Ever wonder what happens when you cross Guitar Hero with Missile Command? Me neither, but BeatDefense is setting out to answer that question anyhow. Withing this game, missiles are raining down on your city, and it’s up to players to stop the missiles from crashing on the buildings and populace below.
As the missiles come down, it’s up to players to tap on the touch targets, shown as white reticles, in sync with the music. Each successfully timed tap will intercept one incoming missile; failure to time the tap just so, and the missile will whiz past and crash below. Everything is done in a retro, 8-bit inspired styling, and everything moves to the beat… even the buildings
BeatDefense Features:
– Beautiful pseudo-retro graphics (old-school sprites with new-school lighting and day-night cycle. HD is not hardcore enough!)
– Record your replay and share it on YouTube, Twitter, and Facebook thanks to Everyplay!
– The best music by the best Creative Commons artists
– Particles everywhere
– Too much groove
– Happy dancing buildings
– EIGHT levels that range from easy to totally unfair
BeatDefense has 8 levels, the ability to record and share your gameplay, and Google Play Games integration. For those of you interested in checking this game out, BeatDefense is available on Google Play for free with optional IAPs available. You can also check out some of the gameplay in the trailer below.
