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About Rock of Ages 3: Make and Break

Rock of Ages 3: Make & Break is a competitive multiplayer tower defense game developed by Ace Team and Giant Monkey Robot the third game in the series this iteration lets you experience, more of the same of the franchise’s signature absurdist sense of humor and art style reminiscent of Monty Python’s flying circus your main goal in each match is to destroy your enemy’s castle by rolling a giant boulder through an elaborate obstacle course while preventing the enemy from doing the same by setting up defenses like barricades, catapults, and traps.

• Laugh through the hilarious campaign where everyone in history makes their appearance from Caesar and Moctezuma to Krampus and the Flying Spaghetti Monster.
• Crash through everything in your path as fast as you can in six distinct arcade style game modes with over 20 types of boulders.
  • Boulder Avalanche
  • Humpty Dumpty
  • Time Trials
  • And many more!
• Design and build your own levels with the easy to use, in-game map editor then share your creations online or download other players creations for nearly limitless creative fun!
• Destroy your opponents four player online multiplayers go head to head with a friend in 2 player split screen couch co-op.

Rock of Ages 3: Make and Break Reviews

Rock of Ages 3: Make & Break manages to add some creativity to the familiar framework. Unfortunately a frustrating, repetitive campaign stifles any real sense of progression. The level editor can feel cumbersome but persistence can lead to some interesting creations. Multiplayer and the community levels deliver the more intriguing content but that might not be enough to keep fans invested.

PlayStation Country

That said, there’s still lots of fun to be had. The game is rough around the edges, but the core gameplay is solid and it shines in multiplayer. If you’re looking for something different, this is worth a try — just don’t expect to be building masterpieces.

Push Square

Rock of Ages III: Make & Break is fine. The campaign allows for more flexibility in how you approach the game, but its absurdity works best if you haven’t experienced the two prior titles. The core gameplay remains fun and frustrating, with the ball-rolling mechanics providing the bulk of the enjoyment while the defense elements do the same after loads of trial and error. The level creation tool’s ease of use gives the game legs, and the busy community has provided a vast library. Overall, Rock of Ages III is a good time as long as you don’t expect major improvements over the formula compared to the prior titles.

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