- $0.99
- Category: Games
- Versions: 1 archived
- Installable: 1 of 1
- Availability: Removed from the App Store
- Seller: Jury Shortki
- com.shortki.TvD
Requirements: Compatible with iPhone and iPod touch. Requires iOS 3.0 or later.
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Report an issueThe Shepherds of Dragons Tutorial begins with the following lines: "To slay a dragon is a supreme feat for a noble knight, of course if he is lucky. But when there are hundreds of dragons the case should be taken by professionals who can meet a dragon not only with a sword but also with weapons of mass destruction. Build towers. Draw ways in which dragons will be sent directly to your guns. Put the winged monsters into dragondromes and convert them to manna there. Burn with fire, freeze with the cold, make holes with arrows, smash with cannonballs - you have a rich arsenal, which will be useless without your main weapon: knowledge of strategy and tactics. Learn fighting with dragons in detail and then you will be remembered just as are the heroes who upheld Mannasgard!»
15 episodes of the battle for Mannasgard, three modes of fighting for survival and a huge horde of unfriendly dragons, eager to test your willingness to defend the Good (or the Evil if you are evil) are waiting for you here.
Music composed by Mike Weiser (ASCAP) www.mikeweisermusic.com
Ratings Over Time
| Date | Version | Rating | Ratings | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| October 2, 2010 | — | — | — | $0.99 |
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Archived Reviews
8 of 11awesome game
Concept is quite interesting. The game itself plays good. No complaints about that.
Innovative mix of line drawing and tower defense. Between guiding dragons, grabbing mana, and building towers, your finger's always busy doing something, which is a welcome change from the build and wait gameplay of most TD's. Definitely a steal at a buck.
Pretty good and addicting
This game looks great BUT as soon as I start dragging a line, the app crashes. I really want to play. This game seems like it will be great once this bug is resolved.
Rather than being a typical tower defense game in which you build towers either along a set path or on a free map for the enemies to walk through, the point of this game is to build towers than direct the path of the dragons in a way that they do not hit your buildings while your towers can hit them. The concept of choosing the paths of the enemies is one that feels very fresh and it requires the player to make decisions far more quickly than for an average tower defense game. The music and graphics, as well, are of good quality, for the most part. I did feel, however, that the game felt a little repetitive after playing through a few levels. Rather than having just survival as the objective, it might be more interesting to have different objectives depending on the level. Overall, however, the game is quite fun and very much worth getting, especially if you are a fan of tower defense games.
This game seems to provide the best of both words. A fan of line drawing games? A fan for TD games? Well, this is the game for you ! I believe this game does a wonderful job to merge two different gameplay elements into one super cool game! Not to mention this game is now has gamecenter support, hence increasing it's value! So, what are you waiting for? Come and lead a dragon into destruction! ^^d
Not interesting game idea.
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