Cyberlords - Arcology

HandyGames

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About this game

The citizens of the Asgard Arcology are terrorized by corporate security forces.
Lead the Resistance and save the world from total surveillance!

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Features:
- Science fiction RPG
- Real-time combat with 4 team members
- Tactics mode: pause the action at any time
- 4 levels of difficulty
- Improve your skills with biomechanical augmentations
- Over 20 different weapons including blades, guns, grenades and mines
- Specialise your team members in stealth, combat or hacking skills
- Many achievements to hunt
- Simulated persistent world

It's the year 2173. The power of government is in decline and the world is controlled by gigantic megacorporations. People may have no political power, but they still have control over their own bodies. Powerful NanoGear implants grant superhuman abilities and transform bodies into deadly weapons. Lead your four-man team of augmented cyber-warriors on dangerous infiltration missions. Hack into camera systems and computer terminals, take over security robots and lure enemies into ambushes with mines and sentry guns. Stealth, clever tactics or brute force - the choice is yours, and remember: the future lies in your hands!

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Ratings and reviews

Good game, but riddled with the worst UI I have seen in the hundreds of Android games I have played, and 38 years of gaming experience on PC and predecessors. It is old though, from 2010. Game mechanics themselves are pretty simple, but even at the end of the 6 hours it took me to finish it, I still had trouble remembering how to get to certain things. It's just so completely counter-intuitive to me. It's also very easy, so after you get geared up, you can just steamroll through the later half.

Played well for 5 or 10 minutes, then crashed the phone. Forced reboot that presented a 'Retry or Factory Data Reset' option on trying to boot. (Had never happened prior to playing this game.) From the brief play of it, the game looked good. Acceptable graphics, solid storyline, good mechanics. Playing on a low-end phone, which may be the issue.

Got on play pass, but it's just missing too much. There's a shell of a tactics system, but no reason to use it. You don't really control anything in the end, so youll probably hinge on the story to keep you going. For me I just couldn't overlook the wasted potential for a deep tactical shooter

What's new

Fixed some resolution problems
Added Google Pass support