Implosion - Never Lose Hope 17+

I don't really know where to begin with this one. I'd have to say that this is the best--ever--game in the App Store. I was hooked from the minute the intro came on and from just that I knew it'd be awesome. I don't commonly write reviews(this is my third), but I felt like my reaction to this had to be shared.
It was hard to see how a game could be even considered with a ten dollar price tag slapped on it, yet surprisingly I felt relieved I spent so much. Well, not that I spent so much, but rather what I got was beyond satisfactory. All of the RPG apps out there, as fun as they are, find it difficult to compete with this. Graphics are phenomenal and there's no lag, at least not on my device. The controls are perfect for mobile, and there's a ton of moves and upgrades to use(but not so many it doesn't distract you from the action).
Yes, and the action! Nonstop yet diverse with each level--perfectly balances the story and combat. So if you're like me and can't make up your mind for your life, I recommend this game to you, and I promise...it's worth every penny. I mean, it's about a human-operated robot with a sword and laser gun fighting mechanically enhanced mutants in a dystopian future. What more could you ask for?

I don’t get the pricing strategy RELATIVE to other games in the genre/App Store. That being said, I’ll drop 10 bucks on my way home from work on a pack of craft beer; I’d rather spend money on a quality game than have the alternative: ads, IAPs, money grabs, and $99 pack of ‘gems’, so thank you for that.

It seems to me like a price more in line with competitors would allow this game to stay relevant in the marketplace longer, but I’m sure there’s a strategy behind all that somewhere in the business model: or they love their own creation too much to price according to others in the App Store. (Again, I don’t normally play free games, I like getting a self-contained game and gladly pay for it).

Pricing strategy aside, PLEASE update so the game fits my iPhone X screen before I beat it!

The controls can be frustrating when you’ve learned how a boss moves and trying to get out of the way before a planned attack: mostly because my left thumb slides off the small format game area (iPhone X) and the player just stands there and gets hit. But there’s a learning curve to it (again, still giving 5 stars)

If you like hack n slash/ level up games; I would recommend adding this one to your collection. Thanks team!