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ALSB
The components, art direction are great and this dexterity game retails at a very reasonable price. The rules are a few pages, easy to learn and the game can be enjoyed by casual players, families and children. Be warned, stopping the invasion is not as easy as it looks. [Cards sleeved; Solo play]
chaddyboy_2000
A decently fun dexterity game that has a little more game to it than most other dexterity games. Each turn, you got to flick some discs at an onslaught of enemy ships, represented by cards. Some of the ships have special abilities, and they have different movement and attack abilities, so you'll have to do some strategizing about which ships are a priority to kill (which you do by landing your disc on the ship card), and which you can let slide. The ships you don't kill advance toward your city, doing damage to it if you let them get too close. If that happens enough times, you lose. You win by blowing up all the ships, and also blowing up a giant mothership, which is a box you have to flick your disc into at a fair distance. The thing I like about the game is also the thing I didn't really like, in that there's more game here than the standard dexterity game. One one hand, that's kind of cool to have a dexterity game that also has some gamery strategy, but on the other hand, some things felt weird due to the gaminess. For example, the game gives you more ships to flick the closer you are to losing. This resulted in odd decisions of intentionally letting some ships damage us just so the game would give us more reinforcements, which felt anti-thematic. Overall, I like it OK, and it's certainly unique among dexterity games, but it wasn't a big stand out either. It does have the best cover artwork I've ever seen though.
BlueChromisA2
Fun light game to learn with a cool mechanic as the main aspect of the game. Unfortunately we suck at flipping the ships accurately and noticed you can often go from near full health to game over in one round of poorly flipped ships. It'd be nice if there was a mechanic to make sure you got reinforcements for at least a turn or two and didn't instantly lose.