The basic premise of Crackdown 2: Project Sunburst is that of a Tower Defence game. While developers Seed may have you believe it’s a ‘home defence’ game, Crackdown 2: Project Sunburst sees the player choose a placement for their base, before establishing defensive turrets in the positions which they think offer best coverage of the paths which enemy units will travel down. There are many variations in the basic rule set of the genre, most notably in that of the upgrade system, but nonetheless the roots of Crackdown 2: Project Sunburst are the same as that of South Park: Let’s Go Tower Defense Play! and the classic Rampart.
Crackdown 1 and 2 were both given for free to Xbox One users to celebrate their launch on the Xbox Live Store and backward compatibility support for the Xbox One. In addition to giving the games for free, Microsoft is now also giving the DLC for Crackdown 2.
I'm pretty sure even Microsoft isn't pleased with Crackdown 3 either, as they went silent on it.
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The SP got boring quick.
The MP is ok but I have better games to play now.
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Mobot: Tower defence and touchscreens go together like toast and jam, Sonny & Cher and Starsky & Hutch. However, it's also becoming increasingly important for these basic games to innovate and provide more than just the same old grind.
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Crackdown 2..Boy can't believe I spend 60 bucks on that..
This game came out months ago. They just gone done reviewing it? This game is no way a 90/100.