App Detail » Axis

What's New

- enter your name to compete on leaderboard added
- stats added
- UI bug fix

App Description

Axis is a great Minimal Reaction game that tests a players reflexes. Combining a retro-cool look and feel with a slick sound track to match your heart rate, you must allow the orbs to pass through the gates. Sounds simple enough... Well it's not. This retro game gets considerably hard as you advance and would definitely put your hand eye coordination to the test.

Players attempt to angle two sets of gates, which allow fast shooting square orbs to past through them without touching the lines. Having to use both thumbs to control both sets of gates, you'll be forced to react quickly, pushing your reflexes to the limit.

This game is a real challenge for those who enjoy simple classic and retro games that are hard. Are you up to the challenge? Give this minimal retro game a chance and you'll see that this is unlike any other brain trainer with hand eye coordination action like you have never played before.

Develop these skills:
Reflex & Reaction Time Hand Eye Coordination Great Brain Trainer

Test your hand eye coordination by racing against time to get a high score. Share your score on Facebook and see who among your friends are competing against you. If you allow, Axis can also capture and share a selfie (picture) of you at the moment of your high score completion, in a single beautiful snapshot. Post to Social Media if you
dare !!

Make sure your score is impossible to beat!

COMING SOON:
**Powerups - You control what you get.
**Lives - buy back in when you die, and chase that HIGHSCORE
**Allow the leaderboard participation without Facebook **Easy / Medium / Hard game modes coming
**Many more cool and awesome things..!

The App Developers would love to hear your suggestions & feedback on how to improve Axis - Minimal Retro Action Game! Please continue to send questions, suggestions and ideas to
[email protected].

Visit us at http://www.the-app-developers.co.uk/ to learn more.

App Changes

• June 18, 2014 Initial release