Blast Em!

Blast Em! isn't a particularly good game, nor is it as bad as some of these reviews make it out to be. There is bascially no depth to this game at all, and everything is ultra repetitive between playthroughs. This game reminds me those super retro arcade games, but made in the 21st century. As for the gameplay, it is simple enough to understand and get used to. I tried for some time to get some more acheivements, but some of them are just too hard or long to get. Although securing the 100 seconds with a coin would truly be nightmarishly challenging and hard to accomplish. Although the game lacks depth, it is still fun for some time. If they added a rogue like element that allowed you to upgrade your ship between playthroughs, I would have found that much more interesting. Additionally, it is annoying how you lose so many points when you collect power ups that only last for a certain amount of time. Overall, I wish there was a neutral button for steam, but unfortantely there is not. So based off of my experience with this game, I will leave a negative review just because the game lacks depth. Rating: 5.1/10 Recommend Price: $0.29 or below

It's Shovelware you find on page 6 on the mobile app store. But somehow it's on Steam and it's not free. In fact it's now supposed to be worth 85€ when it was already overpriced at the ~2,50€ (IIRC) I paid back then. Absolutely disgusting!

YOU CANNOT UNLOCK THE ACHIEVEMENTS FOR THIS GAME. I guess the game is ok but it's repetitive and gets old pretty quick. Definitly not worth 3.99 when it's just barely a mobile game. I would probably play it more if I was able to go for the achievements to add some kind of progression to the game but the developer removed the achievement tracking from the game to be safe when the UK data laws rolled out and has not made any attempts that i've seen in the community board to fix this. So even though this game says it has achievements you cannot actually unlock any of them.

A very good game with a big BUT. As it is this is a game you play for score and achievements. BUT (<- there it is) sadly not all achievements are working correctly ... so is not much sense in playing it apart from setting new scores and stick to those that are working ... The game itself is as plain as plain can be. You control your ship with the mouse, shooting is done automatically and you die in one hit. Now go for it as long as you can. That's all there really is. Apart from setting scores and collecting achievements naturally. The main key of the game lays in the music. It's very v-e-r-y V-E-R-Y good and pumping. Something you would expect more from a late 90's early 2000's highend Amiga Demoscene producion than from within a game. Combined with the overall graphics style, especially in the background makes me actually wonder from whom actually this originates from. As it seems sadly you no longer can buy this game from within Steam. So be happy if you already got it and give it a try, because it's still totally addictive besides all it's flaws. In fact I often see me starting the game just to be able to listen to it's great soundtrack.

As my mexican neighbour would say "Thees game ees sheet" And now they want $139 for it??? FOR FU@^KING REAL? REALLY??

Don't even know why this is in my Steam library, it struggles to be a bad mobile game.

Why is there bad reviews? You can literally see the whole game in the trailer. Its two yank bucks, its moderately fun, but sadly no longer on steam. (you can buy it on g2a tho)