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Desktop Tower Defence

Jumat, 19 Oktober 2007

Desktop Tower Defense is a game very similar to Flash Element Tower Defense, except instead of a maze all the action is happening on a desktop.

According to the mode of difficulty you choose the creeps will either have one entrance or two entrances and exits. You can select the towers from the top left and place them anywhere on the map where its highlighted green. You can place it to create obstacles for the creeps and increase the time they need to get to the exit.

This game has a lot more modes than Flash Element TD and is as much the fun! So go get those Creeps!

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posted by mbes @ 08.21

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