This is an exceptional game on any platform, but iOS is undoubtedly the worst way to play it. This is another shockingly lazy port, little more than a recompilation with little or nothing done to adapt the game or consider ergonomics and user experience. This isn't just unimaginative, nor simply a missed opportunity, but actively undermines the quality of the game. So, on iPhone most of the screen space goes completely unused, while fonts intended for much larger screens become needlessly minuscule, squashed into a postage stamp in the centre of the phone's screen. The experience on iPad is incomparably better, and would have been the definitive way to play the game were it not hamstrung by the insistence on an internet connection even to be allowed to start the (single player, offline) game - so you'd better keep this mobile port at home...! So many obviously bad decisions have been made in this port that one struggles to understand how this happened.

I downloaded this game for playing on my commute. It is great fun and highly addictive (just like Vampire Survivors). However, the game will not start up if you have no internet connection, for example if you are on a plane, or if your train route has patchy mobile connectivity (like mine does). I can’t see why the game needs an internet connection, I’ve bought it, downloaded it to my phone storage and it is single player.

It's a good game and if you've tried it on other formats a good port. However, at the moment the iOS version suffers from randomly losing your save data. Until they fix that it’s hard to recommend this version.

This game is amazing, I have countless hours in it on Steam but the mobile port is disappointing, most of the screen is unused and no portrait mode like Vampire Survivors. I trust this dev team and I hope they will make it better.