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The action's a bit hard to see on a small-screened device (the player character and enemies are tiny), and the monster designs aren't the fanciest ever seen on a mobile platform. Some perks temporarily up the player's performance, while others directly damage the bad guys by incinerating them with a wheel of fire or otherwise clear the screen of scum.Ĭrimsonland is a ton of simple fun. Players may also stumble onto 'perks': single-use items that can be a life saver. Each gun has varying power as well as different rates of fire and clip sizes. Players begin with a piddly pistol that shoots slowly, but they can upgrade to a submachine gun, a futuristic ion rifle, and a good old-fashioned shotgun that sprays a wide cone of bullets (don't venture into a zombie apocalypse without one). Things get pretty frantic between the word 'Go' and the end of a level, but monsters drop weapons and power-ups that help victory come easier. When it's full, the invasion ends and the player moves on to the next wave of chaos. Levels start out calmly - monster here, a lizard-person there - but within seconds all hell breaks loose.Īs the player guns down the bad guys, their progress meter fills up. This twin-stick shooter has players painting the pavement red by the end of each stage. Kill 'em, kill 'em, kill 'em.Ĭrimsonland doesn't lie about its name. Crimsonland by 10tons gets to the very heart of what action games are about: mowing everything down in a hail of bullets.

Download the last version for iphoneCrimsonland