When making terrain you need to think of the enemies that you will place on the map. You can choose one of the two brushes, generally the round one is better to draw terrain as it draws a smoother terrain. This allows to have more freedom to change the terrain both up and down, as well as allow the player to teraform later.

You can start by painting the entire map to level 4. Here I will make an space island sort of map as that is my favorite. The images need to be 256x256 PNG images. From here you can also upload your own images for terrain. The Map Textures button allows you to set textures manually for each terrain level. My favorite is the Proc 2 theme, but that's just personal preference. By clicking it you can expand and see other themes and then set the theme using the set theme button. (Proc 1) <- this is the theme chosen for the map. In the bottom left part of the menu there are the following buttons: Whatever the reasoning is you made a highly enjoyable that holds it's own even 8 years later, good job Knuckle Cracker.From here we can edit the terrain add digitals, void or walls, as well as save the map, finalize it and change the terrain textures.Ĭhanging the terrain textures is something you should do immediately. The only reason my rating isn't a full 5 stars is because the soundtrack is a bit lacking and gets quite repetitive but don't get me wrong though, the music fits the theme of the game perfectly and I'm sure the reasoning is somewhere along the lines of that this particular type of music wasn't very prevalent in 2012. This is a wonderful little classic RTS tower defense game that is really worth the hours of gameplay it provides, I give this 4.5 / 5 stars. As of writing I'm about halfway through the game and definitely will be finishing it. A characteristic that I've only seen successfully done a few times in this genre of games, most notably the original Plants Vs. That being said, as I was playing through the levels I noticed a distinct slow increase in difficulty both in unit interactions and map complexity that felt natural, something that I believe is a quality that separates skilled game designers from not-so-skilled game designers.

So I came back, read the help section to remember the controls, and unsurprisingly it was just me being unable to keep up back then. The thing I remember the most was that I found it to be particularly difficult, I wondered if it truly was or if my young early-teens mind was just unable to keep up. I remembered playing this game while I was playing BTD6.

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