Feb

Doodle Blitz

Doodle Blitz by Ivan Mackintosh is a game that takes place in the 1940’s during World War 2. A plane flys across the screen, and your job is to drop bombs from that plane to destroy buildings. After each bombing run the plane will get lower and closer to the buildings below. You have to destroy all buildings before you crash into them. If you accomplish this you will then move on to another challenging mission.

The game features graphics and gameplay that is sort of like looking at a pad of paper with doodles. This probably is the reason it is called “Doodle Blitz” . But the way it is set up actually creates a fun atmosphere and gameplay.

The game has different modes that can enhance gameplay so you are not doing the same thing over and over again. The different gameplay modes include: Standard, Fast (Turbo gameplay), Behind clouds, Machine Gun, and Double Bomb.

There is no save feature available currently. So if you die or you have to take that important call you will start all the way back over at the beginning. You may want to think of this game as arcade style but without the option to insert another quarter to continue.

I was going to give this game a 4 star rating, but after relizing there was no continuation or save feature I had to take half a star back. Of course this does not mean this game is not worthwhile. It is fun and addicting, and I am sure we will see some save feature in the future.