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Update: Alarameth TD is being retired from the Steam store. However, you can find it in the download section here.
Become the hero of Alarameth by saving the human, elven, dwarven, and gnomish lands from attack! Alarameth TD is a uniquely challenging, story-driven tower defence. It was designed from the ground-up to combine the challenging level of play you might have
faced in tower defense's of old with the cohesive, immersive, and compelling story you'd expect to find in a game today. | |
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| The Levels and the GameYou'll journey through 15 levels in Alarameth TD, taking you through various lands as you save the world from the enemy's attack. Each level provides unique challenges to keep you engaged. Don't be surprised if you find yourself adapting your strategy on each attempt. The game is virtually identical across all platforms: Whether playing on Windows, Mac OS X, or Linux, you'll get the full game, and the full experience. A number of achievements are available, well-suited to tower defence masters looking to exercise their prowess. While the level of difficulty is high, casual players need not fear: In-game tips are available which begin showing after the first loss. And in-game
cheats are an option, just in case you'd rather skip the current level and come back to it later. Alarameth TD is fully voiced, with multiple voice actors making for a truly immersive and enjoyable experience as you play through each level and get a feel
for the plight that has fallen upon each land. | |
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| The TowersA number of towers are unlocked throughout the course of game, with upgrades available as the game progresses. The towers have been carefully designed and
tuned, each with strengths and weaknesses you will discover, and hopefully master, as you travel throughout the lands of Alarameth.  | The Arrow Tower was designed by the elves. Strong against lightly-armored units, and devastating against all manner of flying creatures, this low-cost tower
is the staple of nearly any tower defense strategy. |  | The Cannon Tower is of dwarvish design. Powerful against heavy armor, the fiery cannonballs damage both the primary target, and nearby creatures
as well. In places where the Arrow Tower falls short, the Cannon Tower does well. |  | The Laser Tower is a gnomish invention. Few understand how it truly works, though the gnomes suggest it "shoots a laser that builds a burn effect on it's
target that will continue burning the creature for some time, even after the laser tower has stopped attacking it". |
Remaining Towers (spoilers!) | The Wizard Tower is easily the most expensive tower, and is the only tower able to reveal invisible units.
It will periodically target and stun a nearby creature. As an added bonus, it's also a "wise" tower, and will focus on attacking more dangerous
units, like bosses or invisible units - the type of units where it's stun comes in most handy. The down side is that it does virtually no damage. |  | The Poison Tower looks very much like the Arrow Tower, and is similar in many ways. It's preferred by the wood elves, and while the damage is
slightly lower than an Arrow Tower, it briefly slows enemies it attacks and is only slightly more costly than the Arrow Tower. |  | The Frost Tower is yet another tower of elvish design, which incorporates slowing magic into it's attacks. These magical attacks are able to splash
a slowing effect to nearby enemies, and while the magical damage itself is somewhat low, it has no inherent weaknesses to any armor types. |  | The Explosive Tower is another dwarven invention - one of the final towers unlocked in the game. Commonly referred to as a "AoE" tower, it constantly damages
all land creatures around it, with it's firey explosive attack. |
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