Defend your cities from an assault of missiles, planes, tanks, and more! Play solo or with a friend in co-op in this modern reimagining of the arcade classic.
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Every price cut of more than 20% we have observed, in each market that quoted one, with this game's chart position on either side of it. These are episodes, not a model: a sale is one event, and one event cannot tell you what the next one will do.
Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 0/day in the week to Aug 22 → 0.14/day in the week after.
For scale, across Steam · Top Sellers · Brazil over the last 30 days: the 25 chart moves that followed a price cut of more than 20% went a median of 10 places towards #1, and the 2,413 moves with no price cut behind them went 2 away. One store, one chart, one country — it is the only place we have enough observations to say even that.
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| Store | Price | Audience | Score | Chart | Est. revenue |
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SteamYou are here | $9.99 | 56reviews | 89% | — | $12.1K |
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WARNING! This is NOT the 2020 Nickervision Missile Command:Recarged. As a longtime fan of Missile Command, I've played many many many iterations of the game. From all the way back in 1980 to the original arcade and ATARI 2600 versions, to various ports on Nintendo, to the resurrection of the original arcade variant via MAME and Microsoft:Arcade, to the 2020 Nickervision/ATARI "Recharged" version. Some of these have been better than others. This is not one of the better imaginations of this game. This version has virtually none of the visual style or feel of the original. It's more like... "Bullet Command" with Dr. Strange's weird ring portals for explosions. Gameplay-wise, I just couldn't get into it. To be honest, from what I remember, the 2020 Nickervision version was better. It had better music, effects, gameplay, etc. No idea why ATARI did away with the 2020 version but this is definitely not an upgrade.
Not only isn't this the first time the Missile Command formula has been updated (like 1995's "Missile Command 3D" on Jaguar, and 1999's "Missile Command" on Windows/PS1), this isn't even the first Missile Command Recharged game. The first Missile Command Recharged came out in 2020, and as the developer explains it (if I remember correctly) that was more of a quick trial balloon sort of effort before there was a full commitment to an Atari recharged series. So this 2022 offering differs from that now delisted 2020 game in that the graphics in general are a little fancier and this one has graphical backgrounds, which kind of emulate the look on the original Missile Command screen. This game also has a mission mode along with the arcade mode in which you need to pass 36 different scenarios of varying difficulty. Some of them just have the fast missiles in them, some are filled with different ship types, and so on. It gets tough. And plays much better with a mouse. Leaderboards, achievements, lots of modes -- a nice reiteration of a classic and well worth the $5 it often goes on sale for. 8/10
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1 mario party quality minigame its fun but for a short amount of time don't think its worth 10$ + local co-op endless clicking at max speed to stay alive is giving me carpel tunnel i think its safe to say i will never play this game again almost nothing here
Like many others interested in this title, I came with a sense of nostalgia for vintage gaming. Unfortunately, this version of Missile Command doesn’t closely capture the spirit of the original 80s classic. The gameplay feels repetitive and lacks depth, which makes it easy to lose interest. While it’s not a particularly expensive game, the value isn’t the main issue here—fans expect more from Atari, and this title falls short of delivering that nostalgic experience.
Really fun little game for a few hours play. Final boss is quite challenging. Good achievements. Very well programmed remake of Missile Command
Missile Command: Recharged, developed by Adamvision Studios, SneakyBox, and Atari is a great example of how to revisit a class arcade game, and honestly this is the second revisit in about 2 years, and in my opinion the developer(s) were able to capture the essence that made Missile Command one of the top arcade games back in the day. I really like how the progresses on the game, I particularly like the updated graphics and the use of take-ways from the 2020 version of the remake. All in call one that I have in my arcade cabinet for a reason, I will always come back and play games that give me the feeling I felt back in the day.
Fun, and cleanly designed. It'd be nice if there were different ambiance modes for both art style and sound: arcade-like, Atari 2600-like, etc. This has an action vibe, and doesn't capture the melancholy feel of the original(s). A little fan service the the old people in the room would go a long way.
[h2]It's time to recharge those missiles! Err no that's not right...[/h2] I don't recall playing the original Missile Command, so I'm not going to compare the two. Missile Command Recharged is a fun 2D shooter where timing is everything. I know most games have timing elements, especially the Recharged series, but this one is almost entirely about timing. If that's not your thing, it may not be for you. The chaos forces you to think and react as quickly as possible. Once you get the hang of the timing, it starts to feel like second nature. Is it fun? Yes. But like several of the other Recharged games, the gameplay can start to get old quick. It took me roughly 10 hours to 100% the game, and I'd be lying if I said I wasn't getting tired of it halfway through. It's still worth picking up in a sale. I've played through most, if not all, of Atari's Recharged series. If you're curious what I thought of the rest, you can find them on my curator page or in the full Recharged list below. [h2]7/10[/h2] [h3][url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45905648-Gork%2527s-Game-Grind/list/173782]My Recharged Series Reviews[/url][/h3] [h3][url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45905648-Gork%2527s-Game-Grind/]Check out my curated list of games[/url][/h3]
This game hardly pays homage to the original Missile Command game. It would have been nice if the developers had included the original considering the cost. It's really not worth it imho. If you really want to feel the nostalgia of the original game, a much better alternative is Utopia Must Fall. That game is leagues better than this trash.
So, the new version has now come out. Was it worth it? Hmmm... maybe? If you don't have the original Recharge version, then this is the obvious choice, especially as the original isn't available any more. If you do have the original, then it probably isn't worth paying for another version - this just seems to be a money grab really, when the previous version could have just been updated. This version does have extras (as it should) - new ground and air based enemies;, graphics are more cartoonish now and it is much, much harder. Overall, it may be worth getting if you don't have the original, but only in a sale. It is fun though, and has new cooperative and mission modes
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