Using your funds, you can build lookout towers and equip them with a variety of armaments, from short-range shotguns to long-range cannons. The campaign is actually a twist on the tower defense genre, the hook being your ability to physically engage the enemy in combat. Each invasion lasts for three days, after which the Grocks’ dens recede into the ground and Dillon moves on to his next job. Dillon is a freelance armadillo ranger who protects small villages from invading Grocks, rock creatures that steal the towns’ livestock. It’s really a shame, since Dillon is every bit as content-rich as we had hoped it would be.ĭillon’s Rolling Western (Nintendo eShop)ĭillon’s Rolling Western is an anthropomorphized homage to classic spaghetti westerns - kinda like Rango, except more colorful. Seriously, it feels like driving 1000 miles down a single stretch of highway, a monotonous endeavor punctuated by the risk of fiery death should you lose your focus on the road for even one second. So why is this review two months late? Because Dillon’s Rolling Western is such a slog that I had difficulty motivating myself to keep playing.
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While 3DS owners wondered whether Nintendo’s latest digital store would be bogged down by the same low-rent software that pervaded DSiWare, Dillon was shaping up to be the kind of beefy experience that would make players want to connect their handhelds online.
Dillon’s Rolling Western was first unveiled during E3 2011 and has since served as the unofficial face of the Nintendo eShop.
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