Absorption 4+

Name: Absorption
Rating: 4.8 (4 reviews)
Author: 道驰 蔡

道驰蔡

- 4.8 • 4 Ratings

- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases

Description

In Absorption, you live by absorbing from enemies. You get score faster when you absorb more enemies at the same time.

It’s easy to play and insanely additive.
When you get familiar with it, you will see that there’s nothing more satisfying than the feeling of genuine achievement after you’ve absorbed so many enemies.

ONE-HANDED CONTROLS:
Touch and move the circle, super simple.Touch anywhere to move the circle.If your finger blocks the circle, try touch elsewhere to move.

ABSORB ENEMIES:
You get score by absorbing enemies. And they will die when being drained.

AVOID HITING ANYTHING:
You will die hitting a wall or a enemy.

SPECIAL EFFECT:
Want to get a super power up? Survive 35 seconds first.

FEATURES:
>Really addictive quick-fix game
>Different types of enemies
>35 unique levels
>Save and share your progress on Game Center.

8 Dec 2014

Version 1.1.0

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.

Support iPhone6 and iPhone6 Plus

4.8 out of 5

4 Ratings

Awesome

2 minutes into the game it was complicated but then it became addictive and I started realise that it's a good game

Nice, but...

Great concept and execution, especially the minimalist but clear graphics. So why not 5 stars? The controls. Your finger is either near your character, in which case your cannot see your enemies clearly and so run into them, or it is far away and you run out is screen space and you lose control. Either way, you lose and it is a recipe for frustration. Would be better with external controller, I think

Fun, addictive, but majorly flawed.

This game is quite fun, you always want to beat your last score or best score so you keep playing. I can't speak for smaller devices but on the iPad, the major flaw of this game is having to use your finger to move the players unit. It obstructs the players view far too much and you can't really do much about it. Enemies seemingly pop out of nowhere, and I'm not talking about the invisible enemies. Although it is a good game, perhaps an alternative control system woulda prove the game.

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