It is time for the takeover of the century in this exciting game.
City Takeover is a casual puzzle-like game brought to you by VOODOO. This city is not big enough for you and your competitors. Recruit an army of followers and expand your influence throughout the entire city. Buildings are waiting to be occupied, so send out your troops and garrison them all. Face off against powerful opponents and overpower them with pure numbers. Can you take control of the whole continent?
The core gameplay of City Takeover is a casual game about taking over buildings in a city to expand your influence and gain control of the entire city. The control for the game is actually pretty simple - just drag to create lines as bridges between buildings to send troops from your currently occupied buildings to neutral ones. The amount of troops needed to fully occupy a building is always shown, so make sure you send enough troops to obtain full control over them. The different colors you see on certain buildings are indicators of your opponents’ buildings, and you can attempt to take over the buildings using sheer numbers.
The highlight of this game is the ability to strategize and plan out how you want to divide and conquer using the available number of troops in each level. The levels will grow increasingly difficult, so you will need to take a step back and contemplate how you want to distribute your troops in order to be victorious.
Moving on to the more technical side of things, City Takeover has very basic graphics and visuals, with some interesting twists added in the environment. The UI and interface is not too complicated even though it may seem a bit cluttered at first. As for the sound design, there is not much to talk about as it has pretty simple effects.
To sum it all up, City Takeover is a decent puzzle strategy-type game with more casual gameplay. Head on over to the Google Playstore to get this one for free now.
The core gameplay of City Takeover is a casual game about taking over buildings in a city to expand your influence and gain control of the entire city. The control for the game is actually pretty simple - just drag to create lines as bridges between buildings to send troops from your currently occupied buildings to neutral ones. The amount of troops needed to fully occupy a building is always shown, so make sure you send enough troops to obtain full control over them. The different colors you see on certain buildings are indicators of your opponents’ buildings, and you can attempt to take over the buildings using sheer numbers.
The highlight of this game is the ability to strategize and plan out how you want to divide and conquer using the available number of troops in each level. The levels will grow increasingly difficult, so you will need to take a step back and contemplate how you want to distribute your troops in order to be victorious.
Moving on to the more technical side of things, City Takeover has very basic graphics and visuals, with some interesting twists added in the environment. The UI and interface is not too complicated even though it may seem a bit cluttered at first. As for the sound design, there is not much to talk about as it has pretty simple effects.
To sum it all up, City Takeover is a decent puzzle strategy-type game with more casual gameplay. Head on over to the Google Playstore to get this one for free now.