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*Unlike other games this one has the music in its own SWF file, other games with music are one SWF file each. | *Unlike other games this one has the music in its own SWF file, other games with music are one SWF file each. | ||
*The game is often criticized by Club Penguin's younger audience for being too violent.<ref>http://saraaprilinclubpenguin.blogspot.com/2011/01/system-defender-epf-reviewed-by.html</ref> | *The game is often criticized by Club Penguin's younger audience for being too violent.<ref>http://saraaprilinclubpenguin.blogspot.com/2011/01/system-defender-epf-reviewed-by.html</ref> | ||
*This is | *This is the first time Club Penguin featured guns, as the red cannon beared a similar resemblance to the [http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/8/89/Vulcan1.jpg M61 Vulcan]. | ||
===Glitches=== | ===Glitches=== |
Revision as of 17:56, 20 May 2014
System Defender | |
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Information | |
Players | 1 |
Minigame Location | EPF Command Room |
Date released | January 13, 2011 |
Stamps awarded | Yes (14) |
System Defender is a mini-game in Club Penguin, stylized after the tower defense genre, that is only accessible through the EPF Command Room. This is the only minigame that can only be played by EPF agents (not counting Field-Ops). In System Defender, you have to destroy the enemies from getting into the system. System Defender was created to destroy bots from getting into the EPF system. Instead of having checking the game yourself for new updates, the player can check the EPF Spy Phone Messages section for any info about the game for new Advanced Elite Programs. There has not been a new level since 2011, it is unlikely there are anymore for the future.
Gameplay
- In the game there are three types of cannons. There are reds, that shoot fast; oranges, that have a long range; and purples, that have more damage. When cannons are placed into sockets, they have the ability to destroy bugs. Each cannon type can be upgraded to three levels.
- There are basically 2 types of enemies: bugs and bosses. Bugs have less life than bosses, but they still have the ability to damage the system. These 2 types of bugs are the colors: red, orange and purple. See the gallery below.
- If a certain number of bugs hit the core, the game ends.
- There are currently 6 levels: the Computer Bugs, Herbert, Klutzy, the Test Bots, the Ultimate Proto-Bot 10000 and Track Herbert.
Stamps
Easy
Name | Description |
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Ready for Duty stamp | Finish G's tutorial. |
Garbage Disposal stamp | Destroy 100 enemies in 1 level. |
Bug Overload stamp | Protect the EPF mainframe from rogue bugs. |
Medium
Name | Description |
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Strategic Success stamp | Destroy 100 enemies without upgrading cannons. |
Mono Mechanic stamp | Complete a game with only one type of cannon. |
Tactical Pro stamp | Destroy 100 enemies without taking enemies. |
Master Mechanic stamp | Fill every open socket with a cannon. |
Herbert Attack stamp | Protect the EPF mainframe from Herbert P. Bear. |
Klutzy Attack stamp | Protect the EPF mainframe from Klutzy. |
Hard
Name | Description |
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Strategic Master stamp | Destroy 250 enemies without upgrading. |
Tactical Ace stamp | Destroy 250 enemies without taking damage. |
Protobot Attack stamp (members only) | Protect the EPF mainframe from Ultimate Protobot. |
Test Bot Trio stamp (members only) | Protect the EPF mainframe from the Test Bots. |
Extreme
Name | Description |
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Track Herbert stamp | Complete the level "Track Herbert". |
Characters
The System Defender game features a wide variety of characters. Here is a list of them.
- Gary the Gadget Guy - Training, Level 2, Level 3, Level 4, Level 5, Level 6
- Dot - Training, Level 4, Level 5
- Jet Pack Guy - Level 1, Level 2, Level 5, Level 6
- Rookie - Level 1, Level 2, Level 3, Level 6
- The Director - Training, Level 5, Level 6
- Computer Bug (talking) - Level 1
- Computer Bug (enemy) - Training, Level 1, Level 2, Level 3, Level 4, Level 5, Level 6
- Ultimate Proto-Bot - Level 5
- Herbert P. Bear - Level 2, Level 6
- Klutzy - Level 2, Level 3, Level 6
- WheelBot - Level 4
- JetBot - Level 4
- SnowBot - Level 4
Gallery
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The starting screen while being attacked.
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The most recent levels screen.
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The red bug.
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The orange bug.
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The purple bug.
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Mystery Bot
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System Defender gameplay.
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The System Defender page of a penguin's Stamp Book.
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The 3 cannons.
See also
Trivia
- Unlike other games this one has the music in its own SWF file, other games with music are one SWF file each.
- The game is often criticized by Club Penguin's younger audience for being too violent.[1]
- This is the first time Club Penguin featured guns, as the red cannon beared a similar resemblance to the M61 Vulcan.
Glitches
- In Level 3, if you played it in the Advanced section, you will get Klutzy's level with the dialogue and bots from Protobot's level. This glitch has been fixed.
- In Level 4, there is a glitch that if you lost the game, a sign will appear and say "Connection is lost".
- There is a glitch that if you quit the game immediately after selecting Klutzy's level, it will say "Connection is lost".
- There was a glitch that in the stamp section of the game, it would say that you need 16 stamps for the third photo, this glitch has been fixed.
Names in other languages
Language | Name |
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Portuguese | Defensor do Sistema |
French | Défenseur de Systéme |
Spanish | Defensor del sistema |
German | System Defender |
Russian | N/A |
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Sources and References
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