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Version 2.2.2 · 2019-04-03
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The store currently lists version 2.2.2, updated 2019-04-03.








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The hit Kickstarter boardgame, now available on mobile!
IMPORTANT: This app requires iPhone 5 or newer, iPad 3 or newer, iPad Mini
or iPod Touch 5th generation or newer!
Defend against waves of horrific aliens in this beautifully illustrated, base defense, deck-building game for 1 to 4 players!
"One of the most fun co-op games I have played in a long time!" - Tom Vasel (The Dice Tower)
"The enemies are just monstrous and difficult!" - Rodney Smith (Watch it Played)
In XenoShyft Onslaught players take on the role of a commander in the NorTec Corporation. You're tasked with defending your division of the NorTec base as wave after wave of horrific aliens attempt to destroy the base and end NorTec's strip mining operation.
Gameplay Features
1 - 4 players - Single player compatible, fully cooperative gameplay.…
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Discover the new expansion and embrace the Forbidden Sciences!
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