Selamlar,


1979 Invasion Earth, eski zamanlardan kalma klasik retro oyunlara dayanan bir çerez atıştırmalıktır.
1979 Invasion Earth'ün üç oyun modu var

Arcade Modu
Arcade Mode ile eski video oyunlarının yaşattığı duyguları yaşatmak hedeflenmiş.
Eğlenceli, heyecan verici ve bol rageli.
Üç hakkınız vardır, her yeni bölüm için bulunduğunuz bölümü temizlemeniz gerekir.

Skillshot Mode
Uzaylıların pes etmediği sizi zorlamayı hedefleyen mod.
Yeni bölüme geçmek için yeterli uzaylıyı katlet.
Eğer kulağınıza kolay geldiyse challenge yapmayı deneyin.

Hayatta kalma modu
Bu oyun modu sadece 1 can ve sayaç ile geliyor.
Her 30 saniyede bir uzaylılar spawn olur ve katletmezseniz çoğalır.
Ne kadar süre hayatta kalabilirsin?
Puan kazan ve zirveye oyna.


Yıl 1979 ve Dünya, yabancı işgalciler tarafından istila ediliyor.
Dünyayı kurtaracak mısın?


Retro grafikler..


Old school oyunlardan kalma biyuw biyuw ses efektleri, müzikleri..


İyi eğlenceler :)

"Space Invaders with a twist" is not an inherently bad idea as there are plenty of games out there which use this formula and manage to come across as a competently designed and fun to play game. 1979 Invasion Earth is not one of those games.

The game has a lot of things going for it such as decent music and some nice visuals, but when it comes down to things it's just too hard to play this game. The game itself isn't too difficult, it's just too bright, too colorful, and too flashy to see what the hell is going on at any given time. Sprites are very large, move fast, powerups are ridiculously huge, and everything has gigantic particle bloom explosions and/or flavor text that appears when you shoot it. All of these things serve to obscure the screen to the point where the game becomes unplayable due to enemy bullets hiding behind all of the flashiness. If this was an intended game mechanic, then the developers are crazy.

With a more conservative approach to the game's visuals this really could've been something. Instead it's just a nuclear mess.

Not much replayability but decent enough to kill some time. Decent enough graphics and sound, but missing something. Perhaps more guns and powerups or something. Not worth $5.50 imo. Fishfood

The biggest problem with this game is every time you shoot a ship or a ship shoots one of the "people" it results in a large distorted explosion. Repeated explosions make it difficult impossible to see if things are coming at you, particularly missiles that kill you. You can see examples of this in the screenshots. That's on top of the confusing blue background that is nearly the same color as your ship.

I think there was a reason old-school shooters kept the graphics simple with a black background. If the dev cleared up some of the color confusion and get rid of the distortion, it'd be a decent remake of old-school space invaders. Otherwise, it's hard to recommend, even when it's on sale for a decent price.

1979 Invasion Earth is a Space Invaders style arcade game with different game modes.

TL;DR at bottom

Gameplay:
Playing 1979 Invasion Earth, or even just looking at promotional material for the game, you will notice that it is extremely reminiscent of the classic game, Space Invaders. It doesn't necessarily hide this fact, as the developer states that the game is based off of classic games they used to enjoy. However, this game does make an attempt to create a unique experience instead of a blatant clone in an attempt to get some quick cash. There are 3 different game modes, as well as a 2 player mode. These game modes are Arcade, Skillshot, and Survival, all with slightly different goals.

The core mechanics of each game mode are the same throughout, but they offer different challenges and goals for the player to work towards. Arcade is the classic mode, where you try and destroy all of the enemies that are moving down your screen, progressing through levels that increase in difficulty. Skillshot is a mode where you have to destroy a certain amount of enemies out of a group of enemies that are presented in different ways. The goal is to get the highest level. Survival is simply how it sounds, survive for as long as you can.

There are many different enemies in addition to the traditional aliens who move down the screen in sync. There are also power-ups that you can shoot to upgrade your weapons, get extra points, or get more humans. The humans are another means of getting points, and there are several different bonuses in addition to that to help you rack up a higher score.

8/10

Graphics:
Things get a little bit hectic when playing on the later levels in Arcade or Survival mode. There are lots of enemies, explosions, lasers, and plenty of other things that fill up the screen and make things crazy. However, the game does a good job of not making the large amount of things on screen overwhelming, and it is still relatively easily to discern where and what things are. It does get a bit difficult to see the small rockets being shot at you, causing you to die accidentally, but it isn't a big deal. The visual effects are great and capture the feel of a retro arcade game well, while still maintaining a modern standard. The effects make the game feel much more exciting and it feels like you're doing a lot and that your actions make an impact on your enemies.

8/10

Music/Audio:
The game does not use original music, but the developer made a good selection of music that fits the style of the game. The menu music is fun and the music during gameplay makes the game a lot more exciting. It helps the game feel like there is more exciting action going on in the simple gameplay, and it makes it less boring to sit around and shoot at little alien guys who are slowly coming closer to you. Original music would have been nice, but at least the selection of music was adequate.

The sound effects for the game are very well implemented. Again, they are not original but the selections were very good and make the game a lot more fun and exciting. Explosions are nice to hear and there aren't many sound effects that repeat a lot and get annoying. All around, the sound design is pretty well done.

7/10

Conclusion:
Overall, 1979 Invasion Earth is a surprisingly fun game. It copies basic mechanics from a classic game, but it adds a unique enough twist to make the game more exciting and fun. The gameplay is quite enjoyable and there are a couple different game modes to keep you entertained for at least a little while. The graphics are pretty well done, and the music and audio choices are great for the aesthetic of the game. I suggest checking this game out if you want to have some quick fun or want to reminisce about your Space Invaders days while still having a fresh experience.


TL;DR
Pros:
+Unique twist on Space Invaders gameplay
+Colorful graphics
+Fun gameplay
+Cool retro music

Cons:
-Simple, little replayability
-Unoriginal basic idea (Space Invaders clone)

Check out my gameplay of 1979 Invasion Earth below to get a better idea of the game.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L7mEIDRsgi0

jUST A SIMPLY PLAYABLE FUN GAME TO ENJOY!😎👍

As bad and lackluster of a alien shooter game as I've ever played. The cool down on the ability to fire is probably my biggest complaint because in this type of a game, having to wait two or three seconds between shots makes the game feel sluggish and cheap.

Not only that, but this game just feels rushed without any passion to make it stand out or make it special.

2 out of 10. Do Not Recommend, even for the low price point.

It is a modern version of the classic game Space Invaders. Game type is the same extremely fun to waste time with the game. and Steam Leaderboards provide a competitive aspect to the game and makes it even more fun.

2 dollars US ppl are complaing about this game seriously get more happening in your lives. It's entertaining for anyone who just likes to play retro games for a short amount of time.

Space Invaders: UFO Peyote Fever Dreams Edition. The epitome of "whatever" on the positive side - if you like Space Invader clones, sure it's just fine. But what's shameful is it doesn't do anything that the Space Invaders Extreme series (which Square Enix screwed up in not bringing to PC) didn't do better.