Nucleus FREE

Name: Nucleus FREE
Rating: 4.3 (4 reviews)
Author: Pangea Software, Inc.

by Pangea Software, Inc.

4 ratings

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March 16, 2012
July 4, 2016
2.3
iOS 8.0+
4+
free
39.72MB
iPhone, iPad, iPod
2 months ago
American English

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macOS Compatibility

Developer

Pangea Software, Inc.

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Pilot a spaceship, blast space debris, and collect electrons to build atoms. This action-packed arcade game features power-ups, particle effects, and Game Center support. Play on your HDTV via AirPlay.

✓Spaceship combat

✓Collect electrons to build atoms

✓Power-ups and weapons

✓Particle effects

✓Game Controller support

✓AirPlay HD streaming

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What's New in Nucleus FREE

2.3

July 4, 2016

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. iAd has been replaced with a new ad provider.

User reviews

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Decent game, not PangeaSoft's best

Ok, I'm a long-time fan of PangeaSoft. I have been since they made games for Mac OS9 (the original Nanosaur was my favorite). When I heard that there was a free version of one of their games available for iOS, I of course HAD to get it. I was sadly disappointed. Despite the interesting premise, centering around the periodic table of elements, this game doesn't feel like a PangeaSoft game. It feels like a half-hearted attempt at combining 'Asteroids' with 'Spore'. Does it work? To an extent. The game is fun, despite being immensely difficult. However, it does get dull when you play it for long enough, and the game is fairly plain.

I was expecting an arcade-style game on the level of PangeaSoft's classic game 'Firefall'. However, this game, despite its awesome premise and amazing developer, falls flat. It's fun, but not enough so to stick with you after you put it down.

The Batfan