Defense Grid: You Monster (Xbox 360 review)

02/02/2012 by Calvin Kemph | Source: Thunderbolt

Defense Grid: You Monster (Xbox 360 review)

Sometimes a crossover feels right. That’s how it is with Defense Grid: You Monster. It’s that rare kind of crossover project – one that’s sure to please fans of either property in equal measure.

Defense Grid: You Monster review

12/12/2011 by Cameron Lewis | Source: Official Xbox Magazine

Defense Grid: You Monster review

Defense Grid has expanded its absorbing and accessible tower-defense trials since it launched more than two years ago, but You Monster is no mere map pack. It has GLaDOS — the rogue-A.I. mistress...

Defense Grid: You Monster Review Update

12/11/2011 by Keith Murray | Source: Console Arcade

Defense Grid: You Monster Review Update

Michael Corleone in The Godfather III uttered the immortal line “just when I thought I was out… they pull me back in!” and many will feel the same way about Defense Grid, Hidden Path’s exemplary...

Defense Grid: You Monster Review

12/11/2011 by Ned Jordan | Source: The Gamers' Temple

Defense Grid: You Monster Review

I think that playing through the story mode alone is well worth the price of admission. ... Final Rating: 95%. This is one mash-up that will have Portal and Defense Grid fans singing with glee.

Defense Grid: You Monster

12/10/2011 by John Apostol | Source: Gamelitist

Defense Grid: You Monster

Immediately, the game charms you by offering little pieces of the Portal design. The levels act as testing rooms and features numbered wall posters and Portal-style doors for aliens to enter...

Defense Grid DLC: You Monster Review (PC-Steam, XBLA)

12/09/2011 by Jim Cook | Source: Gamers Daily News

Defense Grid DLC: You Monster Review (PC-Steam, XBLA)

Regarding spoilers: Unlike some Defense Grid expansions, You Monster has a significant storyline. Because a meaningful review must discuss at least the basic story tone and cover a few...

Defense Grid: You Monster: Tower defense, for science

12/07/2011 by Justin Last | Source: Snackbar Games

Defense Grid: You Monster: Tower defense, for science

All that being said, it should not surprise you that I love the You Monster DLC pack. Being a big fan of Valve’s Portal series adds to the expansion quite a bit...

Defense Grid: You Monster - Tower Defense Joy

12/07/2011 by Isaac Sher | Source: Threat or Menace

Defense Grid: You Monster - Tower Defense Joy

Run, do not walk, to your computer, and order this immediately. Even if you’ve played Defense Grid but felt that you’d played it enough, and unlocked all the achievements you’d ever cared about...

Counter-Strike: Global Offensive Arsenal modes make Gun Game official, new screenshots out

09/22/2011 by Tom Senior | Source: PC Gamer

Counter-Strike: Global Offensive Arsenal modes make Gun Game official, new screenshots out

Valve are incorporating the immensely popular Gun Game mod as official modes in Counter-Strike: Global Offensive. Arsenal: Arms Race and Arsenal: Demolition are the two new modes.

Hidden Path Entertainment Interview – Defense Grid: The Awakening

09/21/2011 by Adam Ames | Source: True PC Gaming

Hidden Path Entertainment Interview – Defense Grid: The Awakening

Released three years ago, Defense Grid: The Awakening is still one of the best tower defense games ever to grace a PC. TPG had the honor of interviewing Jeff Pobst, CEO of Hidden Path Entertainment.

Intel Extreme Masters E-Sports League Comes to New York

09/21/2011 by Pete Davison | Source: Gamepro

Intel Extreme Masters E-Sports League Comes to New York

Counter-Strike players are in for a particular treat at the competition, as Valve's Counter-Strike: Global Offensive developers will be in attendance.

Six Reasons Counter-Strike: Global Offensive is More Than Just a Port

09/11/2011 by Billy Berghammer | Source: Gamepro

Six Reasons Counter-Strike: Global Offensive is More Than Just a Port

Here's why Counter-Strike: Global Offensive is more than just a port, and may at last be ready to make a splash on consoles.

Counter-Strike: Global Offensive Stays True to the Source

08/27/2011 by Scott Bullock | Source: The Escapist

Counter-Strike: Global Offensive Stays True to the Source

The first new addition to the much-loved Counter-Strike franchise in almost 8 years drew throngs of fans at this year's Penny Arcade Expo.

Counter-Strike: Global Offensive preview: Ready, set

08/27/2011 by Justin McElroy | Source: Joystiq

Counter-Strike: Global Offensive preview: Ready, set

It doesn't hurt that Counter-Strike: GO is getting a lot of tuning to make sure that playing with controllers feels right. As I discovered during my PAX East demo, Valve's already made

Counter-Strike: Global Offensive First Look

08/25/2011 by Charles Onyett | Source: IGN

Counter-Strike: Global Offensive First Look

The good news is the core gameplay feels just as satisfying as ever – it feels exactly like Counter-Strike, only with a Molotov cocktail and an updated art style. It's especially refreshing to play

An Hour with Counter-Strike: GO

08/25/2011 by Stephen Totilo | Source: Kotaku

An Hour with Counter-Strike: GO

I've played Counter-Strike: Global Offensive and can now say it's for me, too. Valve and Hidden Path are attempting to expand the Counter-Strike audience with CS:GO, roping in more console players

Interview with Hidden Path Entertainment

08/24/2011 by Isaac Sher | Source: Threat or Menace

Interview with Hidden Path Entertainment

In my opinion, DG:TA has become the defining game of its genre, without question. Thus, I could not have been happier when three of the founders of Hidden Path agreed to speak with us.

Defense Grid Interview

07/28/2011 by Brad Cook | Source: Virtual Programming Blog

Defense Grid Interview

Virtual Programming published Defense Grid for the Mac this past July. We sat down for a chat with Jeff Pobst, co-founder and CEO of Defense Grid developer Hidden Path Entertainment, to learn more.

DG Earns a Glowing One Sentence Review

04/29/2011 by Xarlor - No Heroes Gaming Community | Source: Gaming Reviews In One Sentence

DG Earns a Glowing One Sentence Review

Excellent presentation, easy-to-learn, hard-to-master gameplay, Steam friend scoreboard bragging rights, multiple game modes, ... makes this THE benchmark for all tower defense games.

Copius Flamethrowers: Defense Grid on OnLive

04/07/2011 by InecomCompany | Source: Classic Game Room

Copius Flamethrowers: Defense Grid on OnLive

A video review by Classic Game Room of Defense Grid on the OnLive service. The "big budget tower defense game." More Flamethowers!

Gamasutra's Best Of 2009: Top 5 Console Downloadable Games

12/16/2009 by Ryan Langley | Source: Gamasutra

Gamasutra's Best Of 2009: Top 5 Console Downloadable Games

the controls for Defense Grid fit great with a console controller. The stages were challenging without feeling unfair, and the game is filled with plenty of modes to keep me interested.

A Masterpiece is Born

09/16/2009 by Sean Ely | Source: GamePro Arcade

A Masterpiece is Born

...this title restores what you originally thought about tower defense games. With a little polish and a crew (Hidden Path Entertainment) who knows what it's doing, a masterpiece is born.

Editor's Choice - 9 / 10

09/04/2009 by Tom Price | Source: Team Xbox

Editor's Choice - 9 / 10

All told, Defense Grid: The Awakening is the pinnacle of design for tower-defense games, and not just because of its fancy Gamebryo-powered 3D graphics.

PC Gamer Editors' Choice!

02/05/2009 by Dan Stapleton, PC Gamer US | Source: Games Radar

PC Gamer Editors' Choice!

Defense grid is such a charming and challenging experience that shouldn't be missed by tower defense fans. Even if you're not a fan, it may turn you into one.

Defense Grid: The Awakening Wins 2008 Game of the Year: Puzzle

01/28/2009 | Source: GameIndustry.com

Defense Grid: The Awakening Wins 2008 Game of the Year: Puzzle

100,000 Readers of Game Industry News had their voices heard when the winners were announced. "Best Puzzle Game of the Year?" Yes! Defense Grid: The Awakening.

9 / 10 - Most Addictive Game in Ages

01/09/2009 by Brian Edey | Source: Game Focus

9 / 10 - Most Addictive Game in Ages

I never would have expected such as basic game as "Tower Defense" to be given such a great make over with some gameplay tweaks and be such a worth while and addictive game.

Deep Challengine Compelling and Pretty Darn Good Looking

01/06/2009 by James 'modeps' Hunter | Source: Evil Avatar

Deep Challengine Compelling and Pretty Darn Good Looking

With twenty levels, three difficulty modes, leaderboards, and a high level of replayability, I can't help but recommend Defense Grid to any fan of the strategy genre.

9.0 Editor's Choice & Game of the Month

01/05/2009 by Michael Scarpelli, Pany Haritatos, Coby Utter, Russ Carroll | Source: GameTunnel

9.0 Editor's Choice & Game of the Month

It feels like the tower defense game that Blizzard would make if they made one. I mean intentionally. It [is] the perfection of so much in the genre that it really stands apart while being similar.

Best of the Rest: Kevin's Picks of 2009

01/02/2009 by Kevin Kelly | Source: Joystiq

Best of the Rest: Kevin's Picks of 2009

Hidden Path added new levels, game modes, and the ability to play it in high definition instead of on my laptop monitor, so I was sold.

Top Casual PC Games of 2009

01/02/2009 by Bob Mandel | Source: Adrenaline Vault

Top Casual PC Games of 2009

Now there is an action/strategy game in this niche that is better than anything that has ever appeared before and never gets boring—Defense Grid: The Awakening.

Ludicrously Compelling

12/23/2008 by Jim Rossignol | Source: Rock, Paper, Shotgun

Ludicrously Compelling

The game itself is ludicrously compelling. Even the really tough maps have had me repeat and repeat, rather than quit to do something else – no mean feat with an attention span as gnat-like as mine.

Building a Better Alien Trap - 8.0 Great Game

12/22/2008 by Jason Ocampo | Source: IGN

Building a Better Alien Trap - 8.0 Great Game

Defense Grid is set in a distant future where you must protect the last remnants of a mighty civilization from an alien menace. To make a long story short, it all comes down to protecting power cores.