Other enhancements include archery and magic towers. Purchasing the Pit of Conversion enables you to drag enemies into a bucket of blue paint at your castle's foundation, switching their allegiance to your side. Fortifications, for instance, bulk up your castle walls to withstand more attacks. Naturally, it takes slightly more force to flick these foes.Įach eliminated enemy nets you points, which you can use between waves to purchase upgrades and replenish your castle's health. As you advance to later levels, new enemies appear with weapons like a tongue depressor battering ram. Initially, you only deal with unarmed infantry. A swipe of a stick figure sends them flying across the screen, a hard landing eliminating them from the battlefield. The game is played in waves, each level bringing an assortment of foes that are flung away from your domain using your finger. Just as the title implores, you task is to defend your castle from an onslaught of stick figure enemies. We'd like to believe the aggressive stick figure foes that assault your castle are the result of some hardcore apocalyptic blast, but they're more a labour of love in the development of this clever casual title. While some liberties have been taken with the premise behind Defend Your Castle, there's no uncertainty regarding its adorable sense of style.
And by sketchy, I don't mean the scary, back alley thuggish sort more along the lines of a cute hand-drawn domain with crayon-coloured walls and pencilled in ramparts.
It's rather small and a bit sketchy, but in sore need of defending.
Following the atomic blast that fried the population into a crisp, leaving them as hostile stick figures, you were crowned king of the world and granted a castle. Yes, I know it's difficult to believe, but you do own a castle.
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