Mineblast!! Gionathan Pesaresi Genres: Games Adventure Action GAME CENTER ENABLED Free Minimum iOS Version: iOS 8.1 Download Size: 43.9MB Mineblast!! Gionathan Pesaresi Explore a dangerous mine and blast your way out using TNTs. Mineblast!! is a platformer destruction game with fully des… Free Buy Now Watch Media DetailsExplore a dangerous mine and blast your way out using TNTs. Mineblast!! is a platformer destruction game with fully destructible environments. Blast walls to open your way, blast soil and crates to find precious gems, blast wooden platforms to use them as a bridge, there is no limit to your creativity. Features: • Fully destructible environments and physics. • Quality pixel art graphics and chiptune music. • Lots of hidden secrets and levels. • Super Cat Tales characters. • Hours and hours of fun! Information Seller:Gionathan Pesaresi Genre:Action, Adventure Release:Jan 15, 2020 Updated:Nov 01, 2022 Version:1.2.5 Size:27.3 MB TouchArcade Rating:Unrated User Rating:Unrated Your Rating:unrated Compatibility:HD Universal Repulsa Well-Known Member Jul 3, 2015 1,584 81 48 #2 Repulsa, Jan 18, 2020 How do you remove ads? macplash Well-Known Member Apr 17, 2014 2,645 1,103 113 Male 3D artist Munich, Germany #3 macplash, Jan 18, 2020 I’ve been looking forward to this game since its announcement trailer, but I’m fairly disappointed with it since I had an opportunity to try it myself. There’s no way to remove ads despite the IAP is being listed on the App Store as available. Physics might be okay-ish, but it’s really easy to run off of dynamite without a notice or get stuck basically everywhere. The only way is to restart level. But the worst is the performance. The game feels sluggish on iPad 7th gen 2019 despite its pixel art visuals. However cute it looks, it’s far from enjoyable. It’s a standard for games to run buttery smooth at 60fps these days, so I suspect a lack of optimization on the developer’s side. I’m glad the IAP is missing in-game, because I usually buy these right away with highly anticipated games but in this case I would’ve been so disappointed. I hope the game will get an update eventually, but until then I’m not keeping it on my device. And since it’s pretty uncertain, I might easily miss it. It’s a shame it turned out this way. I really was looking forward to it. Royce Well-Known Member Mar 22, 2011 4,240 180 63 #4 Royce, Jan 18, 2020 It asks if you want to remove ads at some point. It’s kind of crazy that’s it’s not in any menu anywhere though. Looks like if you say no, there’s no way to make the purchase. metalcasket Moderator Staff Member Patreon Silver Patreon Gold Patreon Bronze May 24, 2010 11,065 1,342 113 Deepest Circle, Hel #5 metalcasket, Jan 18, 2020 Yeah, as Royce said, there's definitely a prompt that pops up at some point, but I wholeheartedly agree with you about the performance. It feels exactly like that cutesy Crescent Moon platformer that came out recently. We've been spoiled with how amazingly games like Pascal's Wager run that it's completely immersion-breaking when something feels this sluggish. EDIT: The game I'm thinking about was a Kirby-like or something. I couldn't tell you more without looking it up because I immediately deleted it despite having pre-ordered it for a while. :/ EDIT 2: Whipseey (You must log in or sign up to post here.) Show Ignored Content 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
I’ve been looking forward to this game since its announcement trailer, but I’m fairly disappointed with it since I had an opportunity to try it myself. There’s no way to remove ads despite the IAP is being listed on the App Store as available. Physics might be okay-ish, but it’s really easy to run off of dynamite without a notice or get stuck basically everywhere. The only way is to restart level. But the worst is the performance. The game feels sluggish on iPad 7th gen 2019 despite its pixel art visuals. However cute it looks, it’s far from enjoyable. It’s a standard for games to run buttery smooth at 60fps these days, so I suspect a lack of optimization on the developer’s side. I’m glad the IAP is missing in-game, because I usually buy these right away with highly anticipated games but in this case I would’ve been so disappointed. I hope the game will get an update eventually, but until then I’m not keeping it on my device. And since it’s pretty uncertain, I might easily miss it. It’s a shame it turned out this way. I really was looking forward to it.
It asks if you want to remove ads at some point. It’s kind of crazy that’s it’s not in any menu anywhere though. Looks like if you say no, there’s no way to make the purchase.
Yeah, as Royce said, there's definitely a prompt that pops up at some point, but I wholeheartedly agree with you about the performance. It feels exactly like that cutesy Crescent Moon platformer that came out recently. We've been spoiled with how amazingly games like Pascal's Wager run that it's completely immersion-breaking when something feels this sluggish. EDIT: The game I'm thinking about was a Kirby-like or something. I couldn't tell you more without looking it up because I immediately deleted it despite having pre-ordered it for a while. :/ EDIT 2: Whipseey
