Developed by Killer Bean Studios and powered by Unity, Enemy strike is a first person shooter game. The game descriptions are as follows: “A brutal alien invasion has destroyed much of Earth’s human population. You are defending one of the last remaining cities. Grab your gun and prepare for epic warfare and furious FPS action! Show no mercy to the alien army, and take back your planet! ”
Enemy Strike is a forgettable game with some serious faults.
Chris Buffa (Modojo): Aliens invaded Earth and you are the last line of defense in Enemy Strike, Killer Bean Studios' free-to-play iOS and Android shooter with 250 missions. Although its objectives are easy to digest (defend this position, kill those snipers), the action gets crazier in later stages, so to keep you alive, we have this Enemy Strike cheats and tips guide. Soldier on.
Chris Buffa (Modojo): Most smartphone and tablet first-person games wrestle with virtual analog sticks that fail to capture the pinpoint precision found on console and PC. With this in mind, Killer Bean Studios ditched the left stick entirely with Enemy Strike, a cover based iOS and Android title that is more or less a shooting gallery, with enemy soldiers entering from deliberate points on the screen and players mowing them down with 15 different weapons. The fact that it's simplistic means users can quickly learn the controls and get their fix for minutes or hours a day. This simplicity also works against Enemy Strike, largely because it relies on the same old concept throughout its 250 missions.
