Monkey Pirates by Henchmen Studio: Players control the boat of one of four captains and fight in multiple arenas based on four seaworthy environments.The game is loaded with adventure and features beautiful hand-drawn HD graphics. Ittle Dew by Ludosity AB: Adventuress Ittle Dew and her sidekick, Tippsie, crash onto a strange island filled with loot and mysterious inhabitants.Cubemen 2 by Nnooo: This fast-paced, action-packed, original 3D strategy game blends tower defense and real-time strategy genres into a fresh and exciting new experience that includes challenging strategy modes and customizable game settings.The entire game uses ballpoint pen drawings to create an imaginative world to explore. Ballpoint Universe: Infinite by Arachnid Games: This adventure seems taken right out of a student's notebook.His little blue critter friends and his brother help him fight the invasion of the robotic Darkbots. Armillo by Fuzzy Wuzzy Games: This rolling platforming game stars a space armadillo and includes spherical worlds, moon stages, a parallel universe and hidden 2D levels.
#CUBEMEN GAMEPLAY PRO#
The firm will also showcase a variety of indie titles developed using Unity Pro for Wii U. Nintendo is also showing GDC attendees how its Nintendo Web Framework tool was used to create the demo with characters and elements from the Mario vs. If you have access to a computer (most ideal) or an iPad though, those releases will probably be more enjoyable.Nintendo has announced its plans for GDC which include the first demo created using the firm's Web Framework development tool. Don’t get me wrong this developer definitely deserves your money, and the Wii U version is definitely playable and enjoyable. Cubemen 2 Review – ConclusionĬubemen 2 is definitely worth your time, but I’m just not sure the Wii U version is the one you should be getting. However, once I found the ideal view, I rarely moved far from it, making this issue more annoying than game breaking. It was hard trying to maneuver around the environments using a combination of buttons, analog sticks, and the stylus. Wii U games are at their best when they use both the gamepad AND the TV, not one or the other. For a Wii U game, this is disappointment. Enemy units come so fast, there is no reason to not look at your gamepad.
#CUBEMEN GAMEPLAY TV#
While this game focuses on using the gamepad to click and deploy units, using the TV is near impossible. Yet, I played this game on the wrong device. Lots to do, a variety of environments to traverse, and plenty of units to deploy. With So Much Good, Why So Much Disappointment? It is unfortunate, however, that so few people are online playing the Wii U version, at least at the time of this review. The online modes are also great fun you can play with up to six players online in team or solo battles there’s even an option to take on a group of AI opponents.
#CUBEMEN GAMEPLAY UPGRADE#
Cubes can be used to buy and upgrade units. You amass cubes by destroying enemy units. The game uses cubes as currency, since all the units are made of cubes. If you can think of the unit or an ability, it’s probably available.
The depth of available units and what they can do is great, and the developers have not left players wanting. The game offers a wide variety of units to choose from and different skins for both defensive and offensive environments – these were better than I thought! In some, you are tasked with defending your base against waves and waves of enemies, while in others it is your job to destroy the enemy bases. There are both defensive and offensive goals spread across a ton of scenarios. You control a base camp from which you can build and deploy your troops. I suppose this isn’t entirely a new concept, as other tower defense titles have done this as well, however, it is perhaps the most effective use of mobile ‘towers’ that I have ever seen, and the real time strategy elements add a great twist. Ubemen 2 is definitely worth your time, but I'm just not sure the Wii U version is the one you should be getting
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