Falcon Squad 100.29

Reviews

2 ★, on 2019-03-06
Nice retro 8-bit style shooter with cool graphics, lots of power-ups, ships, bosses, weapons, and upgrade options. Controls are really smooth and there a lot of extra options like PvP, Endless, Teams. Game is a lot of fun at first, but then an extreme difficulty spike makes it necessary to upgrade your ship in order to advance further. Requirements for upgrades get so steep that you either spend months grinding for Gold, Gems, & Cards on lower levels and watching tons of ads or pay real $$$!!!

2 ★, on 2019-08-31
once you figure out upgrades and such, its pretty great. when you spend coins etc, i wish there was an "are you sure" prompt. other than that i like it. old school graphics and simplicity. still good if you dont purchase anything. I have come to realize that once you get to higher levels, ot becomes difficult to do things without spending money... Upgrades get harder to obtain... And the videos you can watch to aquire things needed to upgrade, good luck getting anything of value.

3 ★, on 2019-01-23
This game has some entertainment value. For about the first 20 levels. There doesn't seem to be any way to maintain ship upgrades without buying stuff. So after playing it a ton you dont feel like you're building up a cool ship or anything. Then the enemies become harder to kill. Now you either spend money for better equipment, or you lose. Meh. Thanks but I'm good.

2 ★, on 2018-12-23
This game is totally pay-to-win. Ridiculous amount of ads. Otherwise, an enjoyable shooter with lots of color. Sound effects are terrible; music is good. There are NO REWARDS for completing stages in the higher "Hard" or "Hell" levels of difficulty, making it pointless to do them. Don't waste your money on this game: total rip-off, but fun as an occasional time-waster.

1 ★, on 2019-03-28
I've put some time into this game, fun at first but quickly gets old, and you can't get to all the levels without paying a large amount of money. it's not even about skill, you need to upgrade to meet built in damage thresholds. Upgrades come in slow! Even their Endless mode is poorly designed from a reward perspective. Completing the first 30 waves feels pretty good, but the next 10 waves takes about three times as long as the first 30 while granting only about one seventh of the rewards.

3 ★, on 2019-09-28
I do like the game. No problem with watching ads for gold, I get it, ads are revenue. I just don't like that after the first initial levels you have to either pay to level up or spend a thousand years grinding to get enough coins. The packages are a bit expensive as well. I'd buy a complete version without the "buy these packages of coins to level up" options.