Antirocketh Reviews

I like the background of this game and the graphics, they are kind of relaxing. The mechanic of this game is also very simple, fill the missiles before they explode so they can change into different stuff that you can collect.

Way more fun than I expected going in. Reminds me of the kinds of shareware games I used to find back in the early days of AOL. Would love to have a mobile version of this. Only issue: the memes and copywritten items are sketchy. Nyan-Cat is in this and I know the creator of that meme took WB to court for using the same character in Scribblenauts. Atomic Breath might want to watch out just in case.

Super fun and addictive! Only 25 minutes in the game and i want to play more. Ty team ATOMIC BREATH!! A+++ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cxXctpoFQ08&t=4s

A viariation of a classic galaga arcade... with ironic and iconic stuff! A good game to entertain and have some frenetic fun.

Can have everything unlocked in a half hour. Not sure why triple laser ability needs all the other abilities in the tree unlocked before you can buy it, as it shows as available if you have the money and there's nothing that explicitly says it's locked. Other than that though, gameplay works great, rockets fly at probably just the right speed to get into a flow state with it. Collectables are a joke and the only thing adding any length to the game. There's no strategy to the game as there aren't power ups outside what you can buy. Biggest gripe is that there's nothing signifying which rockets have bombs in them. That would add some strategy in avoiding those as shooting them takes your health down further than just letting the rocket hit. There are better games for the same price if not cheaper to spend your money on.

This is a simple space-invaders-like game that seems like it'd be a lot more fun as a mobile game rather than on pc. The controls and mechanics are simple and straightforward. It is an okay game for some entertainment but that's it. Get this if there is nothing else that interests you or if it's part of a bundle like how I got it. I'm not sure if it is even worth the $2 price but if you want it go for it. I only recommend this game because it's playable and helps to waste time but that's it.

Very little gameplay, limited upgrade tree. Whole game can be completed in about 30 minutes

Another example of ruined fun game by "lets make it difficult, so it will take longer to beat" The way they did it: - slow controlls, so you cant reach every rocket - low damage, even if fully upgraded, so you cant kill every rocket you can reach - random drops means: sometimes 3-4 bombs in the face, so you die instantly, sometimes no buffs for a long time, so you die slowly It was fun as long as i tought the (otherwise limited) upgrades will help to push forward, and it dose, a little, but practice wont help if you just got smashed at the start with bombs 5 times in a row... conclusion: with little balance, it could be a fun little game but in this state it feels like a weekend project with earning some money with as little effort as possible as a main goal.

TLDR : Broken Achievements The gameplay itself was fine enough and it's an easy game to play whilst listening to a podcast or while listening to music. The problem I had with the game were the broken achievements. After meeting the requirements for several achievements 5 plus times it became to frustrating to play. If they were to fix the achievements and you have $2.00 to spend on an easy casual game then it'd probably be worth picking up. But in it's current broken state I don't recommend it.

Simple space-invaders-like game that seems like it'd be a lot more fun as a mobile game rather than on pc. Controls are weird, best played with an xbox controller and setting left and right movement to thumbsticks, instead of D-pad which is the default for some reason, however not all of the menus works with the thumbsticks. Once you get used to how unforgiving the game is to stay alive its kinda fun. The upgrades and cool effects are a nice touch to add a bit more to what is a barebones graphics-intense game