Rock Rats Hack 1.2.0 + Redeem Codes
Asteroid space shooter
Developer: David Long
Category: Games
Price: Free
Version: 1.2.0
ID: org.davidlong.Asteroids
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Description
Blast waves of asteroids and battle hordes of UFOs in this modern take on an arcade classic.
“See the stars like never before,” said the job description. “Join an elite group. Learn advanced piloting skills. Generous pay.” What it didn't say was “Dodge incoming laser fire from hostile UFOs.” Life in the asteroid belt does have attractions. The thrill of flying a tricky path through fields of debris, the camaraderie of fellow pilots, the beauty and solitude found among the unchanging stars. And the pay is indeed generous. But it also has dangers, and plenty of them. I've made a career out here, but do you have what it takes to join us and become one of the Rock Rats?
• Blast your way through endless swarms of asteroids
• Battle UFOs whose intent is less-than-friendly
• Situation hopeless? Cross your fingers and jump to hyperspace!
Featuring
• Game Center leaderboards: can you reach the top?
• 50 Game Center achievements: earn them all
• Over 20 hidden achievements: an Easter egg hunter's paradise
• Game controller support
• No ads, no in-app purchases, no need to deposit quarters: just nonstop action
Learning about app programming and starting to make your own games? The full source code for Rock Rats is available on GitHub! It's extensively documented and can serve as an example of a modern game based on Swift and SpriteKit.
“See the stars like never before,” said the job description. “Join an elite group. Learn advanced piloting skills. Generous pay.” What it didn't say was “Dodge incoming laser fire from hostile UFOs.” Life in the asteroid belt does have attractions. The thrill of flying a tricky path through fields of debris, the camaraderie of fellow pilots, the beauty and solitude found among the unchanging stars. And the pay is indeed generous. But it also has dangers, and plenty of them. I've made a career out here, but do you have what it takes to join us and become one of the Rock Rats?
• Blast your way through endless swarms of asteroids
• Battle UFOs whose intent is less-than-friendly
• Situation hopeless? Cross your fingers and jump to hyperspace!
Featuring
• Game Center leaderboards: can you reach the top?
• 50 Game Center achievements: earn them all
• Over 20 hidden achievements: an Easter egg hunter's paradise
• Game controller support
• No ads, no in-app purchases, no need to deposit quarters: just nonstop action
Learning about app programming and starting to make your own games? The full source code for Rock Rats is available on GitHub! It's extensively documented and can serve as an example of a modern game based on Swift and SpriteKit.
Version history
1.2.0
2022-11-15
What's new?
• Selectable starting wave: skip over waves that you've cleared before, for an immediate asteroid frenzy! Clearing the starting wave earns a bonus similar to the score you would get from playing through the skipped waves, so scores are comparable.
• Standardized game controller support: you can customize controls in the iOS settings, and make screen captures, recordings, or highlight clips with the controller's share button.
• Haptic support, either directly on an iPhone or through an attached game controller
• New daily and weekly recurring leaderboards
• Three new achievements, for a total of 50
• Playing area aspect ratio is limited to at most 3:2, so game scores are more comparable between iPad and iPhone
• Updates for compatibility with iOS 15+
• Selectable starting wave: skip over waves that you've cleared before, for an immediate asteroid frenzy! Clearing the starting wave earns a bonus similar to the score you would get from playing through the skipped waves, so scores are comparable.
• Standardized game controller support: you can customize controls in the iOS settings, and make screen captures, recordings, or highlight clips with the controller's share button.
• Haptic support, either directly on an iPhone or through an attached game controller
• New daily and weekly recurring leaderboards
• Three new achievements, for a total of 50
• Playing area aspect ratio is limited to at most 3:2, so game scores are more comparable between iPad and iPhone
• Updates for compatibility with iOS 15+
1.1.0
2020-02-15
Rock Rats now supports wireless game controllers!
Prefer to do your rock-blasting with a full view of the screen? Pair your device with a wireless game controller. In addition to the popular Xbox One and PS4 controllers, any Bluetooth-enabled MFi controller should work.
You have a choice of two control setups. The default scheme uses the left thumb stick or dpad for flying, but if you prefer to have forward and reverse thrust mapped to the A/B buttons, there's an option on the settings screen for that.
Visit https://rockrats.davidlong.org for a full description of all controls.
Prefer to do your rock-blasting with a full view of the screen? Pair your device with a wireless game controller. In addition to the popular Xbox One and PS4 controllers, any Bluetooth-enabled MFi controller should work.
You have a choice of two control setups. The default scheme uses the left thumb stick or dpad for flying, but if you prefer to have forward and reverse thrust mapped to the A/B buttons, there's an option on the settings screen for that.
Visit https://rockrats.davidlong.org for a full description of all controls.
1.0.1
2020-01-24
Game Center functionality wasn't enabled during initial app submission. Oops :-)
1.0.0
2020-01-24
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Ratings
5 out of 5
5 Ratings
Reviews
bg2b,
Cool game
I like the saucer AI. The controls take some getting used to but are fairly intuitive after a few games. Maybe the hidden controls should be the default since I think the visible touch indicators are a little distracting, though they’re good in the tutorial.
