Lock's Quest Activation Code

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About This Game Build defenses and battle against the Clockwork horde in the next generation remake of the critically acclaimed 2008 Nintendo DS title, Lock’s Quest! You play as Lock, a boy who stumbles upon an invasion of his Village, which triggers a wider war between Kingdom Force and a revived Clockwork Army, led by the nefarious Lord Agony. A gripping story unfolds as you progress through 75 Days of warfare, across a dozen unique maps, aided by a collection of turrets, traps and special attacks. Experience the game as it was meant to be, with a high-quality soundtrack, new high resolution portraits, and revised gameplay with support for both Keyboard / Mouse and Gamepad! Place Kingdom Force units to defend your capitol in a brand new Endless Mode - Antonia Defense!Build up your fortifications each day to defend against a timed Clockwork assault. Use dozens of Turrets, Traps and Helpers to stop the advance.Fight alongside your defenses, using context sensitive Special Attacks, and devastating Super Attacks, which impact a wide range of enemies.Unlock the secrets of Kingdom Force and the Archineers via an engrossing story with a multi character cast, told via hand drawn cinematics and cutscenes.Remaster Features:All music remastered in high definition, with orchestrated introduction and ending Player controls remapped for keyboard/mouse and gamepad inputCute pixel characters and maps brilliantly enhanced in high resolution, a new revamped User Interface, customized for increased PC and consoles resolution, including all new GUI Art. Brand new Antonia Defense Battles featuring a new mapNew progression system automatically unlocks new turrets at specific story plot pointsEndless Mode: Place Kingdom Force units to defend Antonia in this new and special mode 7aa9394dea Title: Lock's QuestGenre: Indie, RPG, StrategyDeveloper:Digital ContinuePublisher:HandyGamesRelease Date: 30 May, 2017 Lock's Quest Activation Code Game is good but clunky keyboard and mouse controls might be a bit annoying for some. I tried using a DS4 controller and the native support is not complete or fully implemented(no way to choose wall or weapon types) so I needed to open the game while in Big Picture mode to automatically configure the controller. After that, I was able to use the DS4 with no issues.. I've already requested refund, for reasons below...Mouse controls seem finicky. comboing melee seems to ignore inputs that arent precisely in the middle of the button as opposed to just ON it at all - which would be fine if it wasnt so large and misleading. Makes the game on a computer artificially difficult - stacked on top of the poor resource system. A 650 turret can be soloed by a warrior only worth 110? add that to repair costs - the fact you lose resources for not being near something that dies - AND the turrets dont always seem to fire, which suggests theres a line of sight issue that isnt made visible to the player... Iono, maybe it worked better on DS. I liked the concept - but strategy games can be frustrating with the smallest control bugs...Its probably enjoyable to alot of ppl - I just couldn't get into the control style.... As a fan of the original DS game, this port is very underwhealming.For fans of the original game: Just play the DS version, it has a lot more polish is terms of gameplay and overall presintation.The soundtrack is also underwhealming, some of the songs are still good, but the original songs feel a lot better, maybe it's nostalgia, but I'm not feelin' it.The gameplay, in combat and in build mode feels off, but that's probably thanks to the transition from DS to PC, but I'd hopped for better. Sometimes Lock moves to the opposite side of a wall I'm trying to fix for god knows why, it almost got me killed on the first proper level.If you've never played Lock's Quest before, give it a shot. It's a very interesting twist on tower defence, but if you have a DS of any kind, I'd recommend the original rather than the PC port, maybe it's better on consoles, but the PC port is really disapointing.I had high hopes for this port, since Lock's Quest is one of my favourite games of all time, right up there with Drawn to Life 1 and 2, originally made by the same people. Overall, I'm happy to see it get a second chance but due to the fact it didn't even see itself on the "New Releases" might be the final nail in the coffin for this game's populairty, to remain only as a cult classic for the fans who owned a DS during the 5th Cell era.. Needs a bit of polish, but overall I had a good time. not worth $15, buggy, bad controls, better value to get a ds emulator and play the original