Shield Attack

★★★★★ Pure Awesomeness This is the best game I have ever played.. wow.. I didn't even know this was on the market.. works really well.. a little more tweaking to the sensitivity and that's it.. I dunno how this thing works almost flawlessly. The very nature of game play is amazing.. and its free.. awesome job guys..

★★★★★ great idea this is fun when it works. but if the connection breaks, there is no way to quickly reconnect and the game wont pause

★★★★★ Interesting This is a great app.. works Great on my galaxy s 3... one complaint is that its not supported on GTV.. a game like this could really be great if it was on a google tv device.. hopefully it will be..

★★☆☆☆ I can't give a good rating to a game I can't play. This game requires Adobe AIR on your Android device. This is obnoxious, but 8 megabytes of my data plan later, I can forgive it. Then, I start it up on my browser, and am immediately presented with "Install Unity or screw off" (OK, so those last three words were implied). Now, as a Linux user, I'm left with the screw off option. Linux support has long been the #1 requested update to Unity, but historically Unity's developers have never said anything more encouraging than "That would be nice, but we don't feel like writing it." Now, is that unit9's fault? Of course not. But unit9 chose to make their game with a crap framework, and they have to accept the consequences of that decision. What _is_ unit9's fault is that they chose to release an Android application which interfaces with a *web browser* and still chose to throw Linux desktop support out. They write a Linux phone application, but choose to platform-bind the web browser client, which is supposed to be the platform agnostic element, to specifically carve out Linux support. That's not just a fail, that's straight up despicable. Next time, look into HTML5 and WebGL.

★★☆☆☆ No Connection Code Well I was looking forward to this game. Everything installed on desktop. But NO CONNECTION CODE on app. Tried all sorts. Still nothing.

★★☆☆☆ Calibration fail Calibration is skipped, so it is impossible to control. Galaxy Note ICS and Chrome in 64-bit W7.