that this is a music making tool rather than an actual game. Then there’s Rytmik World Music (£1.79) for DSiWare. 3DS Pedia on the other hand liked it a whole lot more, giving it 80%.
Nintendo Life gave European Conqueror 3D a 6/10, claiming that “mediocre presentation, repetitive missions, small number of unit types, and lack of multiplayer all relegate it to second-tier statusâ€. Yes, that’s right – the older of the two costs more than the new version. It appears to be the sequel (or perhaps semi-sequel) to World Conqueror 3D, which incidentally goes on sale this week to £3.59 (down from £4.29). On Wii U theres Nnooos Cubemen 2 (6.99) a fast-paced RTS with six player online support and a wealth of. That’s being joined by another strategy game – European Conqueror 3D (£2.99). The trailer should give a good idea of what to expect:
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There are no reviews currently, but it did go down reasonably well when it launched on PC back in April. On Wii U there’s Nnooo’s Cubemen 2 (£6.99) – a fast-paced RTS with six player online support and a wealth of modes. We’ll rattle off the discounted Zelda titles in a moment, because there are a few new arrivals to look at first. As an extra bonus, if you have downloaded a Zelda title on either Wii U or 3DS you can get 10% off the eShop release of Hyrule Warriors, bringing the price down to a not-too-shabby £36.99. It’s a moderately eventful week for the Nintendo eShop(s), if only because numerous Zelda games receive a price drop this Thursday to tie-in with Hyrule Warriors’ release later this month.
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