Gosar. Episode One

I don't see a difference between this and Last Line Of Defense except LLoD has 2 control options - joypad or accelerometer WITH calibration. LLoD also plays a lot better to me.

Vivid graphics! Awesome sounds! Interesting gameplay!<br/>Get it!

This is definitely one to spend time mastering. The accelerometer works great on my iPad and the graphics and sounds are sweet!<br/>The whole experience is very fluid with lots of choices for the player, dropping mines, collecting crystals, firing at enemies and avoiding enemy fire.<br/>This definitely rewards you for spending more time as player skills really come into play here.<br/>Well thought out gameplay and definitely addicting. Time to get back to it so I can Level Up!

It's fun. I am trying to love it, and feel close, but there is no calibration. It's set to start with the iPad flat on a table. I want to sit back and play, but it's not possible. Who releases a &quot;tilt&quot; based game without calibration? That's just stupid. <br/>But I really like the game at it's core, if it just weren't so painful to play.

I was surprised by this application, but I enjoyed it QUITE a bit.<br/><br/>As the other reviewer stated, I also had problems with my ship spawning. It took a few restarts and I was good to go. Needless to say, I was trying to figure out what was going on, if I was controlling the evil starfish or what! <br/><br/>That said, once I got my ship back, I ended up having a blast of a time. The visual quality is fantastic and there is next to no slow-down. If you like this type of game, check it out!

I would love to play the game if it stayed open long enough without crashing...

This game reminds me a lot of Crystal Quest and Robotron all rolled into one! The graphics are beautiful and the gameplay is tight and polished. It plays really fluidly on my iPad. Highly, highly recommended!!!!!!!!!!!

Looking forward to see updates