Robokill gets game and social updates.
With Apple’s iOS making definitive strides into the ever budding gaming market, it would seem reasonable to expect that some titles may attempt to make the jump from a device like iPad to the Mac–a process that has been aided even more so by the rapid growth of the Mac App Store. However, the question remains as to whether these bite sized gaming experiences translate over to success with the mouse a keyboard. Robokill – Rescue Titan Prime seeks to answer this question with their recent port of the iPad and iPhone game to the Mac platform. Is it going to be a smooth transition, or another bumpy flight?
148apps: Robokill invites you into a world that is strewn with swarms of enemies, and, although repetitive, in small doses you’ll find an impressively long and enjoyable game.
It’s easy to look at an iPad game and groan because it’s five bucks or more. You can chalk that up to the hundreds of apps that cost a dollar; let’s face it, we’ve grown too accustomed to bargains. With Robokill: Rescue Titan Prime, though, you definitely get your monies worth. This addictive and polished third person shooter more than justifies its $7.99 price tag with more than 450 levels, upgrades and plenty of evil robots to blast, making it our newest guilty pleasure.
John Artest (RunDLC)
