immortal defense

[edit +] It's gone now.


[yet another edit] And now some clarification on how the download actually works:

"The way they work is this:
They give you a zip file with a setup executable and an activation executable. Both execution (i.e. installation) and activation (i.e registration) must happen within 24 hours. You can download the zip file several times and activate on several machines, so long as all this happens within 24 hours.
Oh, and if you don't activate your copy within the 24 hour period, Jack Bauer WILL find you, and he WILL get that activation code from you..."
~From bigbossSNK on the studiores.com forums

[more edit] And now I find out that it was made in Game Maker. Unbelievable. Just incredible.

[edit] So I found a better video on YouTube. I need this game. NOW. The graphics are slick, the soundtrack: fantastic. I'd buy it for that alone! Why, oh why, does it have to be Windows only. Can't these indie developers make universal code?! Ah well. At least I have my copy, whether I can play it or not.



Immortal Defense is available for the next 8-and-a-half hours (at time of most recent edit) at Game Giveaway of the Day. It's a complete, full-featured, this-is-what-you'd-get-if-you-bought-it download. I've heard it's pretty good, so go get it.

Oh, and this is what the developer says:
“Although it’s the full version of the game, there are some restrictions: they tell me (I haven’t actually confirmed this) that it can only be installed once.

Also, anyone who gets it free from that site will not have access to future patches of the game (which will include new levels, a medals system, level modding, new music, a graphics upgrade, and so on).”

Video nabbed from TIGsource and YouTube: