One of the biggest hassles in the game is figuring out what weapons to best use against certain enemies and converting them into the materials you need, so there's a lot of resource management being handled in the middle of a battle. Over fourteen different missions, you'll build, blow up, defeat enemies, grow more, and repeat the process all over again. You'll switch between 'ghost mode' so you can fly around the area and gather resources to help build new stuff, and 'fighter mode' where you'll enter into a twin-stick shooter mode to defeat the humans. Part of the game will have you building up defenses like shield grids and laser guns that will help aid in defending the tower, while you primarily roam around in a single fighter ship doing most of the work to defeat them by moving around and shooting everything that comes at you. To do so you'll drop towers down in cities at key locations, where the military will send in their forces to chop you down to size and put an end to your devious plans. The humans, while your enemies are considered an afterthought in the entire ordeal and it is up to you to basically exterminate them and move forward with your plans. You are an alien species that invade the Earth with the sole purpose of taking over the planet. X-Morph: Defense is a combination of a shoot 'em up and a tower defense game with a skill building mechanic. We get to try our hand at it again as we review X-Morph: Defense. We're the Montana of the galaxy.) So it's always awesome to be playing on the other side of that coin and bringing whatever destruction to this place as possible. (Think about it, if we were important, we'd be getting a lot more visitors. Far too often are we put in games where we are defending the planet from aliens or zombies or whatever terrifying creatures are here to claim this dull rock in the middle of nowhere as their home.

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