Moleheart

Administrator | June 27, 2012 | 1 Comment

Moleheart

Verdict: Good

Release date: 27 June 2012

Genre: Tower Defence

Developer: GAMEVIL Inc.

Publisher: GAMEVIL Inc.

Price: Free

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Moleheart by Gamevil Inc. arrives on the app store this week. The game is based on strategic tower defence with an objective to protect your kingdom and deploy your troops and heroes to battle it out against the enemies. Packed with epic battles, endless fights and a host of upgrades, this game has all the right ingredients to make it a sure shot entertainer.

Moleheart Game Review

A jealous brother turns his back upon his own kingdom leaving the moles helplessly threatened by the ghouls and goblins. Enter, Prince William who along with his men bravely stands up for the moles to defend them. Your mission in every level is to protect your crystal tower and Prince William from the enemy while managing to destroy the Stanton statue. The game screen is packed with many different controls and options and that can take you while to get used to. The game starts out to be difficult in the first few stages but soon becomes tremendously addictive.

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The long gruelling battles and countless waves of enemies are sure tough but the host of options that Gamevil have included for the assistance of the gamers are also great. You can summon and deploy lots of different troops ranging from sword men, archers and spear men to knights, clerics and bombers. Too many enemies getting difficult for you to handle? Simply, using Prince William’s MP to use the skills you have acquired against the enemies. Skills like ghost cloak, manna stone, bazooka and thunder volt come in handy to zap a group of enemies to dust!

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Don’t forget to keep an eye on the tactics as they too require frequent upgrades. Some tactics like tower HP, crystal growth and power up are oriented towards helping you level up faster while the others like leadership, recovery and HP potion are there for you to unleash domination in the battle field. Players can also summon heroes by touching the H button and choosing from 5 different heroes. Stay all ears because every time you hear the sound of warning, the enemy will start large-scale attacks. The bottom right of the screen has buttons for manna stone and ghost cloak.

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Manns Stone gives you manna points for some time and enables unlimited spell use while the ghost cloak lets you enable attack command while you are in an invincible state. As far as the in-game collectibles go, look out for the following four things.

The king gold that enables you to obtain more money in a short time
The Power Ups that increase William’s offensive power up to 200%
The HP Potion that helps heal William’s health points
The gold magnet that lets you collect all the gold that’s on the screen

With the game being centred around so many upgradable options that can be bought as IAPs, the commercial interest of the game maker is pretty clear. But in spite of their abundance, it’s not that hard to progress without them which makes buying the IAPs unnecessary. Moleheart is a pretty decent game with good gameplay and average visuals. It is now available on the app store and is free to download and play.