Catapult King is a game by Chillingo that puts a twist on the traditional tale of the princess kidnapped by a dragon that throws fire. How could it be otherwise, he has her captive in a tower defended by his henchmen. The difference is that the henchmen are a bunch of knights somewhat short of understanding that you will have to demolish together with the tower based on catapult launches. It's a simple story, but playing it is really fun.
The catapult can launch different cannon balls and you can also make improvements that will help you rescue the princess from the clutches of the evil dragon.
The levels present you fortresses, towers and castles that, defended by the henchmen and by some other dragon, you will have to go destroying to get to where the evil dragon guards the princess. Each castle is defended by a knight and will make things difficult for you not to pass. Of course, for every screen you get past, things get more difficult. You have 64 Niveles to squeeze and improve your skills as King of Catapults.
When you pass a level there is a kind of celebration with animations and music that makes you can't stop playing. By clearing the stage, you also gain magic to add to your weapon to solve the following screens.
Graphics are good and colorful. The introduction and the celebrations have animations that put you in a very good mood.
The screen controls are good and fun although at first you may be a bit lost, since there is no tutorial.
Best of all, right now it is in free download in iTunes although when you had to pay for it, they were not more than 0,79 euros. In short, it is a fun game that reminds us of a kind of Angry Birds in 3D but with more action and movement and above all free.
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