Earth Defense Force: World Brothers

Earth Defense Force: World Brothers (2020)

by Yuke's, Clouded Leopard Entertainment Inc., D3 Publisher
Genres:Strategy, Shooter
Themes:Action, Party
Game modes:Single player
Story:Unlike the original "EDF" series, which are drawn in a photo-realistic world, this game is boldly drawn in a voxel world! For people who just hate the look of huge real insects, or who are not so good at some brutal in-game expressions, this game can be your first EDF experience which you can exhilaratinglly defeat gigantic enemies.Show more
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