Battleship Lonewolf

Brainless. i don't know how to describe this one.

port nepříliš nápadité mobilní hříčky, ovladaní tomu odpovídá (je mizerný). obtížnost roste exponencialně, takže je třeba stále dokola opakovat ty samé časem opravdu nudné úrovně. Při vyrovnanějěí obtížnosti, resp. třeba levnějším upgradům by to mohlo být zábavné, takhle se to zvrhne v dlooouhou nudu (a ano, dohral jsem to)

Game gets repetitive and the ship design is always the same. Yea, it's a Defender on steroids. I would have like some different ships and more turret points with all the stuff thrown at us.

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It's Fun, what more do I need to say?

Hi. I bought this game (through Steam) awhile ago - and then let it languish pretty much untouched (except for a couple of half-hearted attempts in the next few days after purchasing it. I was rather disappointed, I confess.) It seemed like a really bad version of Space Invaders, to be honest. But, in the last few days, I decided (for no apparent reason) to put some effort into it, and very much to my surprise found it to be absorbing, entertaining, and a distraction from my actual life in the world. Which is all I want from any game. The key is to follow the little pink blobs since catching them means credits, and credits mean you can equip the third turret (an absolute necessity - you cannot beat the first combat level without the third turret), and to stay close to the enemy, since the Lonewolf's weapons (at least in these early levels) appear far more effective at close range rather than long. ALWAYS follow the pink blobs. They run out towards the end of the level, and the more of them you absorb before then the more credits you have, and with credits you can purchase the upgrades you will need to survive. Combat is simple. Point the Lonewolf toward the enemy, move towards them by dragging the pointer across screen in the desired direction, and once in range your weapons will fire automatically. No I/O from the pilot needed. The pilot's job is simply to collect pink blobs, amass credits, purchase upgrades, and stay close to the enemy. The graphics are very pretty, the soundtrack is acceptable, and the game-play is mind-numbing. Which, as I said earlier, is all I want from any game at the moment. 8/10 - perfect if all you want is to shut out the world for awhile.

Okay Nay Sayers... As others have said, this is a port of a mobile game. That said, it is not bad for what it is. If you can find it on sale, I think it would be an asset to anyones library that enjoys uncomlicated shooting, TD-type products. I think it is worth $5 at most. You actually play this with a single mouse stroke input to spin the ship in the direction you want to go. After that, its all about upgrades, upgrades and more upgrades, as in any other TD game. It is by no means easy to win and there are plenty of maps/missions to play. It can get a little messy on screen when a crap load of enemy ships are exploding everywhere and it is easy to lose your mouse pointer when trying to find the right on-screen button you are looking to push. That brings me to the worst part of this game...unbindable keys. Er, that is to say, NO keys are available. If you dont want to do it with a mouse you are ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ luck. It probably will never be updated, either as the last message from Devs was back in 2017. Other than that, it is a finished prodfuct without any bugs so far. Sometimes you dont really want to spend all day learning a new game. Battleship LW is the sort of product you can play within 5 minutes of starting. No muss, No fuss. Really, I would equate it with GOF 2, and that game seems to get high praise for a mobile port.