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2011PCXbox85 % positive14.99 €

A humorous third-person shooter from Double Fine that blends tower defense with mech combat: you place turrets and defenses while fighting from your own walker in a wacky alternate-history WWI, best enjoyed in co-op.

  • Playing together in co-op
  • Lots of humour
  • Distinctive, stylised art style
  • Shooting and gunplay

The closest matches for Iron Brigade are Toy Soldiers, Orcs Must Die! 2 and Toy Soldiers: Complete. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Iron Brigade special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Toy Soldiers

88 %Match

2010PCXbox89 % positive8.99 €

Brings what grabs you about Iron Brigade: good gunplay, tactical depth and a distinctive art style.

Tower defense meets action: you build defenses across a toy-box World War I battlefield and can jump in to directly control machine guns, cannons and vehicles. The diorama look with toy soldiers gives the war a charming twist.

Toy Soldiers: Complete

Shooting and gunplay

Tower defense meets hands-on action: you build toy-scale defenses and then personally take control of turrets and vehicles. The bundle collects the original, Cold War and all DLC, with co-op and multiplayer modes.

Fortified

Shooting and gunplay

A co-op shooter with tower-defense elements in a 1950s pulp style: you build defenses and fend off a Martian robot invasion with retro weaponry, solo or with up to four players.

Monday Night Combat

Shooting and gunplay

A third-person shooter staged as an over-the-top futuristic game show, where you pick a class, fend off waves of robots and place turrets. The blend of tower defense and arena multiplayer plus satirical humor sets it apart.

CastleStorm

Distinctive, stylised art style

CastleStorm blends 2D physics destruction with tower defense as you fire siege weapons, deploy troops and cast spells in a war between Knights and Vikings. It also offers a castle editor, a humorous campaign, and co-op and online modes.

No Heroes Here

Co-op or multiplayer

You and up to three friends defend a castle against waves of enemies, frantically crafting ammo, loading cannons and firing. The fun comes from chaotic coordination and teamwork in tight quarters.

Rock of Ages

Distinctive, stylised art style

You roll a giant boulder at the enemy castle while building defenses to stop their boulder from crushing yours. Absurd humor and cut-out animation inspired by famous art periods give it a unique identity.

Dungeon Defenders

Strong character progression

A blend of tower defense and action RPG where you build defenses and fight alongside them as enemy waves storm your crystal. Its strengths are loot grinding and four-player co-op.

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