Rock of Ages 2: Bigger & Boulder

Rock of Ages 2: Bigger & Boulder is a tower defense game with an unexpected combination: history, art and huge rolling boulders. Each level is built like a path down a mountain, and you need to move your stone along it without breaking it against obstacles and enemy defenses. Defense is also in your hands: towers, traps and walls are placed in the path of someone else’s boulder. Their placement determines whether the fortress will withstand the onslaught. There are also battles between players, where both build and attack at the same time. The design is deliberately absurd, with references to history and culture, and the humor is appropriate. The controls are simple: the stone rolls, accelerates, jumps. The difficulty increases due to the geometry of the levels and the cunning of the opponents. Separately, it is worth noting that each level is divided into parts: first defense, then descent, and how the towers are placed determines whether the fortress will withstand the onslaught. In addition to the campaign, there are battles with other players, where both build and attack at the same time. There are also different types of boulders that differ in their handling. The design is absurd, with references to famous stories. The duration is modest, but the levels are replayed for better results. For those who like unusual hybrids and don't demand seriousness, the Rock of Ages 2: Bigger & Boulder is suitable. At the same time, there are levels with different conditions, as well as the ability to replay them for better time and less damage to the fortress. The game is short and fun, without pretensions to seriousness. For those who like unusual genre hybrids, the Rock of Ages 2: Bigger & Boulder delivers.