Missile Command: Recharged is a rapid, mobile reinterpretation of an arcade classic - Missile - Video Peeling news, instructions, exemplary procedures, reviews and culture

Just in time for the 40th anniversary, Missile Command will receive a rapid reinterpretation of developer Nickervision Studios and Atari. It is promised to be a modern variant of the arcade classic developed from scratch for mobile devices and this spring directly for iOS and Android.

The basic prerequisite is known to me as their basis must be destroyed due to incoming explosive heads. The task of shooting her and save the day is with you, though it is certainly just a matter of time until the attack itself becomes too much for the hard-mentioned Missile Command veterinarians.

Luckily, they have a few of their own missiles to counteract the enemy attack, as well as some practical powerups that they can rely on if anything else fails. It should address both old and new Missile Command fans and easily offer Arcade quality to learn.

The new PowerUP system gives you the opportunity to use your points to improve "all aspects of gameplay", and hopefully gives you the advantage you need so urgent. There are global leaderboards to scales to achieve successes and even an AR function in which one can move into. In this way, you can project your gameplay on a virtual arcade cabinet. Pretty neat.

Nickervision Studios is a one-person team, which is composed of the developer Adam Nickerson. Adam is responsible for games like Bit Blaster, Ding Dong XL and orbt XL. Obviously, he has a lot of experience when it comes to making mobile-friendly shooters.

And for those who ask themselves - yes, it will be a free title with advertising. That is, you have the opportunity to eliminate such problems by making a one-time purchase to disable it.

Missile Command: Recharged is currently planned for iOS and Android in spring.

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