Aliens Need Burgers
$0.76About Aliens Need Burgers
Aliens Need Burgers!
"Like Ant Smasher, with aliens...ONLY BETTER!"
On a distant planet, gelatinous alien blobs happily feast away on their very favorite food: Hamburgers!
Tragically, the hamburger planning department at Blobbinting DC failed to calculate the correct formula for the rate of hamburger consumption, and alas their hamburger supply has run out.
The blobs have discovered that the planet Earth is too wealthy in hamburgers and hamburger supplies. All of that hamburger wealth must be liberated, by any means necessary, to hamburger starved planets. Namely, them!
The blobs use their social media sites Blobbook(tm) and Blitter(tm) to spread the word and organize a flash blobmob attack of planet Earth on Tuesday at 1:30pm (we will be wearing green).
Meanwhile, on the space defense station orbiting Earth, it is business as usual. Suddenly the UFO proximity alarm sounds! Shocked and caught off guard, the astronauts leap into action. One astronaut grabs the Interplanetary Space Station Defense Remote Control that operates the main station's laser defense system. Another astronaut races to the window to see what is going on! In the chaos and confusion they run smack into each other. The remote shoots from the astronaut's grasp and tumbles out of the space station window, plummeting to Earth.
Blissfully unaware of the impending attack above, you happily stroll through your neighborhood for a refreshing afternoon walk while enjoying a tasty hamburger. All of a sudden, a small handheld device rockets into the ground in front of you, seemingly out of nowhere. Curious as to what it is, you pick it up and examine it. On the screen you can see the satellite imagery of the Earth's space defense station and the army of alien crafts hurtling towards it. Immediately you realize that you and YOU ALONE can save the planet and all of its precious hamburger resources from the marauding space aliens. You must figure out how to use the Interplanetary Space Station Defense Remote Control to defend the Earth from total hamburger annihilation. GOOD LUCK!
"Like Ant Smasher, with aliens...ONLY BETTER!"
On a distant planet, gelatinous alien blobs happily feast away on their very favorite food: Hamburgers!
Tragically, the hamburger planning department at Blobbinting DC failed to calculate the correct formula for the rate of hamburger consumption, and alas their hamburger supply has run out.
The blobs have discovered that the planet Earth is too wealthy in hamburgers and hamburger supplies. All of that hamburger wealth must be liberated, by any means necessary, to hamburger starved planets. Namely, them!
The blobs use their social media sites Blobbook(tm) and Blitter(tm) to spread the word and organize a flash blobmob attack of planet Earth on Tuesday at 1:30pm (we will be wearing green).
Meanwhile, on the space defense station orbiting Earth, it is business as usual. Suddenly the UFO proximity alarm sounds! Shocked and caught off guard, the astronauts leap into action. One astronaut grabs the Interplanetary Space Station Defense Remote Control that operates the main station's laser defense system. Another astronaut races to the window to see what is going on! In the chaos and confusion they run smack into each other. The remote shoots from the astronaut's grasp and tumbles out of the space station window, plummeting to Earth.
Blissfully unaware of the impending attack above, you happily stroll through your neighborhood for a refreshing afternoon walk while enjoying a tasty hamburger. All of a sudden, a small handheld device rockets into the ground in front of you, seemingly out of nowhere. Curious as to what it is, you pick it up and examine it. On the screen you can see the satellite imagery of the Earth's space defense station and the army of alien crafts hurtling towards it. Immediately you realize that you and YOU ALONE can save the planet and all of its precious hamburger resources from the marauding space aliens. You must figure out how to use the Interplanetary Space Station Defense Remote Control to defend the Earth from total hamburger annihilation. GOOD LUCK!
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Paid
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Game History & Updates
What's Changed
Added new Alien patterns for more variety in waves.
Added new satellite power ups.
Added hidden bonus waves.
Much More challenging!
Added Movie explaining why aliens need burgers.
Fixed a few minor issues.
Added new Alien patterns for more variety in waves.
Added new satellite power ups.
Added hidden bonus waves.
Much More challenging!
Added Movie explaining why aliens need burgers.
Fixed a few minor issues.
Price update Price changed from $0.99 to $0.76.
More downloads Aliens Need Burgers reached 10 - 50 downloads
Version update Aliens Need Burgers was updated to version 1.0.2
Version update Aliens Need Burgers was updated to version 1.0.1
What are users saying about Aliens Need Burgers
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The game has elements of 80's classics like Galaga, Galaxian, Phoenix, etc., but with current graphics and music score. Very fun and addicting. Starts off pretty easy, but definitely ramps up to become pretty challenging. Well worth $.99.
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by J####:
by J####:
Like Ant Smasher, with aliens...ONLY BETTER!
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Great space invaders style game. Simple and easy to learn but hard enough to keep you playing and wanting more.
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by H####:
This game reminds me of Missile Command, a Midway arcade game I played as a teen. That's a good thing. Of course the graphics are much better, and touch controls make it easier and more fun. It's the best 99 cents I've spent on Google Play.
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by X####:
by X####:
The game has elements of 80's classics like Galaga, Galaxian, Phoenix, etc., but with current graphics and music score. Very fun and addicting. Starts off pretty easy, but definitely ramps up to become pretty challenging. Well worth $.99.
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by U####:
by U####:
Like Ant Smasher, with aliens...ONLY BETTER!
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by K####:
Great space invaders style game. Simple and easy to learn but hard enough to keep you playing and wanting more.
by Q####:
This game reminds me of Missile Command, a Midway arcade game I played as a teen. That's a good thing. Of course the graphics are much better, and touch controls make it easier and more fun. It's the best 99 cents I've spent on Google Play.