Stormshot: Skull Isle Odyssey

FunPlus International AG

In-app purchases

About this game

Rise to the calling of lost treasures!
Beneath your feet lies the lost Treasure Island filled with danger and mysteries. To survive this unforgiving world, you must wield your greatest weapons: your unmatched wit, flawless aiming and absolute focus to fend off whatever evil may come!

Game Features
◆ Never the same levels
300 challenging levels await you, use your wisdom and find the fastest way to solve every puzzle. Here’s some free advice: being a top challenger requires more than making the right choice, it is being able to plan ahead, capture the right timing and most importantly, precise execution.
◆ Explore the mists and experience various strategic gameplay.
The Treasure Island is covered with mist, use your adventure instinct to find the lost treasures, defeat mysterious ghosts and the terrifying Sea Monster!
◆ Collect treasures to renovate ancient relics and decrypt the mysteries even words can’t describe.
◆ Reinforce your Stronghold and forge a strong alliance with others on the Treasure Isle, they will be your biggest support through the challenges and the best treasure you’ll ever find on this journey!

Ratings and reviews

They give you a lot of the shooting game play in the beginning, but it's mostly a city builder with some shooting in between chapters. There's a surprising amount of background for the heroes you collect, a little bit of interconnected story you could miss if you didn't look for it. Sadly, the main quest fell off a cliff when it turned to alliance-based goals, and the shooting game was locked behind finishing the chapter. Waiting for days to complete building was not engaging.

The good: a portion of the game is as advertised. The shooting levels are fun and challenging. The bad: however, I was quickly blindsided by yet another cookie cutter settlement building game, which makes up the lion's share of gameplay. The ugly: let's not talk about the little dance the captain does when you win a shooting level. The verdict: not terrible overall, but if I wanted to play a settlement building game I would have downloaded one. If the whole game was like the ad, it'd be better.

Did i get sucked in by a shooter game ad? YES! Was it a false ad? NO! The shooter game is Part of the game but not the whole game. It is much like GoG with a different storyline, and many side quests, for the first dozen and a half levels. I liked it at first. Downside is it takes forever to upgrade higher levels, new items you have to purchase drop regularly to make you more powerful, then those items are removed during the next update. They care about taking your money. Nothing more.

What's new

- Other display and gaming experience optimizations.