TouchArcade: It's easy to see why cover is so widely used in every modern game with a gun in it, but it doesn't excuse how boring the systems usually are. Epoch [$5.99] stands out because its cover mechanics are actually fun to play with. They smartly combine agility and athleticism to the standard pounding and popping, while also offering an alien uptempo pacing, courtesy of Uppercut Games's exploitative enemies.
SteamFirst: EPOCH…oh, EPOCH, I wanted so badly to like you. You looked like fun—robots, gun, carnage! It’s a formula that’s made hundreds of millions of dollars at the box office, but, unfortunately, EPOCH just fails as a game.
Matt Camp from TPG writes:
"EPOCH is packed with fluid action which has kept me coming back for more and includes an interesting story which doesn’t get in the way."
Chalgyr's Game Room writes:
There are certain games that go through several variations over time and sometimes these aren't as good as the original, but then sometimes they are even better. I never got the chance to play Epoch in it’s original version because my mobile device at the time could barely support my email at that point. Now, Epoch has been re-released to Steam and enables players to choose between a keyboard and mouse setup or to use the option to plug in a controller if that is your preference.
