Night Killer

Mechanically, the game is amazing. I'd give it 5 stars, but the 90th level is designed such that it is impossible to beat. You have to navigate onto teleportation pads, but once you step on one, you're tossed onto another, and back again without having made any progress. Edit: I updated the app on 18 November 2019. Since then, theme has changed significantly, and for the better. The style of the game (aesthetically) has changed slightly, but I like where it's heading.

What I loved about this game is there is not many advertisements coming out when you playing the game. This is not one of those stupid games after every level you should watch 15s advertising. That's perfect. Just one think about it when you come to level 300 there is no more level and there is no end every time you pass the level it repeats it self but I am sure many more levels will be added on.

This is my third time redoing my review, and for good reason. After updating to 0.4.6, it has fixed my past critiques, the main one being your health regenerates over time; it didn't reset when you lost an onslaught. However, this update changed that which made the game much more enjoyable. Now, health is fully replenished after every onslaught so you don't have to wait for your health to regenerate; this makes the game challenging but actually playable. Previously, I gave this app 2 stars, then 3 stars when they tried to help (but didn't fix the problem), and now I give them 5 stars due to their actual care for their users and their experience. A lot of mobile games are cash grabs and I called this game a cash grab, but after seeing the developers actually change it and listen to their consumers I take that back. Amazing developers, thank you. Now, a few words about the game, if you have played Archero this game is a bit like that, however, with different mechanics: instead of throwing something like in Archero, you take cover from obstacles and attack your enemies (all enemies seem to be one shot). However, this game to me is better balanced than Archero, in Archero it takes a lot of time to level up. I am fine with this, but it was disproportional, it seemed like you would get no where. In this game, if you do well in your onslaughts it seems you are fairly rewarded (however, keep in mind I'm only 90 levels in). Now if you are not familiar with Archero: this game (Night Killer) is an onslaught-esque game, meaning you go through different levels and you kill enemies until you die, after each certain amount of levels (not sure how they calculate this) you are able to get a power-up which aids you in the rest of the onslaught. Your health persists through the onslaught meaning after one level of completion your health stays until you die. The game has very simple mechanics and is a good time passer.