Element - RTS 9+

This is one of the best games ever. Cute graphics, minimalistic design and gameplay style, neat backdrop (can’t really call it a storyline), easy to pick up and hard to put down. The only planets I couldn’t beat in one go were Carbon, Radium, and Xenon. Boy was Xenon a toughie. Took me about 15 tries. The game was around 3 hours long. To any devs reading this, is this game dead. Seeing as its been a year since an update or any reviews even, it seems likely. I would love to see a random world generator, custom world builder, multiplayer, alien races, a sequel, a prequel… ANYTHING.
Not a whole lot of replay ability, so I would just love pretty much any addition to the game. If any devs are out there, thanks a lot for this diamond in the rough.

So the first thing you look at when you see a game is the price. It could be free or costly but this game is amazing but still costly for a 14 level game. I honestly think the creator would have made way more money of off a 1.99 game instead of a whopping five bucks for a mobile game. Overall this is a great game to kill time and I just think they should make more levels. Tip: if you play the game and keep in losing on one level use your resource mines. Lastly check out smashy road 1 and 2 for a nice free time killing game to add to your playlist. Thank you!

Based on the reviews, I was excited to play this game but wow what a let down. The game is interesting for the first couple of planets, but then it’s just the same thing over and over. It’s too fast paced to actually develop a strategy. Because you’re playing against the system which is very fast and it’s not like it’s turn-based so you quickly have to make bases, mine resources, build defenses etc. before the system does, which it does very quickly. So your forced to randomly build defenses and mines as fast as possible which does not allow you to develop a strategy at all. I’m not saying the game is that difficult, it’s not, but it’s just not fun. So if you want my two cents that’s about how much this game is worth. Hopefully the developers use the three dollars it cost to develop a better game.