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TITAN ATTACKS ULTRATRON DROID ASSAULT REVENGE OF THE TITANS UPGRADE

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If you receive a booster, you will get a "1 new item in your inventory" alert. These packs contain three additional cards for the game, and may contain foils. Anyone who has collected all the trading card drops they can for a game and have used Steam in the last week may receive one of these booster packs. The trading card beta is no longer a beta - trading cards are now available to everyone!īooster packs: Booster packs are additional cards for games that will drop periodically. Penny Arcade's On the Rain-Slick Precipice of Darkness 4 July 11th, Part 2, Summer Sale Day 01 clicky Mars: War Logs ( yes, it's been announced twice, don't kill the messenger) Stellar Impact - we knew that already on July 11th, right ) eXeed 3rd – Jade Penetrate Black Package.Rise of the Triad (game not yet released).The King of Fighters XIII Steam Edition.Scribblenauts Unmasked: A DC Comics Adventure.Giana Sisters: Twisted Dreams - Rise of the Owlverlord.Magic 2014 - Duels of the Planeswalkers.Pacific Surfliner® LA - San Diego Route.

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Undocumented/Unannounced trading card games While you are at it, check out Revenge of the Titans, Titan Attacks!, and Droid Assault for more retro-inspired fun.Note: For a small FAQ and (possibly) upcoming trading card games, scroll down ) Official TC FAQ | Steam Store search for games with trading cards | Tatsur0's TC game list You can also find it on Puppy Games’ official website,. For the next few days the game will be $5 on Steam before going back up to its normal price of $10. I don’t really care about high scores, but I do enjoy Ultratron enough to keep coming back to it. There are around 40 levels and 4 bosses, and like many arcade classics it is designed to be played over and over again to try and get better high scores. It is a very simple game, but also extremely fun and pretty challenging. That’s more or less the game in a nutshell. You can tell that a lot of effort went into creating the visual design of Ultratron and everything else by the company. The pets even have hearts floating above their heads as they follow you around. The character designs are also quite adorable. Their titles have this 8-bit look to them, but the graphics are very clean and crisp with lots of bright neon lights and colors. The “neo-retro” graphics are very aesthetically pleasing. It can’t be stressed enough how damn charming everything made by Puppy Games is. Other upgrades give you interesting new weapon options in the form of plasma grenades or the ability to nullify a fatal hit by using one of your screen-clearing smart bombs. These pets have their own upgrades, like increasing their targeting speed, fire rate, range, and other aspects.

TITAN ATTACKS ULTRATRON DROID ASSAULT REVENGE OF THE TITANS UPGRADE

A major emphasis of the upgrade system is buying friendly drones that follow you around and automatically attack enemies. You have your typical stuff like buying extra health and upgrading the power of your gun, but other upgrades can be quite drastic. Like in many of their other games, the upgrade system is surprisingly pretty extensive. Dead enemies drop coins you can pick up that give you money, and between waves you have a chance to purchase various upgrades. Like the arcade classic that inspired it, Ultratron‘s core gameplay is very simple: You are in an arena and must survive waves of evil robots that spawn from the sides of the screen. With the exception of Revenge of the Titans, each offering by Puppy Games is essentially a spiritual successor to some classic game or another, and in Ultratron‘s case that game is Robotron. Their games are just so genuinely charming, featuring a unique mix of old school gameplay with an interesting graphics style I’ve often heard referred to as “neo-retro.”

I’ve been a fan of them since Titan Attacks! first made its way onto Steam a while back, and, with the recent Steam release of Ultratron, I now own all four of their titles. I must admit, I have a bit of a soft spot for Puppy Games and their work.