Baden of WolfsGamingBlog writes: "You might not know this, though the large letters proclaiming it be high definition might have clued you, but Choplifter HD is actually a reboot of the famous arcade game of the same from the ’80s. Well, to be more exact it’s a reboot of the 1982 version, but is was the arcade version that most people will likely remember. There’s actually no real reason for me to tell you this little fact because it doesn’t affect the review in any way, but at least now you’ve got a little more knowledge of gaming history than when you started. That and this is likely to be a very short review, because like it predecessor, Choplifter HD is a very simple game that doesn’t actually have that much to talk about. So let’s do this."
Carl Williams writes, "Classic titles are classics for a reason. They are usually not convoluted like current titles are. Controls are simpler, the game in general is often more direct and they are easily picked up and played. Choplifter is one such classic that was released at the right time in gaming. The idea is pretty simple, and …"
Triverse writes, "Since Google has yet to implement an option for publishers to offer their apps and games for free on a limited time basis. This is possibly going to change since they are allowing magazine publishers to do just that. Though it is not in place for anything outside of their “newstand” we feel it is warranted to start a sales post each week for games on Google Play that you can grab. These are limited time sales and we do not know how long the sale will last so grab them while you can."
Games are discounted for one week on iTunes, Steam, Mac App Store, Android digital stores and more starting October 15th
If it wasnt for the painful sound, how hard is it to get a mini gun sound, and maybe some ground impacts, and i dont see why the analog stick cant be used for firing the weapon, and the rockets with a press of the analog stick, it might not be half bad game
maybe a sale