This interstellar game allows you to watch stars collide, have stars start to orbit around you. There are big, bad things in the universe, though. You have to avoid things like black holes to make it to the harder levels.

The game is really easy to “pick-up” without reading a novel length rule book or instruction manual. That said, it might get a bit repititious after a while.

In the game, you don’t control your planet directly. Instead, you use the gravitational push or pull from nearby suns to guide your celestial orb into the right position. This is where the strategy and fun come in. As the game progresses, you’re able to envelop larger and larger entities – through 50 levels.

Art Style: ORBIENT isn’t for everyone, but if you’re a puzzle lover, you’ll want to check it out for the Nintendo Wii.

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Not only that, the ‘starter game’ only includes a couple bosses and not too many levels. Additional “packs” with more levels and cool things cost extra money. If you have a deep wallet this may not concern you, but there maybe should have been a version with all the levels that you could purchase in a retail outlet or online to have it delivered to your home.

Despite all that, a lot of people are going to plunk down the money to get the cool levels of this game. That’s almost a guarantee. Space Invaders has been with us for 30 years. That’s a long time – time enough for several generations of gamers to have played the game at one point or another in their life. It’s a classic and is going to attract a lot of people via the nostalgia aspect alone.

Beyond that, the game is kinda interesting, being from the perspective of the aliens instead of the human. And don’t worry, it’s not a two dimensional game like the original Space Invaders … Which brings up an interesting thought – will anyone ever release a 3D version of Space Invaders? (Perhaps there already is such a game – if so, leave a commend below…)

The game lets you control a UFO that has a hundred smaller invaders circling and buzzing around you. Some of the visuals are a treat – again, if you fork out the extra cash to get the expanded levels.

It’s up to you, though. Some won’t be able to resist the allure of this game and will have to have it. If you’re one of those people, let us know why by leaving a comment below.