iBomber Pacific Defense - PC Game Review
iBomber Pacific Defense is a Tower Defense(TD) game, and the sequel to iBomber Defense (which I reviewed previously).
The game has adequate graphics and somewhat annoying sounds.
What surprised me was how much better the gameplay is compared to the previous version. I don't know if the demo of the previous version stopped too soon, but this new version is pretty good.
It has an adequate mix of towers - machine guns, cannons, rockets, air, flame towers, bombs, radar, etc.
Bombs are interesting in the sense that they can be used against enemies anywhere, as well as against secondary objectives that have to be destroyed. Radar is now becoming common in TD, and increases the range of surrounding towers - but I think the range increase is too little before upgrades.
Of course, towers can be upgraded. You can also use Dig In for some towers and improve defense, but at the cost of limited aiming - which you can change manually when needed.
You also have points from each battle that can be used to increase upgrades for towers, and perks such as improved armor or accuracy, that you earn through the levels and can choose to use.
Overall, a very big improvement, with much improved strategy options. I recommend checking out the demo if you like TD games.
The game has adequate graphics and somewhat annoying sounds.
What surprised me was how much better the gameplay is compared to the previous version. I don't know if the demo of the previous version stopped too soon, but this new version is pretty good.
It has an adequate mix of towers - machine guns, cannons, rockets, air, flame towers, bombs, radar, etc.
Bombs are interesting in the sense that they can be used against enemies anywhere, as well as against secondary objectives that have to be destroyed. Radar is now becoming common in TD, and increases the range of surrounding towers - but I think the range increase is too little before upgrades.
Of course, towers can be upgraded. You can also use Dig In for some towers and improve defense, but at the cost of limited aiming - which you can change manually when needed.
You also have points from each battle that can be used to increase upgrades for towers, and perks such as improved armor or accuracy, that you earn through the levels and can choose to use.
Overall, a very big improvement, with much improved strategy options. I recommend checking out the demo if you like TD games.
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