Fortix 2
Nemesys Games · 2011 · Indie, Casual, Puzzle, Singleplayer, Arcade
PC
Very Positive92% · 264
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About Fortix 2
✦ AI summary
You're a lone knight storming enemy castles while dodging turrets and monsters in this inventive reverse tower defense game. Conquer 30 levels across three unique lands and defeat the evil mage Xitrof using cunning strategy against maze-like obstacles.
Fortix 2 is best described as a reverse turret defense game. As Sir Fortix, the knight, you must conquer castles while dodging tower turrets and evil monsters.
Fight your way across the shires of the island Artalom, storming from castle to castle. Use cunning strategy to succeed against the maze-like levels and defeat the evil mage Xitrof.
You are the lone Knight who must fight against the entire infested continent!
Fight your way across the shires of the island Artalom, storming from castle to castle. Use cunning strategy to succeed against the maze-like levels and defeat the evil mage Xitrof.
You are the lone Knight who must fight against the entire infested continent!
Key Features:
- Entertaining and Addictive Game Play
- 30 levels to master
- 3 unique lands to explore
- Upcoming DLCs and monthly updates
- Indie Game Challenge finalist
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
All them countless hours in art class for bully has finally paid off.8 found this helpful
Fortix 2 is a solid and charming revival of the classic Qix-style gameplay — you run around the edges of the map carving out territory while dodging dragons, cannonballs, and fire arrows, and it's surprisingly addictive once it clicks. Ignore the 'reverse tower defense' label on the store page; this is pure old-school arcade fun wrapped in cute medieval graphics. The difficulty curve feels well-tuned, and the addition of keys, catapults, and varied terrain keeps things fresh across the 30+ levels. At under two dollars it's an easy recommendation for anyone who enjoys casual, pick-up-and-play arcade games — just don't expect deep strategy.1 found this helpful
Very nice game. Good variety of levels and enemies with increasing difficulty/complexity. The boss level is challenging but fun. Fortix 2 includes all Fortix 1 levels as an unlockable bonus, which is very nice. It would be better if unlocked areas were traversible rather than just the available line, but I see how this would break some gameplay scenarios so it's fine I guess. The developers did well on this one.
I genuinely love this game. Very simple mechanic but always fun. Great for passing the mouse / hotseat too.
A fun short challenging game if you have nothing better to do,.
Fun game that can be beat in a sitting. Will come back to it in a few years, and would like to see a Fortix 3
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