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Elemental War 2

Elemental War 2

|Real Time Strategy, Indie

6.9 /10

Okay

Niche

26 ratings
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Why play it

Elemental War 2 offers you the popular tower defense feeling combined with innovative game mechanics: as soon as you defeat an elemental – a particularly strong enemy that will demand everything from you – you’ll receive its element stone, which you can use to build new defense towers. As you keep collecting elements, you’ll always have new levels and tower combinations at your disposal. Only if you skillfully combine the different towers and make use of their advantages will you be able to stand up to the monster hordes. Through in-game side quests, you’ll also unlock items that further enhance the abilities of your towers or decisively weaken your opponents at just the right time! Elemental War 2 offers you dozens of hours of gameplay to develop strategies, complete all the quests and discover all the secrets of the game world. The lovingly hand-built maps offer you varied games and always new challenges!

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Rating momentum

Okay: 6.9/10 across 26 ratings. Decent score — check if the gameplay loop clicks for you.

Play style

Leans into Real Time Strategy, Indie, Strategy — a quick read on whether that fantasy matches what you usually enjoy.

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GameGrinFluffyAxe · 8 Aug, 2022
5/10

There's nothing outrageously wrong with Elemental War 2 but it plays more like a platform for experimentation rather than an actual game.

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