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STARFRONT COLLISION 1.0.9 ANDROID INSTALL
Starfront: Collision is compatible with iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4, iPod touch (3rd or 4th gen) and iPad running iOS 3.1.3 or later. 1) Android originally did not allow viewing card SD, so youll need to install a file manager. It's pretty good that a RTS game like StarCraft works well. Due to this, multiple purchases are required if you wish to install it on more than one iOS device on your account. The landing page showed up early this morning and it now shows up on my phone to purchase. The free version only gives you a taste of the gameplay reserving the campaign and multiplayer for a $6.99 in-app purchase.
STARFRONT COLLISION 1.0.9 ANDROID PC
Gameloft did something a little differently with the pricing of Starfront. When Starfront: Collision first launched on iPhone it was critically lauded for its adaptation of the real-time strategy genre to fit the smaller screen, managing to do what so many other big names in the past had failed to achieve - make a game that didn’t feel like a cut-down version of a PC title (Red Alert, I’m looking at you). A rich storyline, intricate 3D visuals, an awesome interface, and tons of replay make Starfront an RTS achievement. With no official Starcraft for iOS, Starfront is the next best thing. Whatever game mode you select, the action is intense and smooth even with dozens of units at play. There are five different multiplayer maps for up to four-player battles online through Gameloft’s service or local via wifi or bluetooth. In skirmish mode, you can create your own single-player battles, and the different multiplayer options give you unlimited replay. Gameplay extends well beyond the extensive campaign. Unfortunately, Starfront is not native to the iPad-a major oversight by Gameloft in my opinion. Touch screens are made for RTS games, and once you’ve learned to use more than one finger, you’ll be tapping your units around the maps with the greatest of ease. You can hide and reveal menus as you need them freeing much of the screen for the impressive visuals. Starfront does an excellent job by giving you instant access to necessary controls and status information. RTS games often succeed or fail based upon their interfaces, and the small screen on an iPhone or iPod touch makes this an extra challenge. You’ll mine minerals to construct buildings and train armies with whom you’ll accomplish your objectives-usually defeating the enemy races.
The gameplay, despite being on a mobile platform, is also typical of RTS games. Each of the twenty missions follows a narrated story complete with cut-scenes and details worthy of console or PC games. You’ll start as the humans before unlocking the Myriad and the Wardens missions. If you’re curious why these three races can’t just get along, tackle the single-player campaign.
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