download game lf2 julian war
the graphics are pretty much amateurish, lol but they're also very well performed. it does have some great ideas, but the execution leaves much to be desired - the main selling point is the vague idea of 'interactivity' and that, unfortunately, carries the game. again pretty much all of the interactivity is pretty much default, and the only deviation is the fact that you can shoot turrets. ^^ the gameplay is basically'shift'/'control'/'attack'/'shift'/'control'/'attack' - shifts switches between your buildings and generators
Graphical: the graphics are pretty much amateurish, lol but they're also very well performed. it does have some great ideas, but the execution leaves much to be desired - the main selling point is the vague idea of 'interactivity' and that, unfortunately, carries the game. again pretty much all of the interactivity is pretty much default, and the only deviation is the fact that you can shoot turrets. ^^ the gameplay is basically'shift'/'control'/'attack'/'shift'/'control'/'attack' - shifts switches between your buildings and generators
Plot: You play as a man who finds out that he himself is the son of the King. He feels really guilty and angry that he isnt the real hero. He is joined by a girl. Together they are fighting monsters and destroying corruption. Lots of battles are fought in the game. The most interesting one is during the beginning when a guy (who looks like an old Twilight Zone villain) tries to kill your daughter. As you can guess, that ends badly.
Visual: the graphics are pretty much amateurish, lol but they're also very well performed. it does have some great ideas, but the execution leaves much to be desired - the main selling point is the vague idea of 'interactivity' and that, unfortunately, carries the game. again pretty much all of the interactivity is pretty much default, and the only deviation is the fact that you can shoot turrets. ^^ the gameplay is basically'shift'/'control'/'attack'/'shift'/'control'/'attack' - shifts switches between your buildings and generators