The problem is that the game isn't a knockoff, and while the $10 shooter is reminiscent of many other games, it does enough to set itself apart to be worth looking at. However, if you're not a fan of pants-wetting frustration, you may want to sit this out; they've set the difficulty level much higher than similar shooters. The game gleefully offers a few training modes, then plows into you with some rather unforgiving enemies.
This truly an odd game. You are a "Remote-Unit" which can be likened to tadpole looking thing, which can shoot and destroy bacteria. You're based in an open environment, which is living, and starts out initially with a couple of cells (as in the white cells in your body). These cells can be used as protection by dragging them together to form a wall or they can be shot to get powerups to assist you along the way......
While GW rocks, it's not exactly the paragon of originality itself. All of these games are of the same pedigree.
The game is fun and challenging, plus the soundtrack is pretty cool too.
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i agree with stardust
I cant get enough of that game.
I am glad they made a demo/trial version. I played it and I really didn't enjoy the game much. There is a possibility that the game gets better as you progress but what I played wasn't that great.
I agree though that Super Stardust HD is a lot more fun ("funner").