HyperBees, which sort of impressed us a bit with its release of Android game Prism 3D last week, has updated its popular real-time strategy game Space STG.
The free version of Space STG has been around for a few months, and earned itself quite a lot of fans, but there’s now a new paid-for branch – offering… more. More stuff. Here’s what HyperBees says is new:
“The free version has been on Market for some time and has around 50k active users. The paid (GBP 1.49) version offers more levels, more types of space-ships, technologies and game time than the free one. The free version was an ADC2 finalist. Space STG was developed by InventiVenture and published by HyperBees”
So there you go. And now you know. Here’s what it looks like:
We won’t be troubling the RTS genre, it is not our thing. There’s a video of it in action up on HyperBees’ site if you are able to cope with the mental and time demands of the RTS. QR codes for it are through that link, too.
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