Epoch 2

Hello peoples. Today I'm reviewing another iOS game. Here it goes.

The game is called Epoch 2. I've previously reviewed the first game Epoch. I was browsing the App Store looking at the weekly featured games and was lucky enough to catch this sequel I knew nothing about. I play epoch 2 on my iPhone. Epoch is post apocalyptic warfare between robots. Supposedly the world ended because it's present day but there's lots of robots for bodyguards and even butlers. So suddenly the 2 biggest robot makers, Omega Tronics and Guardian started wearing on each other with the robots all over the planet and shooting down humans in the crossfire without caring. So you are a unique robot who reboots but you don't know how long you've been out. All you're memory files are there except one. You're mission is to find Princess Amelia. I'm guessing she is a princess somewhere in europe but it doesn't tell you. You are probably the only robot that still serves it's original purpose which apparently is to protect the princess.

So in Epoch you make your way across the city to the cryo tower which supposedly has the princess. In the end you find her in a cryo tube and she is able to communicate with you through a holograph machine linked to her mind. In Epoch 2 she orders you to explore the world around you trying to find out if their are any last traces of humans. One of the improvements Epoch 2 makes over it's predecessor is the abundance of different bosses to fight. In the first game there was only one boss at the need whereas this has a new one every couple levels. It also has the original enemies but also has new ones too. You can buy different guns like an machine gun, a laser gun, a grenade launcher, an acid gun, etc just like the first game but in my opinion the store is laid out much better, is more balanced and it also includes weapon types that are completely new. You can also buy many more grenades, missiles, and special powers compared to the first game.

So I hope you buy. It it's fast paced, you can doge behind barriers and target enemies. Bye!


- By Ashton