Critical Mass v1.1.1

Sean O'Connor

About this app

Developer Description

Command your squadron of spaceships on daring missions

Critical Mass is a game set in the future, where you are the commander of a squadron of spaceships. You will be sent on one of 46 different types of mission, ranging from protecting a convoy, to attacking an enemy starbase, to defending Earth.

You fight enemy spaceships using six different types of missiles which home in on the nearest target, so you have to be careful not to destroy your own friends. Defend yourself with forcefields, or cloak to go invisible, and hyperspace out of there if things aren't looking good.

The game is turn based, but with missiles homing in on your tail, enemy ships weaving to get out of your line of sight and sirens screaming warnings at you it can get pretty frantic!

After the mission you can replay the entire battle from the point of view of your or any of your squadron members' spaceships.

What's New

- minor update to update to target SDK 33

Version Information

Version: 1.1.1
Downloads: 100+
Updated on: Dec 1, 2023
Released: Jan 7, 2022
Requires: Android 4.4

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Critical Mass users say on Google Play

★★★★★

Khi Holloway

I've been playing on and off for 20 years and the gameplay is still strong. A great turn based game for both long and short sessions, so far the game handles being put in the background and shutting off the phone screen well, putting you right back where you left upon starting up again (a feature some big budget games can't even get right) Definitely worth the price of admission for turn based strategy fans.

★★★★

Simon

Great adaptation of a game I enjoyed playing on the PC years ago. Only reason I haven't given a full 5 stars is that it's missing a few features like audio/volume controls and a way to exit/forfeit the current game (you have to watch every game to it's conclusion even if you die early on) etc.

★★★

Brian Glover

I do enjoy the game, much as I did the demo version I played repeatedly 20+ years ago. Menu music can catch you off guard with the volume, and any time I use homing missiles, they reliably home in on my allies or the asteroids, but I imagine that falls on my poor luck.

★★

Paul Baker

Edit. After some time, the game has become so laggy it is unplayable. Fix plea Amazing old 90s computer game! I played this as a kid. Loved it. Really worth the money. It works, a little laggy sometimes, not sure why. A quick force close and it seems to catch up without losing game progress. The designer keeps up on updates with slay, so I imagine this will be fixed. It's distracting, not game ruining. If you ever get the chance, Mr. O'Connor, would you please make Rats work on Android? Thanks!