Galaxy on Fire 2 – Supernova Review
+ Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPadSupernova may very well be Keith T. Maxwell's most dangerous adventure to date, but it might also be his most frustrating.
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Posts Tagged galaxy on fireGalaxy on Fire 2 – Supernova Review+ Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPadSupernova may very well be Keith T. Maxwell's most dangerous adventure to date, but it might also be his most frustrating. Read The Full Review »
Supernova is set to pick up right after the events of Valkyrie. Keith is taking it easy at the Deep Science space station, but it’s not long before another galactic peril makes itself known. The entire Mido sector suddenly finds itself threatened with annihilation as a supernova “of unknown origin” appears. Keith being Keith, he decides to get involved. The entire adventure is said to last “at least twice as long” as the previous add-on, with promises of 10 hours of gameplay, new mission types, more ships and more story. Dates and pricing aren’t available at the moment, but it’s probably safe to assume it’ll cost about as much as Valkyrie ($4.99) and will be out sometime in the second quarter of this year. Be sure to keep a look out for release blurbs. FREE! ![]() + Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad Released: 2010-10-27 :: Category: Games
With such mediocre review scores it would hard to justify a sequel, but that doesn’t seem to be discouraging them one bit. Yesterday they let news slip that not only was Galaxy on Fire 2 on the way, but it would be playable in a beta form at GamesCon next week in Cologne Germany. The game was also christened with an official-ish release window of sometime in October. Read More Galaxy on Fire 2 Glides onto iOS in October on The Portable Gamer Galaxy On FireiPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPadGalaxy On Fire is a perfectly playable game, but suffers from general blandness. Everything in the game, except the good commerce system, seems like it had been done before, making this game unfortunately seem like a trip into extreme mediocrity. Read The Full Review » |