Battlestation: Harbinger Bugbyte Genres: Games Simulation Entertainment Strategy GAME CENTER ENABLED $4.99 NZD Supported Devices: iPodTouchSixthGen iPhone-3GS iPhone4S iPadFourthGen iPadThirdGen iPhone4 iPodTouchFourthGen iPhone6Plus iPad2Wifi iPad23G iPhone6 iPhone5c iPodTouchFifthGen iPadFourthGen4G iPadThirdGen4G iPadMini iPhone5s iPadMini4G iPhone5 Minimum iOS Version: iOS 6.0 Download Size: 58.4MB Battlevoid: Harbinger Bugbyte ** PREMIUM GAME - No In-App Purchases. Pay once, play forever! ** ** SERIES NAME Updated to Battlevoid from Battlestatio… $2.99 Buy Now Watch Media Details** PREMIUM GAME - No In-App Purchases. Pay once, play forever! ** ** SERIES NAME Updated to Battlevoid from Battlestation. Now with more content! ** 4.5/5 "A Space Battle RTS Done Right" - Pocketmeta.com Battlevoid: Harbinger is a hard sci-fi space exploration game blending roguelike, turn-based, star map strategy, and real-time space battles. You are a young commander given the task to venture out into enemy territories, far away from home to unknown galaxies, never knowing what you will face as you jump out from hyperspace. In Battlevoid: Harbinger you will have to make decisions regarding your fleet and equipment, face surprising elements, use the human built Battlestation to your advantage and battle fiercely for survival as you defend humanity. Strategy, tactics, and resource management are the core of Battlevoid: Harbinger. Plan your ship's offenses and defenses. Fortify your ships against enemy weapons, and wield them wisely. Lure your enemies into traps, or distract your foes with distress beacons. Previously known as Battlestation, Battlevoid: Harbinger has been praised by the press and gamers, creating a solid community for the game. * Intense and gripping sci-fi space adventure simulation * Explore new procedurally generated galaxies each playthrough * Galaxies full of mysterious places and dangerous encounters * Carry out missions, discover new technology, and help humanity survive * Unique turret upgrade system, never seen in a game before. * Superb pixel graphics and effects * Take cover behind the Battlestation when things get rough. Website: http://bugbyte.fi Twitter: https://twitter.com/BattlestationPC Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BattlestationGame Information Seller:Bugbyte Genre:Simulation, Strategy Release:Aug 12, 2015 Updated:Oct 04, 2018 Version:2.0.6 Size:120.8 MB TouchArcade Rating:Unrated User Rating: (47) Your Rating:unrated Compatibility:HD Universal Skylez Active Member May 15, 2015 32 0 6 #2 Skylez, Aug 12, 2015 Good game but The game is fine, but i have a problem with my ipod touch 5g, the game was seing like an iphone 4/4s screen... I hope that you could fix it. sapphire_neo Well-Known Member Jan 20, 2011 3,934 0 0 #3 sapphire_neo, Aug 12, 2015 Trailer I Subscribe to the TouchArcade YouTube channel Trailer II Subscribe to the TouchArcade YouTube channel sapphire_neo Well-Known Member Jan 20, 2011 3,934 0 0 #4 sapphire_neo, Aug 12, 2015 This is exactly the sort of stuff I like, but I need to be sold on the variety and depth. Would love to hear from early adopters/testers/devs on that front. cyllwynn Well-Known Member Jul 3, 2011 65 2 8 #5 cyllwynn, Aug 12, 2015 F2P is killing gaming!!!! BUT I need to be "sold" on the following list of stuff before I can invest $4. Or the cost of 2 candy bars, or a grande latte. Sarcasm off. It looks cool, it's premium, and if it sucks, you tried and gave someone ~$2 for their time and Apple ~$2 to keep on making amazing platforms for us to play on. Sorry for the mini rant, but I just hate the comment "I need to be convinced to buy this game for a couple bucks" when we all spend money on shit all day long that no one convinces us of. sapphire_neo Well-Known Member Jan 20, 2011 3,934 0 0 #6 sapphire_neo, Aug 12, 2015 Supporting premium games does not mean buying every premium game under the Sun. Even small app purchases start amounting to a large number if you buy everything without considering merit, especially when the past few months have been amazing for premium games and have resulted in a pretty big expense so far. Merit will always be the primary indicator of whether a game is worth my time and money, and the purchase and "support" for the developer comes as the next step. Collin Well-Known Member Jul 29, 2010 719 46 28 Graphic Designer/Illustrator/Art Director Colorado Springs, CO https://www.theislandsofmisfitcreativity.com/ #7 Collin, Aug 12, 2015 Is there any strategy to combat, or is it just the biggest ship/group of ships wins? Is combat handled automatically, or can you direct your fire? Are there ads (based on the warning at the end)? Just because a game has a price tag doesn't mean it's worth playing any more than a game being free means it isn't worth playing. Asking for impressions before spending $4 is hardly unreasonable. lilgac Well-Known Member Nov 17, 2013 260 0 0 #8 lilgac, Aug 12, 2015 What's this? " - Promotional material for Bugbyte products and trusted business partners. - Links to external social networking sites intended for users over the age of 13. - Direct links to the Internet which may open the default web browser on the device." coolpepper43 ð® Spam Police ð Aug 31, 2012 4,615 7 38 On the toilet #9 coolpepper43, Aug 12, 2015 It mentions no iap. I think if they were also ad free they would have mentioned it. BlueTrin Well-Known Member Jun 21, 2012 376 51 28 #10 BlueTrin, Aug 12, 2015 It is because of this mentality that we get only cheap games which last for a day or a few hours rather than full fledged games at a higher price. Luciano1084 Well-Known Member May 8, 2014 1,515 0 36 #11 Luciano1084, Aug 12, 2015 Does this contain ads or am I misreading here? ## Jake7905 Well-Known Member Jun 20, 2013 1,004 0 0 #12 Jake7905, Aug 12, 2015 A very wise approach in my opinion. Otherwise you end up with a large, unplayed backlog. Jake7905 Well-Known Member Jun 20, 2013 1,004 0 0 #13 Jake7905, Aug 12, 2015 Just saw that as well. Those are some bizarre things to have in a premium game. Sounds fishy, but hopefully I'm wrong. The game looks interesting. metalcasket Moderator Staff Member Patreon Silver Patreon Gold Patreon Bronze May 24, 2010 11,065 1,342 113 Deepest Circle, Hel #14 metalcasket, Aug 12, 2015 I'm legitimately surprised you guys are concerned about this. It simply means there could be a "More Games" section (or something similar) with links to other Bugbyte games and links to Twitter and whatnot. It's perfectly normal. Misguided Well-Known Member Jan 27, 2009 2,346 19 38 #15 Misguided, Aug 12, 2015 Anybody working on gameplay footage? rezn Well-Known Member Patreon Silver Mar 8, 2014 862 6 18 Male Coder/Keyer in medical ICD 10 Reno, NV #16 rezn, Aug 12, 2015 I'm buying this and will play it after work tomorrow. 'Nuff said. dirtschmooz Well-Known Member Apr 9, 2015 50 0 6 #17 dirtschmooz, Aug 12, 2015 the logo looks very similar to the originlal 'Elite' one zen_mode Well-Known Member Feb 8, 2015 366 0 16 Sydney #18 zen_mode, Aug 12, 2015 I agree with this 100%. The poster you were replying to was just plain rude. I've noticed a prevailing trend in the past few years - As we see increasing rumblings over f2p, the pendulum has swung too far in the other direction in some cases, where it's often suggested that indy devs that churn out any old poorly designed game and slap on a premium price are somehow God and can do no wrong. As someone that's sprung out what's probably hundreds of dollars on premium games on this platform in the last few years, I can say with confidence that I've been burned far far too many times to pick up almost any new title now without seeing detailed feedback for it first. I'll even go as far as saying that certain devs that frequent this forum, whom I won't name, are actually well aware of this and are milking the premium/retro/screw f2p sentiment for everything it's worth, knowingly putting out extremely sub-par games and spinning themselves as some kind of crusader against f2p and representing their games as something they are clearly not. Predictably , half the people in this forum and even some reviewers fall for this hook, line and sinker, when the emperor clearly has no clothes. I am not saying anything about this game in particular, I have not yet read the impressions in this thread. Just wanted to share my sentiment about this trend that's becoming all too prevalent. redribbon Well-Known Member Jun 11, 2010 2,799 53 48 entepreanur,programmer #19 redribbon, Aug 12, 2015 The Gameplay: Subscribe to the TouchArcade YouTube channel lilgac Well-Known Member Nov 17, 2013 260 0 0 #20 lilgac, Aug 12, 2015 There is a gameplay at YouTube, saw in the battles there are sound effects for missiles but lasers etc are mute? Kinda of quiet .. Really hope sound effects are not as bad as I thought Edit: gameplay in above post by redribbon (You must log in or sign up to post here.) Show Ignored Content Page 1 of 23 1 ← 2 3 4 5 6 → 23 Next > Share This Page Tweet Your name or email address: Do you already have an account? No, create an account now. Yes, my password is: Forgot your password? Stay logged in
Good game but The game is fine, but i have a problem with my ipod touch 5g, the game was seing like an iphone 4/4s screen... I hope that you could fix it.
Trailer I Subscribe to the TouchArcade YouTube channel Trailer II Subscribe to the TouchArcade YouTube channel
This is exactly the sort of stuff I like, but I need to be sold on the variety and depth. Would love to hear from early adopters/testers/devs on that front.
F2P is killing gaming!!!! BUT I need to be "sold" on the following list of stuff before I can invest $4. Or the cost of 2 candy bars, or a grande latte. Sarcasm off. It looks cool, it's premium, and if it sucks, you tried and gave someone ~$2 for their time and Apple ~$2 to keep on making amazing platforms for us to play on. Sorry for the mini rant, but I just hate the comment "I need to be convinced to buy this game for a couple bucks" when we all spend money on shit all day long that no one convinces us of.
Supporting premium games does not mean buying every premium game under the Sun. Even small app purchases start amounting to a large number if you buy everything without considering merit, especially when the past few months have been amazing for premium games and have resulted in a pretty big expense so far. Merit will always be the primary indicator of whether a game is worth my time and money, and the purchase and "support" for the developer comes as the next step.
Is there any strategy to combat, or is it just the biggest ship/group of ships wins? Is combat handled automatically, or can you direct your fire? Are there ads (based on the warning at the end)? Just because a game has a price tag doesn't mean it's worth playing any more than a game being free means it isn't worth playing. Asking for impressions before spending $4 is hardly unreasonable.
What's this? " - Promotional material for Bugbyte products and trusted business partners. - Links to external social networking sites intended for users over the age of 13. - Direct links to the Internet which may open the default web browser on the device."
It is because of this mentality that we get only cheap games which last for a day or a few hours rather than full fledged games at a higher price.
Just saw that as well. Those are some bizarre things to have in a premium game. Sounds fishy, but hopefully I'm wrong. The game looks interesting.
I'm legitimately surprised you guys are concerned about this. It simply means there could be a "More Games" section (or something similar) with links to other Bugbyte games and links to Twitter and whatnot. It's perfectly normal.
I agree with this 100%. The poster you were replying to was just plain rude. I've noticed a prevailing trend in the past few years - As we see increasing rumblings over f2p, the pendulum has swung too far in the other direction in some cases, where it's often suggested that indy devs that churn out any old poorly designed game and slap on a premium price are somehow God and can do no wrong. As someone that's sprung out what's probably hundreds of dollars on premium games on this platform in the last few years, I can say with confidence that I've been burned far far too many times to pick up almost any new title now without seeing detailed feedback for it first. I'll even go as far as saying that certain devs that frequent this forum, whom I won't name, are actually well aware of this and are milking the premium/retro/screw f2p sentiment for everything it's worth, knowingly putting out extremely sub-par games and spinning themselves as some kind of crusader against f2p and representing their games as something they are clearly not. Predictably , half the people in this forum and even some reviewers fall for this hook, line and sinker, when the emperor clearly has no clothes. I am not saying anything about this game in particular, I have not yet read the impressions in this thread. Just wanted to share my sentiment about this trend that's becoming all too prevalent.
There is a gameplay at YouTube, saw in the battles there are sound effects for missiles but lasers etc are mute? Kinda of quiet .. Really hope sound effects are not as bad as I thought Edit: gameplay in above post by redribbon
