iBomber Defense

The Second World War with Towers "iBomber Defense" is, as you can already see by name, a Port from The IOS. There, the Game costs €3.50. So It doesn't take much on price. Gameplay The Game is a classic tower defense and plays more or less in World War II. In the Campaign we play first the Allies and then the Axis powers. On both Sides we have the obligatory 4 Towers: Gatling, Heavy Cannons, Decrators and Flak Guns. On the American Side there is then the Radar, which increases the Range of the other Towers and with The Axle Power there is a tower with a high Range. Since the Opponents shoot back, you sometimes have to repair your Towers, otherwise you have to have to have the Remains cleared away for extra Money. The better you close a Level, the more Points you get to Unlock improvements. Also very typical of the Genre. After 3-4 Playing Cards there is then a Counter-attack, whereby a already played card is played again and is also a little more difficult, as Bombers trigger new Paths and possibly destroy old Towers. Away from the Campaign, each Level can then be played individually and there are two Bonus Missions. The Game is Fun and just really demanding at normal Difficulty, although some Levels can get a bit annoying and you have to work out a Strategy first. But the Levels differ as well as they can. At the Beginning, however, one could have mentioned that Towers on higher Terrain automatically have an increased range. In addition, you could have insert a few Hotkeys, because the Keyboard has no Use in the Game. Story A Story doesn't have the Game. The Setting is the Second World War, but it is not nearly based on Reality. Since you actually play the Americans, you should not have to conquer Poland and other Eastern European Countries, and as Axis Powers you certainly do not occupy Great Britain either. But a Story is mostly superfluous at a tower defense game anyway. Except she's really good ... Graphic/Sound Because it is a Port, the Game is very minimal. It bothered me that sometimes you couldn't see which square I could put a Tower in and which I can't. For this, you can see the Expansion stages of the Towers quite well. Music is only available in the Menu, and not on the Cards themselves. The only Sound Sounds are the Shots that Opponents and Towers give of themselves. Verdict "iBomber Defense" is a fairly ordinary tower defense game and, like many other Titles, was traded to the PC. It doesn't reinvent the Wheel, but does its Job well. There are better Alternatives, but still the Game is solid And I enjoyed it through its fluid Flow. Did you like the Review? Then follow me in my Steam Group, where I write my Reviews as a Curator.