Survival Bliss
Wonderfully-crafted graphics, fantastic survival gameplay, brilliant and hilarious variety in falling objects, plenty of replayability especially the new Infinite Mode, great premise, can't say enough good things about it. Help tiles are a beautiful touch.
Ok
It's an ok game not that fun after a while, it has limited game modes and barely any powerups. You need to step it up, to show me why I should play this game over the 100s of other better apps out there, such as fruit ninja.
Awesome
This game is so much fun. A very well designed piece of platform action, fantastic music, fast and furious with a surprising amount of depth to it. Beautiful graphics, especially on the iPad, and a fun and simple control mechanic.
I would recommend turning the sensitivity to maximum for the best experience.
I would recommend turning the sensitivity to maximum for the best experience.
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Retro Fun
I really enjoy playing this. The thought that has gone into this game, from the different items that fall, the retro graphics and the polished gameplay, make this really fun to play.
Sometimes it's quality, not quantity that counts. This has quality in abundance.
Sometimes it's quality, not quantity that counts. This has quality in abundance.
Holy cow!
Being able to control the iPad version with an iPhone/iPod is such a great idea. So much so that I wish iOS had native support to use this scheme in any game. I imagined that propping the iPad up in my lap so I could hold an iPhone would be awkward — but in fact, it makes the game much more engaging; it just feels right. Seems feasible in the near future, too, that we could be using this scheme to play The Incident on an Apple TV (perhaps via AirPlay?).
Beyond the new control scheme, the "Infinite Night" game mode gives the game much more replay value, in the vein of Doodle Jump or Cannabalt.
It's so gratifying to see an already very polished game continue to receive more and more polish.
Beyond the new control scheme, the "Infinite Night" game mode gives the game much more replay value, in the vein of Doodle Jump or Cannabalt.
It's so gratifying to see an already very polished game continue to receive more and more polish.
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This. Is. Epic.
Don't let the negative reviews turn you off. A very original, intuitive game. If you have other 8-bit tributes such as Super Mega Worm, you'll love this. A nice change of pace from buggy overpriced stickman games. Very, very, very addictive.
(P.S. If you look on the website you'll notice that they're going to add more levels and features as they continue to update... This is only version 1.1 people!)
(P.S. If you look on the website you'll notice that they're going to add more levels and features as they continue to update... This is only version 1.1 people!)
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Love it
If I had of rated this game after 1st time playing then would have given 1-2 stars. It grows on you. It's graphics are awesome and is definitely unique. I would love updates with more random stuff falling out of the sky. Works well with your music playing and is one of my most played games on the train to work. Easy pick up put down gameplay.
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Love it!
Retro goodness.
Great little game!
I don't usually rate games, but thought it was worth it for this one. It's one of the most enjoyable games on the store, once mastered. I've finished it 4 times, to unlock all the achievements and will still come back to it. Would like to see more modes, perhaps, but worth the money!
Repetative gameplay
Cool concept but unfortunately fails to add anything new....ever.
This isn't such a bad thing in many games but unfortunately I just don't find this exciting enough to hold my interest. There are other games that provide better gameplay and for less money.
