Zombie Gunship Revenant AR 17+

This is a great game and I love it but what happens when your done with playing it and complete the game I say their should be a night vision mode for when you flight and can change it a B&W mode and x Ray mode and more and their should be also a custom mode where you can build your own base and also realistic mode and a mode as well where there is no zombie apocalypse and some type of army operation in the desert or something and need to complete it or assist the army on the ground and also a feature where you see another one of your helicopters helping you or there for detail and if you do shoot it or accidentally do it they will tell you not to do that and they survive but if again maybe shot down or attacked by ground units and the heli and also like for example the taliban can shoot you from the ground with like AKs and turrets and more stuff like that and that’s about it to be honest it would be amazing if they did this update would be so much more fun.

If your looking for your first AR experience you could do a lot worse. I thoroughly enjoy moving around the room for different angles and find it totally immersive.
Will I pay for more access? Not sure, I am one of those who is prepared to fork out a small up front fee for a deeper experience based on the feedback ratings. That been said I do find myself going back to the game more and more so you never know.

Why does the App Store these days so often display the worst behaviors of developers? In this game, the developer has rigged things such that hundreds of rounds of ammunition pumped into what appears to be a stumbling zombie has zero effect!
Did the developer really have to abandon all attempts at rendering the real results of a helicopter gunship’s machine guns on an individual? No, this was a choice — made to ensure maximum income from pointless-but-profitable “upgrades”.
And so the concept of ‘fun’ is sacrificed on the altar of greed. Back when I was a kid in the ‘80s, games developers would have cared a good deal more for their users. I still expect ‘fun’ to be included in an app’s base price, rather than something I am expected to pay through the nose for later — and forever!
After some initial interest, it is quickly clear that this developer is light on the ‘fun’, but heavy on the ‘exploitation’.
A very frustrating gaming experience — for no good reason except the developer’s stupidity. Sadly, the shortcomings of this ‘game’ only serve to clarify what might be possible if App Store developers would only focus on providing users with FUN rather than moronically squeezing them for profits. AVOID.