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2017PEGI 3PC, PlayStation, Nintendo Switch, Steam Deck verified−40 % 12.79 € 7.67 €

You pilot a nimble fighter through jewel-colored alien worlds, blasting swarms of crystal enemies with dashes and combo chains. Its appeal is the fast, rhythmic shoot-'em-up flow, where precise timing and evasion keep you in control.

  • Shooting and gunplay
  • Boss fights as highlights
  • Strong soundtrack
  • Sci-fi setting
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Space Invaders Extreme

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2008PEGI 3PC, PlayStation, Xbox, Steam Deck verified86 % positive19.50 €

Brings what grabs you about Graceful Explosion Machine: a strong soundtrack, good gunplay and a sci-fi setting.

A modern arcade shooter that revamps the classic Space Invaders formula with bonus stages, combo chains and power-ups. Gameplay and music blend into a flashy, pulsing electronic presentation.

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