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 Lock's Quest (DS)
 Lock's Quest (DS) ... Online: Online Gaming Support / Online: LAN Gaming Support / Max. Number Of Players: 2 / ESRB Descriptor: Fantasy Violence / Release Date: September, 2008Newest Review: ... in the building mode mainly rely on using the d-pad, whereas the stylus is used more in the battle mode, as you have to ... more ... frantically repair the damage. Controls in the game are logical, and in general, everything that you want to happen does, so there's no frustration with the controls.
There are one hundred different levels to work through, and as you work through the levels, they get harder and harder, with more materials available to build the wall and stronger enemies to help bring it down. Each level takes a few minutes of play, so there's a lot of game play involved, even though the game is finishable quite easily after just a few...more |
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Lock's Quest (DS): Want to build and defend walls? Lock's Quest for the Nintend ... (584 words)
by - written on 09/07/09 (Very useful, 23 readings)
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This review is for the Nintendo DS game, Lock's Quest, developed by Fifth Cell and published by THQ. The game is a puzzle type game where you have to defend your defensive walls from attackers. There are two different modes of play, the building mode and the battle mode. The aim of the game is to spend the first part of each level in the building mode, where you have a couple of minutes to build your defensive walls, and then the second part in battle mode, where you have to defend the wall and attempt to repair it for a fixed period of time, generally another couple of minutes. Learning to play the game is easy, as there is a comprehensive tutorial ... Read the complete review
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