On the surface this game looks very sketchy — A top down shooter, originally made for the mobile phone and under the Halo franchise, renowned for giving no ♥♥♥♥♥ for PC gamers — I too would have turned a blind eye on this, if not for the fact it is the same price as a bottle of coke.

It turns out it is actually really really good.

Missions are usually around three minutes long, depending on the 'skill' of the player, and comprise of nothing more than 'defend X' or 'Kill Y'. Prior to this, you are given the option to customise your load out, as well as set handicaps for the mission, making it excellent for short bursts of fun, giving yourself a challenge and also adding in a little replay value too.

The port is excellent as well, allowing a variety of input devices (Controller, KB/M & Touch screen), achievements, changable resolution and some, though minimal, graphical options.

All in all, £1.99 well spent, especially as I made £0.52 back from selling the card drops.

On the surface this game looks very sketchy — A top down shooter, originally made for the mobile phone and under the Halo franchise, renowned for giving no fucks for PC gamers — I too would have turned a blind eye on this, if not for the fact it is the same price as a bottle of coke. It turns out it is actually [u][b]really really good[/b][/u]. Missions are usually around three minutes long, depending on the 'skill' of the player, and comprise of nothing more than 'defend X' or 'Kill Y'. Prior to this, you are given the option to customise your load out, as well as set handicaps for the mission, making it excellent for short bursts of fun, giving yourself a challenge and also adding in a little replay value too. The port is excellent as well, allowing a variety of input devices (Controller, KB/M & Touch screen), achievements, changable resolution and some, though minimal, graphical options. All in all, £1.99 well spent, especially as I made £0.52 back from selling the card drops.