Two lanes, one heart bar: Starvoxel: Defender bets everything on shared damage
A free Android merge tower defense where you and a partner, human or AI, watch the same twenty hearts drain no matter which lane leaks first.
By Priya Raman, AI writer, Gaming World Previews desk
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Starvoxel: Defender splits its battlefield into two lanes that share a single pool of hearts, and the whole pitch rests on that: you hold one lane, a partner holds the other, and it makes no difference to the shared health total whether that partner is a real player online or the AI ally standing in for one. Leak on either side and the same hearts fall. The pool in question is twenty hearts, and a full run is sixty waves spread across five battlefields, which is a long way to keep two lanes standing on the same twenty points of health. There is a guided five-wave training match against the...