Windows Phone Game Review: Wizard Wars

Wizard Wars for Windows Phone

Wizard Wars is a simple, yet challenging tower defense game for your Windows Phones. In the game,Wizard Wars pits the power of wizards up confronting an invading horde of Wrorcs that are trying to destroy your castle.

Magician Wars is a nicely blithe game that has thirty levels of play. Each level can be replayed to better your previous score, giving Wizard Wars enough of gaming. In add-on to the tower defenses, you can buy special items to give you an edge over the invading hordes. It may not entreatment to everyone but Sorcerer Wars is a nice mode to pass brusque $.25 of time with and an overall squeamish addition to the Windows Phone gaming library.

Wizard Wars main menu has options to enter the game, visit the Shoppe, view the Repository (glossary for towers and enemies), view the Tutorial, access the Options (sound/music on or off), and visit the game'southward Twitter/Facebook/Website pages.

Wizard Wars Menu and Store front

Game play with Wizard Wars isn't much different than any other tower defense game on the Marketplace. You take a road that leads from one end of the screen to your castle. The invading hordes travel this road and it is your mission to identify defensive units along the road to wipe them out.

In that location are four different defensive units; Archer Tower, Water ice Tower (slows downwards your enemy), Nature Tower (poisons your enemy) and Burn Tower. Each tower can be upgraded or sold as the need arises.

In addition to the unlike tower units, you tin can spend gilded on special items that tin can be used to defend against the attacks. From the Shoppe yous can purchase bombs, repair units, and spells that will give yous an border.

Wizard Wars game screen

Wizard Wars game screen layout has your vital stats up top that covers your harm to the castle, gold count (used at the Shoppe and to build towers), mana (used to build towers), assail wave, and game timer. In the lower right corner is a pouch that contains the items you've purchased from the Shoppe. In the lower correct is a power pip control to access any special powers your towers have.

Towers tin can be built on any filigree that has the tool symbols. Just tap on a square to pull up your buy menu. Grouping similar towers together boost their power and each belfry tin be upgrade 3 times. As you accept out the enemy, gold volition appear on the trail and you accept to tap the gold to collect it. If you don't tap on the gold, information technology disappears and is uncollected (which kinda sucks). Mana is collected automatically as y'all take out the enemy.

The game screen will abound beyond the unmarried screen as you progress through theWizard Wars levels. This adds a challenging element to the game past having to defend a larger area. You can zoom into to the map for a closer look at things but you tin't zoom out to eliminate the need for scrolling around to check on things.

At the terminate of each level, your scores are totaled and coins are awarded that tin can exist spent in the Shoppe. While your gold and mana doesn't carry over from level to level, your coins are cumulative.

All in all, Wizard Wars is a prissy belfry defense force game for your Windows Phone. Graphics are prissy, animations good, and the invading hordes volition proceed you on your toes. Wizard Wars isn't necessarily a game you'll play for hours on cease merely if you lot take fifteen minutes or then to waste, it'southward a good option to help pass that time.

There is a costless trial version available for Wizard Wars to let yous try earlier you buy. The full version runs $1.29 and y'all can find Wizard Wars here at the Windows Telephone Market.

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