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Invader Hunter

    Hey, everyone. I bought a game a couple of days ago. It is named Invader Hunter and it has been around for a while. I had started to buy it months ago when it came out but I read a review of it that was harsh and decided to wait until it went on sale. It is now on sale for 99 cents and I feel like that is a nice price. Here's the recipe.
    As a space marine at a space station you are sent out on missions by your commanding officer. The problem is, there are monsters that keep gaining access to the ship, like cockroaches, except they are huge, ugly and powerful. My personal favorite is a big goon that looks like rocks cobbled together. When he hits the floor, red stalagmites appear all over the room. Seems like an unusual gift. Ha, ha. There is another bad guy, pictured above, that I had to seek a place of sanctuary from. I can't recommend the view from down there, but at least I stayed alive long enough to use my rolling ability and eventually take him down.
    Fortunately, you can equip yourself with cool weapons, like an Orc gun, a Cherry gun or a Cobalt gun. Your aim automatically goes to the enemy when you press the button, then, when you release the button, the gun fires. There are special helmets, gloves etc., which you can buy with the generous supply of in-game cash.
      The graphics of this game are exceptional. The animations of the explosions are some of the best I've seen, with flashing lights that roll inside the explosion cloud as the enemy hits the deck. One monster flings out a grid of electrical charges which lays around the room, about three feet off the floor. It will rock your world.
      I must say that there are some hesitations in the flow of the game with my I-Pad 3, but overall, it plays okay.
     I like that you have an easy level to select. I like the fact that there are zero in-app purchases. It is a fun game and definitely worth the sale price of 99 cents. Is it as deep or as smooth as Nova 3? No, but it is a worthy buy and will give you a pleasant evening, I think.
    Check back later as I have a couple of other games to talk about. I'm CE Wills.
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