Alien Cities

Name: Alien Cities
Price: 19 MXN
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Author: Oratu, s.r.o.

Casuales

Sólo para iPhone

$19.00 · Diseñada para iPhone

Edades

9+
Años
Categoría

Casuales
Desarrollador

Oratu, s.r.o.
Idioma

EN
Inglés
Tamaño

155.2
MB

iPhone

Alien Cities is a dark arcade destruction game about resistance when all other choices are gone. Humanity did not fall because it lacked resources or technology. It fell because it drowned in noise. Endless opinions. Endless conflicts. Endless abundance with no direction. Then the sky broke. An alien armada descended without negotiation or warning. Cities were not ruined — they were erased. Perfectly emptied, their structures left standing as silent tombstones, now infested with alien life. Deep underground, the last survivors made a single decision. One jet. One pilot. One remaining action that still resembled resistance. GAMEPLAY You pilot the last operational strike jet and bombard alien-infested cities across the world. Each city is a level — starting small, growing larger, denser, and more heavily defended as alien resistance evolves. • Destroy 50 cities, from small towns to massive cities • Drop bombs strategically to maximize destruction • Face increasing alien as the campaign progresses • No diplomacy. No retreat. Only execution UPGRADES & PROGRESSION After each mission, you upgrade your aircraft to survive what comes next: • Increase bomb capacity and destructive power • Improve durability and handling • Prepare for cities that fight back The aliens adapt. You must evolve faster. ATMOSPHERE Alien Cities is not about heroism. It is about necessity. The tone is cold, restrained, and deliberate. There are no cheering crowds, no victory speeches — only the silence after impact and the knowledge that something irreversible has been done. FEATURES • Dark arcade action with strategic upgrades • Global campaign across escalating city sizes • Minimalist storytelling through narration and visuals • Pixel-art sci-fi aesthetic with cinematic framing • Designed for short, intense sessions This is not a story about saving the world. It is a story about what remains when saving it is no longer possible.