Before you start a mission you can select a hero to come with you. There are a few things that can help though & this is where the currency comes in play. Lose all your bases health points & its game over. As enemies become tougher & arrive more frequently it becomes a much more desperate battle to stop them crossing into your base. Survive the first few enemy waves & the resources will be following in allowing you to really up your defences. The weapon choices are limited as well but all are upgradeable as more resources become available.ДЄs enemies are killed more resources become available so it becomes all about balance. To stop them you have to set up weapons along their path using limited resources. Your base has 20 health points that will drop as enemies pass through with some scoring double & bosses scoring much higher. So the point of the game is to defend your base from the invading enemies. ItвЂ™s not much but it adds some much needed longevity to the game. I had hoped for more variation between the 2 but the differences are made up of: You can chose to play as the Jedi or the Sith. IвЂ™m a Star Wars fan so hearing that music will always put a smile on my face. I was interested to see if it was any good & I was pleasantly surprised.ДЇirstlyвЂ¦the music.

Me personallyвЂ¦I like them & have played many a good one but I had never played a free-to-play one. How you feel about tower defence games will no doubt have some influence on how you feel about this game off the bat. Unlike most free-to-play games I wanted to until something happenedвЂ¦ДЄ star Wars free-to-play huh? DoesnвЂ™t exactly fill you with excitement, right? I put around 6 weeks into the free-to-play game, Star Wars: Galactic Defence & didnвЂ™t spend a single penny of real money on it.

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