LAST FRONT Europe HD Fan base continues to grow worldwide!
Sunday, August 29, 2010
Friday, August 27, 2010
Last Front Europe HD game selected New & Noteworthy in the iTunes App Store
Wednesday, August 25, 2010
Tuesday, August 24, 2010
NEW Last Front: Europe HD for the iPad
Turn your iPad into a World War II Battlefield with Stunning High Definition with Plow Digital’s Last Front: Europe HD for the iPad
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/last-front-europe-hd/id386851909?mt=8
Monday, July 19, 2010
NEW Last Front: Europe Game Update
LAST FRONT: Europe
Added new "General" difficulty mode, tougher than hard and with enemies that do their best to avoid your defenses and updated to OS 4 w/ multitasking support
Thursday, June 10, 2010
Alien Blobs Are Coming! Hold Down the Last Front!
Tuesday, June 8, 2010
LAST FRONT BLOB Invasion live
Tuesday, May 18, 2010
Friday, May 7, 2010
Thursday, April 1, 2010
Last Front Europe, TouchArcade iPhone game review
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Friday, March 26, 2010
GETTING THE MOST OUT OF YOUR GAME
So you bought Last Front:
We designed the game to have as long a life as possible, just for you! You can download user created maps from the phone by entering their Map Codes from www.lastfrontgame.com or scrolling through the map list. Try a few and get inspired to make your own maps!
To start building maps, all you need to do is join the online community by activating your account. When you enter Online Mode for the first time you can enter your email and have a password sent to you. If you have lost that email notification or can’t find it, simply go to the bottom of the Service Record by touching the “Advantages” button and find the “Rest Email” button. This will send a fresh email with your information so you can log in.
Really, once you have an active account on www.lastfrontgame.com, the game becomes yours. Try building a map! Look at other player’s maps and play them for inspiration on your iPhone or iPod Touch. When you find a map that you like, you can download more maps by that user by clicking on their Username and seeing all of their maps. You can also see how far along they are in the game and look at their medal case.
If you make a really great fun map, blog about it on the Community page. Get other users to download it, play it, give you feedback, and bring up the difficulty rating. You can also give feedback to other players on their maps. We want a strong online community and strong user driven content, so let yourself be heard!
STARTING A MAP
Here are some helpful hints when making maps for Last Front:
The next thing to remember is that you don’t want to over clutter your battlefield. The player will have to build units someplace, so be careful to leave them enough room.
If you keep those two things in mind, you can create a map that will give other players a challenge!
BALANCING
Balancing can be tough. Here are some ideas for modifying your attacking waves to give the most consistent challenge to other players.
We have balanced out 75 default waves in order to create a baseline for a medium level difficulty game. If you simply want the map to be tougher without having to redo every wave, you can edit the waves and increase the difficulty of the enemies. If you play the map on a “Hard” setting as well, you should have all the challenge you need.
Another important factor to consider when making maps and testing them is the rank of the users playing them. Because you unlock certain defensive units as you rank up, the difficulty of a map can change dramatically based on player rank. A map that is difficult for a Rank 21 player may be nearly impossible for a Rank 1 player with only Machine Gun Nests and Pillboxes at their disposal. Tanks, Snipers, and especially Special Units can make a huge impact.
In the end, anyone should be able to play any map. High ranking players get less EXP for beating low rank maps than low ranking players get for losing at high rank maps. It all comes out in the wash. Just build and test until you have a map that you are happy with and try to make a few maps that cater to different players!
TWEAKING WAVES- SURPRISE ATTACKS
If you want to throw surprises at a player, it’s a good idea to do it at regular intervals. For example, we’ve included air units on every 10th wave until about wave 50 in our default set up. Then they show up ever 5th wave. Enemies that can put a serious hurt on a player include all air units (if they aren’t prepared), heavy tanks, and transports. Make them “Hard” difficulty and it really makes the player sweat.
So do your players a favor and space them out so they can prepare a bit.
REFINING/TESTING MAPS
If you want to refine or create your own waves, we recommend downloading the .pdf from the Map Editor page at www.lastfrontgame.com. As you play, you can take notes on waves that are too difficult or too easy. It’s then much simpler to go into the Map Editor and change the waves to meet your needs.
It is very important to keep in mind that you must re-download your map on your device in order to test the new version! A slight hassle, but it has to work that way to you to keep a map that you have previously downloaded and like as-is in the event that its creator modifies it AFTER you’ve already downloaded it.
Just repeat the process of editing, downloading, playing, and taking notes and you’re on your way to being a true level designer!
A WORD ON CALCULATING DIFFICULTY
Why is it that there are so many Difficulty 1 user created maps? Well, each map requires 10 play-throughs with a WiFi or 3G connection active to calculate a difficulty. Once a map has those 10 results, it looks at the Rank of the player, the percent of the game completed, and the number of enemies that get through their defenses. It then generates a number between 1 and 21 that indicates the recommended Rank for a player that wishes to play it. Higher ranking maps may require a player to have access to all Special Units and Advantages to be able to beat it while a low ranking map may be beatable by using just basic units.
Keep in mind that if you edit a map while testing it, it resets the difficulty, so once you have something you are reasonably happy with, you may want to wait until a difficulty is calculated before modifying it.
More coming from the developer...
Monday, March 22, 2010
What's NEW in Version 1.03
- Added the fast-forward button to Campaign and Online modes.
- Better unit placement controls and visual cues
- Graphics frame rate improved- Saved game "resume" option is now available on the title screen. - A few other minor tweaks to UI
Wednesday, March 17, 2010
Last Front Europe Map Editor Update
Issue: fixed map blocking issue
Last Front Europe Game FAQs
Monday, March 15, 2010
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Friday, March 12, 2010
Thursday, March 11, 2010
Last Front Europe 4.5 Stars
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
Last Front Europe Game FAQs
Last Front Mobile Website
Plow Games Invites you to the Last Front Europe iPhone Game Launch Event
Plow Digital & Plow Games Invites you to the Last Front Europe iPhone Game Launch Event
Location: Apple Store, Fashion Mall, Indianapolis IN,
March 16th Time: 4 -6 PM
Last Front: Europe, a New iPhone Game brings Expansive Game Play and User Content Creation Tools for iPhone and iPod touch users, Now Available on iTunes.
“Among other features, Last Front: Europe is unique in that it features user-driven created content using the game’s online map editor. This allows the player to design their own content and game play and build a community of players,” says Greg Phillips, Partner Plow Games.