Infinity Danger

The situation might be utterly hopeless, but that doesn't mean we can't have a little fun when meeting our doom.

If the concept of simply fighting enemies over and over without any interruption whatsoever, Infinity Danger may not be for you. But if you're a shmup addict, there's plenty here to test your mettle, and keep you interested for quite some time. Or at the very least, a perfect excuse to bust out your device and hone your skills.

Infinity Danger is an excellent concept, but the adaptation to a touch screen has not been as smooth a transition as players would hope.

A solid twin-stick shooter with an interesting evolutionary twist, but the execution doesn't quite match up to the concept.

Though it suffers from an unrefined twin-stick control system, Infinity Danger's evolutionary take on the shoot-'em-up genre offers a deeper, more tactical experience than you might think.

As a distraction while on public transportation, Infinity Danger is good for a few minutes. But any more than that and it will begin to frustrate you because of its squandered potential.