Boom Island

+++ leaving this Game & forget it +++ easy 100 % Steam Achievements --- all others Survival, i couldnt moved a bug/ glitch brought me to the Plane (no running no shooting, on Protection i could shoot but only 2 Balls than out of Ammo? No Reload? Crash? Dont know what Play Mode Nr. 2 Economy should be -- sadly never will get 5 Trading Cards (but beeing better so) Good for Achievement Hunters only. In Play Out. Thanks for reading. Hope u enjoy NOT because impossible. GL HF

A fairly lame/just give me money/endless wave shooter slapped together by Caden Goodwin using Unity. One completely uninspiring island area where you have to shoot giant beach balls that explode when they touch you. You do this while being tortured with a single cafe music track that loops, where you going full blown Robert De Niro postal is probably only micro seconds from happening. This game becomes a big yawn within 10 minutes max even though it is padded with 3 modes. 1) Survival - Running from crate to crate to try and last as long as possible. (Hint just stay around a health crate) 2) Economy - Exactly the same as survival the only difference is instead of crates you now get a shopping menu instead. Each beach ball you blow up will give you $100.00. When you save enough, just click on the corresponding button you need from the menu to buy ammo, health or guns. 3) Protection - Using a mounted machine gun, protect a stranded plane from beach balls coming in from all directions. In this mode the gun aim is more off than a 'Y2K bug will kill us all' proclamation. Major problems... *Half the gun sights don't work properly. *No variety. Other than more beach ball spawns nothi…

Boom Island takes the familiar wave-survival shooter formula and gives it an intentionally ridiculous identity. Instead of fighting soldiers, zombies, or alien creatures, players find themselves stranded after an experimental plane crash in the early 1900s and must defend themselves against bouncing beach balls capable of exploding on contact. Developed by Caden Goodwin and published by csgood, it is a compact indie first-person shooter that prioritizes arcade action and absurd humor over realism, elaborate storytelling, or complicated mechanics. The premise is established quickly and largely exists to justify the action. After surviving the crash, the player discovers that the island is populated by increasingly dangerous explosive balls. Their bouncing movement makes them less predictable than ordinary stationary targets, forcing players to pay attention to distance, positioning, and aim. There is an amusing contrast between the vintage setting and the completely nonsensical enemies, giving the game a personality that distinguishes it from more conventional wave shooters. It is not particularly deep, but its willingness to embrace such a strange concept is part of its charm. Su…

There are 3 types of game: 1. Survival some balls and that's it. 2. Shoot some balls and earn money to buy some weapons, ammo and health's. 3. Protect plane from balls. Honestly, nothing of these 3 modes not impress me, not a single minute. Not recommended.

Well…it’s a game. It has guns in it. Also beach balls.

1/10