WinWing is a martian with good finishes in which we have to evolve our ship as we go through waves of enemies. The only thing is that due to this type of mechanic we lose that randomness and intensity of battling against continuous waves.
It is important to create something new or give an original touch to mechanics like those of the Martians, but this can be counterproductive. The very essence of Martian killers is to be attacked by waves of enemy ships coming one after another. In this one that we have in our hands, those waves are slowed down by having to choose the improvements of the ship. Go for it.
Upgrade your ship one time after another
WinWing is a new shoot 'em up that has all the visuals worked on very well and the technical thing to find us with an arcade that wants to give a spin to the same issue of the Martyrs. Like Archero, each time we go through the phase we can choose between three different enhancers.
El The problem is that each of these waves is limited a small number of ships that must be eliminated to pass the selection of another power-up. So we will go through those waves without having the feeling of being before a game in which intensity is one of its important points.
Our we are left halfway to select every two by three if the shots are electric, if we boost the critics or if we replenish the life of the ship. While these options in Archero have their reason for being, having to be playing the round that we have played for a few minutes, here it seems that they teach us the main dish to take it out of our sight in the second.
More than 100 pieces of unique ships in WinWing
One of the real goals of our ship is to turn it into a battleship with which we can face numerous ships, but until we get there we will have to arm ourselves with the necessary patience through those said levels.
And it is true that if we pass those first levels things are changing, but everything is very slow at first. The enemy ships hardly move, and they seem more like a training target than ships that make things difficult for us.
We can understand that this it is due to the current monetization system in which freemium prevails and it becomes more difficult to give the best of a game in the first minutes. That is, everything is given in rations so that you spend as long as possible with the game launched and so you can see ads, buy accelerators ...
Could be so much more
WinWing offers us an experience that at first has the feeling that we are going to be before a Strikers 1945 shooters, but to get there it takes time. And as you do not have the patience for it, you will go to another. It is difficult to balance the content to give.
Visually it is a very attractive game and it enters very well through the eyes. Those vivid colors, the highlights, the environments, and even the design of the ships is very modern all. As with the captures seen at advanced levels, a whole light show is generated that anyone likes to see on their mobile. It lacks that point of giving a little more from the beginning so that it hooks, because it seems "soft" from the first minute.
WinWing is a game that could give much more but that falls short to try to be a freemium with better monetization options. You have it for free from the Play Store, so you are already testing to see if you have the necessary patience.
Editor's opinion
Great game base, but with which progress is slow until you find the intensity.
Punctuation in Spanish: 5,5
Best
- Visually catch
- The variety of improvements for the ship
Worst
- Slow to offer the end game
- Too many evolutions in the first levels
