They definitely learned from the first one on many things. For starters the campaign, once you complete a mission you can go back to it any time to get a higher score or the secondary or hidden objective. The speed up button, unlike the first game it actually speeds things up, and makes that 40 waves go by so much quicker. The addition of other weapons were sorely needed, I found the bombs most useful, but the flamethrower is great as well. The dig in featue is great, but not for every situation.

Unlike last time, because of being able to play any mission completed in the campaign there is no quick play. Instead you get 2 Bonus missions which are cool but not a big deal.

I rated the first one 5/10. This is definitly the better overall game. It feels like they tried to boil down what they wanted tower defence to be and refine it from the first one.

7/10 only because I feel there isn't much long term replay grab it if it goes on sale

Its a solid TowerDefense. Probably one of the Best out there. The first was good this one is even better. With small objectives and secrets, this game will keep your interest for awhile. Then you can buy Ibomber Attack and enjoy another great game!

A basic tower defence game, nothing unique or special, but still provides hours of fun if you are into Tower Defence games. Worth picking up if on offer or part of a bundle or if you simply want a new TD game.

PC port of boring TD game.

The game is pretty old now, but I am pretty sure even in 2012 it was extremely boring.

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1388834822
I realized It is a boring game in the first level. OK, I forced myself to reach 6th level and nothing changed. Same enemies, same 4 towers. Enemies attack towers, but no tower is destroyed for all level. Repair price equals a price of new building. Low money income from enemies. Huge balance problems with no way to understand how you need to play, because there is absolutely no info about damage/health and etc.

I played 6 missions and they were played the same way (only maps were changed). I found no fun there.

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1388834782
Pros
- Cheap game

Cons
- Mobile game
- Boring
- Bad graphics
- No info for damage/health and etc
- Enemies with no abilities
- Linear and repetitive gameplay
- Secondary objectives are impossible

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1388834882
A typical TD game with no interesting features with absolutely linear gameplay. I can't recommend it.

Great game. Well designed levels, interesting new weapons and overall well balanced.
I like the graphic style and the sounds.
Think your strategy well, if not on the veteran level no chance of getting those achievements.

An Okay tower defense game but nothing special here:
Pros:
-8 different towers
-+20 levels
Cons:
-Too many secondary objectives and other tasks to finish
-The perk system is almost useless. Even after 8 levels, I still cannot unlock the skills I want
-You have to think very carefully about placing your towers on Veteran one mistake and you lose a perfect level

A decently varied tower defense game. If you like this type of game, the price and challenges make it worth it.

WHAT TO EXPECT: Tower Defense. WWII setting. Mobile port. Clean simplistic design and art-style. Decent length campaign. Balanced if repetitive gameplay. Some range in strategy and tactics. Singleplayer only. Some if limited replayablity.
ACHIEVEMENTS: GOOD RANGE.
STATUS: COMPLETE.
WHEN TO BUY:ON SALE

More info below....

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2422030240
iBomber Pacific Defense is a tower defence game set in the Pacific theatre during World War Two. It is played from a top-down perspective, comes with a decent sized main campaign and a few bonus missions. Three difficulties define the challenge for each level and the strengh of the base to be protected. The primary objective is to protect the base from being destroyed. While additional secondary objectives are varied and optional.

Players earn money by destroying enemy units to purchase seven types of towers. Towers include machineguns, turrets, flamethrowers, mortar bombs, rockets, anti-air guns and radar. There are three enemy types; land, air and seaborne of varying threats and strengths. Once purchased towers can be placed on any of the available squares across the map allowing for a range of strategies and tactics. Once towers have been placed for the next wave of enemies, the game can be sped up and slowed down as required.

Completed missions reward players with victory points they can assign to towers to upgrade them up to three levels, after which they can be specialised with a bonus ability. Difficulty scales pretty well and the challenge is fairly balanced even on veteran difficulty. However gameplay can be fairly forgiving, some achievements are not and can take several replays to obtain. Mistakes can mean replaying the whole level, though there is a rewind wave feature that can be employed once every couple of waves.

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2422029831
+ Varied strategy and tactics built upon simple mechanics.
+ A good length campaign. 22 main missions.
+ 3 difficulties.
+ No variation in missions.
+ Great level design.
+ Good array of mission objectives.
+ Almost perfect achievements. For this type of game.
+ Pretty much perfectly balanced scenarios and gameplay.
+ Good variety of enemies.
+ Useful speed up and 'earned' rewind feature.

- Not enough bonus scenarios. Only 2.
- Ultimately repetitive.
- A few interface issues.

* Mobile Port.
* Clean if unamazing graphics.
* Solid enemy AI and pathing.
* Acceptable soundtrack, audio and graphics.
* Additional scripted enemies can appear on certain missions.
* Reactive speed up/down function.

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2422031299
Its mobile origins aside there really is nothing wrong with iBomber Pacific Defense. Albeit it could be seen as just another average entry in the Tower Defense genre. Its WW2 setting may not be for everyone or those that may find it old-hat but, its exactly what attracted me to it.

Simple if repetitive gameplay is the order of the day. While different strategies and tactics can be tried for each map, on harder difficulties where money is tight, mistakes can be fatal. Once towers have been placed for the next wave of enemies, the game can be sped up to avoid play from becoming slow and boring. The limited rewind feature is perfect in providing an element of forgiveness in what at times can be an unforgiving game. While the dynamic between units, enemies and level design results in some fairly balanced gameplay. The learning curve too is right in the sweet spot, with new concepts and features being introduced over time.

The overall experience I had with the game was one of fun. With mistakes being occasions to learn from rather than a wall barring progress. However if the prospect of replaying what is essentially the same core game over and over sounds beyond your tolerances, then this game and probably this genre, is not for you. Variation is limited and thus the experience will be fairly repetitive. Achievements come in a good range. A number are easy. Some take time. Others will need you to really understand the mechanics to complete.

If you feel drawn to playing a simple, well-made tower defense game without many if any bells and whistles, then iBomber Pacific Defense is a candidate you should not overlook.

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A simple and honest Tower Defense game, and that's it.

It has good upgrades and a great variety of levels (desert, forest and water ones), and also have some pretty decent sort of enemies types.

The gameplay is simple but it has always a second objective to reach, and it is very fun to play to complete all the goals.

The sound effects could be better but the real problem is the music... It is so annoying... I played the whole time listen to my own soundtrack or podcasts.

In the end, I recommend only for those who enjoy tower defense games (and for the ones with a Spotify/Deezer/Apple Music/Whatever account LOL).

Very fun game, had it on my phone about 5 years ago.

Pros:
+fun.
+kills a few hours of time.

Cons:
+does randomly freeze or cannons don't work till you restart the mission.

I could see this as pretty cool co-op team working game.
(maybe a future game like this could include it?)

Pretty cheap in the sales. But still worth the full price.

8/10 solid.