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A bit of fun: Burn The City 2.8April 29, 2012, 5:05 pm Burn The City, initially release in July 2011, cant be considered new but not too long ago was made available for free. And is a very entertaining free app currently available on appfinder . Not too long after launching the app, one of your first thoughts will probably have something related to Angry Birds. You are not wrong, it is quite similar, the feel of the game is very close and the physics follow the same logic. In Burn the city, instead of an angry bird seeking vengeance from egg stealing pigs, you`re role, as a giant fire breathing monster, is to spread destruction over various cities. Why burn a city in the first place? Unfortunately, this point is not that clear yet; possibly because burning cities is considered appropriate behaviour in the social circles of giant fire breathing monsters. Maybe understanding the motives behind the monsters urge for spreading such havoc would bring added interest into the game and, hopefully, we`ll get some answers by completing all levels. Back to the game; the catapult functionality is managed by touching the monster and pulling away you can alter power and trajectory of the fire balls with the purpose of raining chaos over structures and buildings. Youll find the expected element of strategy as you have to work around obstacles or utilise destructive forces, such as nuclear power plants and explosive boxes to complete your objective (Burn the City). The game keeps you interested, as you work through levels youll find that the difficulty increases and a bit more variety of landscapes and obstacles are brought in. Just to add here that the graphics are simple but perfect for the game type and complimented by great sounds and music. The strong point in my view are the characters, Burn the City has managed to hit point this spot on. The fire-breathing monsters have personalities of their own and their lazy; laid back attitude towards absolute mayhem is addictive and catches on quickly (just like fire?). The fact that the buildings are likely inhabited (dont tell me you didnt notice the lights switched on), does not reduce the satisfaction of watching the structures come down in burning pieces. Just to conclude, the game is great fun and youll get you hooked very quickly. There are plenty of levels and characters to work with so youll find yourself opening the game for a few minutes daily. |
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