Diamond backĪ few things are missing from the console edition, though, like multiplayer and all the extra goodies added in recent updates. Evolved is the closest you'll get to the original Geometry Wars. King only let's you shoot from within short-lived safe zones. Pacifism robs you of your guns, so you spend the entire game running. Luckily, you'll find more stripped-back modes too. In its place, we get things like special bombs and tagalong drones, which can be upgraded with cash (thankfully, there are no in-app purchases) adding grinding and issues of balance on the leaderboards (which are curiously kept on Facebook, instead of Game Center). But Lucid does drop some of the simple elegance of Geometry Wars here. With 50 odd levels, each with three stars to unlock, it's a sizeable package and well worth playing. Here you'll find those loopy three-dimensional planets, quick-fire stages, and unique levels like puzzle-led boss battles and stages that shift shape mid-way through. You get the complete Adventure Mode, which is a string of creative challenges. Those sparky fireworks, and whopping great ripples in the fabric of the stage, and the massive mobs of on-screen enemies are all there, on your iPad.
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The term 'console quality graphics' is usually met with reactions like "yeah right" and "what, you mean the Dreamcast?"īut trippy, psychedelic shmup Geometry Wars 3: Dimensions - which has you arcing around space sausages, spilling neon-tipped bullets at kamikaze diamonds and pinwheels and triangles - really does look like its PS4 equivalent.
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