FREE: DeFenDin' D'PenGuin - Nintendo Wii Game

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Defendin’ De Penguin is an introductory real-time strategy (RTS) game designed specifically to give children a taste of the genre. Crave Entertainment serves up a well-thought-out Tower Defense style RTS that is definitely geared in both context and design towards younger gamers.

The story line follows Little Blue, an energetic and feisty little penguin, who is bound and determined to stop the animals in his winter kingdom from stealing his village’s fish. He stumbled across the sure fire way one day when he strikes a curious crab with a snowball and forced that crab to drop the fish. Profi Penguin, an inventor and defensive schemer, witnessed Little Blue’s snowball toss and began inventing towers to harness Little Blue’s techniques in fending off enemies. Little Blue is enlisted to help test out Profi’s new inventions and new towers are developed throughout the course of the first map as new enemies are introduced.

The overall gameplay is really very simple; a line of different animals (wolves, foxes, crabs, walruses, etc.) stream along an orderly path towards the village that houses all the fish for a community of penguins. It is your job to set up towers that will thwart and slow the enemies as they approach. There are different types of towers that use specific ammo and deliver different damage types to the enemies. Snowball Towers deal general damage, Icicle Towers are piercing and Ice Cube Towers are blunt damage. All the different towers can be upgraded over time to increase damage and area of attack. Some enemies come along that are more vulnerable towards either blunt or piercing damage and the strategy is therein tied to the layout and setup of these varying types of towers. Little Blue is used to go around the map and retrieve powerups, as well as fish the ice holes to bolster the village’s reserves of fish. Little Blue can also be put into the different towers to “assist” by increasing that tower’s statistics a little.

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Yes, I never did get to play it but my boys liked it