Warpips review

So far, we have seen examples of dozens of strategy type games. While some of these games were spread over larger maps, in some of them, we came across processes that progressed with the logic of tower defense. Here, the game called Warpips combines these two genres and causes a truly entertaining chaos to emerge. In our Warpips review content, we will touch on the binding structure of this game and the general dynamics of the game.

Warpips review

I’ve been playing Warpips for a few days now. My favorite and surprising aspect of this game was definitely the binding part. Okay, before I started the review, when I watched the videos and looked at the screenshots, I guessed that it had a fun structure, but even while writing these lines, I never thought that I would want to open the game and play. Warpips really manages to draw the player in from the very first minute with its simple repair and fun structure. I can say that this structure has been the biggest advantage of the game.

Warpips is a two-sided tower defense game that offers the player a choice of missions and you try to destroy the enemy base in these missions. Of course, you also need to protect your own base. In other words, we have a production that takes tower defense dynamics one step further.

As soon as you open the game, you are faced with a menu suitable for the graphic structure. The game is quite simple to learn, but don’t let this simplicity give you the impression that the game is easy. Although it is easy to learn, I recommend you to take the Tutorial section. Here, there are good explanations about both the units and the interface of the game. When you enter the game directly, you learn these after a certain period of time, but in the first place, the attack line, unit selection, etc. may confuse you.

There are different modes in the game. Conquest mode is a kind of scenario mode of the game. Here you try to capture the maps and clear the enemy areas, respectively. As the name suggests, a long struggle awaits you in the endless mode. Infinite mode, which you can choose on the map, is more difficult than Conquest mode. The first time I played, I stood up to the enemy base and thought, “Is this hard”, but minutes later, my whole strategy was turned upside down and I had to raise the white flag against a strong enemy attack. In random mode, you can make short matches with units on random maps.

Before coming to the game part, there are some strategies that I will tell you and you should do before you start the game. After the map selection, the unit selection has a very important place. The mistakes you make here in the first parts of the game do not change much, but as you progress in the game, you begin to realize how important this unit selection is. Not all units are open and you can unlock different units as you progress through the missions, and you have to display different strategies because you use the units at hand. The unit selection has managed to add a great color to the game in terms of both diversity and strategy.

In the unit section, there is a wide range of items that you can use for free, from soldiers using pistols to units using sniper rifles, bazookas or rocket launchers. When the vehicles and the units that allow you to earn money in the game are included, the business takes on a fun structure.

Yes, each round has its own dynamics in Warpips. In other words, each round starts from scratch and you determine different strategies according to the units you choose. In other words, if the opponent is diving with vehicles, you have to shoot a rocket launcher unit, or when you are exposed to a mass attack, you can turn the place into a bloodbath with suicide drones. Fixed machine guns and vehicles have also managed to increase the action on the battlefield.

As you damage opponents during the turn, you gain XP points. You level up in a way, and it is possible to make both the number of units you will take to the battlefield and different options at each level. So let’s say you can only send three units to the battlefield at the beginning of the game. If you spend the level points you earn as unit points, this number approaches 20 numbers as 4-5-6. Again, you can use this level point to turn into money in an emergency, to increase the amount of money you will earn, or to raise the ranks of the units. Yes, it may sound a bit confusing when explaining, but believe me, the command center in the game is designed in a very simple and fast adaptation way.

Money is the key point of the game so that you can print units. As I said, printing free gun soldiers seems like an advantage at the beginning of the game, but sometimes you don’t even want to use them in the later stages because each unit you choose at the beginning of the game occupies a slot. While the opponent is coming with a tank and a rifle, you may wish you hadn’t spent this slot when you drove a unit with a gun. In terms of money, you can call grenade launchers for $25, units with shields for $30, or snipers for $60. The cost of tanks, helicopters or special attacks also changes according to its effect.

By the way, there are different units such as oil wells that allow you to earn money faster in the game. As I said, getting these into the slots in the selection part of the game is another dimension of the strategy. An oil drilling that you place on the playground for $ 25 can provide you with extra money, but sometimes you have such big raids that you may have to raid soldiers instead of spending that $ 25 on drilling.

Speaking of attacks, there is also a timeline right above this control panel. While the enemy normally attacks in a standard way, he can sometimes make massive, massive attacks. These attack moments are also indicated in this chart. Thus, you can adjust your strategy accordingly and calculate the end of that round.

Warpips has used pixel style very well visually. With both unit animations and shooting powers, the playing field turns into a pixel binge. A beautiful visuality has been provided in the playground with the blowing up of the exploding vehicles or the damage caused by the vehicles standing as decorations in the playground. There are not many choices in music, but there is a structure that makes you gasp along with the tempo music during the war.

As a result, Warpips has managed to be a simple but extremely entertaining game as I said. PvP mods need to be added to this game urgently. I think this is the biggest shortcoming of the game right now, because having this fun against your friends or with other players will really increase the enjoyment of the game. If you like this genre, definitely go to Warpips. you should take a look I can say.