Reviewers Liked
- Novel approach to tower defense
- Great melding of two distinct genres
Reviewers Didn't Like
- Boss fights can be too hard
- Feeling unfair
- Casual players might find the difficulty level intimidating
Excubitor
79
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Excubitor is one of the more clever takes on old-school, top-down shooting we've seen in some time. After a few minutes with the game, its mix of classic arcade-style gameplay with modern tower defense mechanics seems so logical, you'll wonder why there...
By GameSpot onGuardian Reading the name Excubitor , you’d be forgiven thinking that you are looking at someone mangling some forgotten word in the English language. As the title for a game, it sounds a little fiddly, perhaps even a bit forced. A little research...
By Hooked Gamers onI've reviewed a couple of tower defense games here, so I'm not new to the genre, by any means. However, they've had a common theme of setting up your towers and watching the magic happen. Granted that's how tower defense games are played, in general....
By Gaming Nexus onthe game is very average. It doesn't really try much of anything that is exciting or risky or new. But it does an ok job with everything that it has at it's disposal. But given the price tag of $19.99 USD is it worth it? I would have to say no. Waiting...
By GameZone onExcubitor no va a revolucionar el mundo del videojuego, eso está claro. Sin embargo, sí que intenta aportar su propio granito de arena a un género interesante pero a veces excesivamente repetitivo como los tower defense, y esto lo hace de manera...
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