Way back in late 2014 we first heard about Tiltagon from Kiemura Games, which was trying to be a twitchy arcade high scoring game in a similar vein to the ultra popular Super Hexagon ($2.99) but make it work with the unique tilt controls of mobile devices. The following April Tiltagon finally released with publishing duties courtesy of Noodlecake Games, and while we felt it was a bit too one note in our review we enjoyed the base concept of the game which felt a bit like the love child of Super Hexagon and Marble Madness. And, despite being somewhat shallow, Kiemura did succeed in creating a twitchy arcade game with excellent tilt controls. Since that time, the publishing deal with Noodlecake has expired and Tiltagon has been removed from the App Store. With Kiemura back in control of the IP, they’ve decided to release a revamped version of the game under their own label called Tiltagon Turbo.
As you can see, compared to the original Tiltagon, Tiltagon Turbo has received a nice graphical boost and just like the first game it will feature a set of pre-designed levels to complete as well as an endless, procedurally generated high-scoring mode. Tiltagon Turbo will feature 18 pre-designed levels compared to the first game’s 10, and the endless mode will come with three flavors of difficulty to choose. There are also 50 different kinds of balls to unlock either through playing or buying outright as IAP. Oh, and for your tilt haters out there, a new virtual analog stick touch control option will be available for you. Additionally, Tiltagon Turbo will have iOS specific features like ReplayKit Livestreaming, iMessage Stickers and Game Center leaderboards and achievements. The game is set to arrive this Thursday and will be free with ads and a one-time IAP to remove them, so if you enjoyed the original Tiltagon be sure to give its Turbo re-release a spin later this week.
Sadden that this game is not paid,I would pay for a good Square Enix game again,just give me one..please no more freemium,no more kiddy spinoffs,get a second try at fantasy meet modern times because it is not a bad idea just badly executed.I just want an actually amazing title that remind me why I love so much Final Fantasy.So like I seen with numerous freemium games,an amazing game underneath all the mess freemium cause(why is freemium not regulated to avoid pay2win issues yet?
I feel the exact same as this review the first five minutes completely blown away! Deleted after 20 minutes can't get over the freemium garbage
Me too,it's why all my games on my iPad are paid games(even if I'm tired of waiting for SE to update FF Tactics and not let a part of rpg history to disappear,seriously why was that game never released again on pc,ps4,3DS and just as a rerelease on psp and ios?I'm sad we are lacking in good srpgs now with FE going dlc obsessed and amiibos obsessed.I want Tactics back not as a child friendly franchise,freemium title but as the more mature style of the original one,not Advance,not A2,I want it like the first game.
Complain to the millions of idiots who love free to play crap.
we're all sheep in Sheepland
Wait, how big is the download? Not sure if I want to download something then delete it after 5 minutes
Truly pay to play?
700 mb once you start the game.
Okay thanks, will see about trying it out at home, here my office connection is too slow (10mbps for 20 staff)