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"Alien Core: Galaxy Invasion Launches on iOS with Galaga-Style Bullet Hell Action"

Author : Joseph May 22,2025

Craving some top-down shooter action? Look no further than the newly released Alien Core: Galaxy Invasion, now available on iOS. This game brings a fresh twist to a familiar genre with its low-res graphics and classic features. Dive in and see what sets it apart from the rest.

In Alien Core, your mission is straightforward: take down the rogue AI, O-Core, which has betrayed its creators and established the Ostallian Empire. The best way to do this? Hop into your starship and blast your way through O-Core's forces.

The game adopts a retro-inspired, low-res visual style that harks back to the golden days of bullet hell shooters. You'll navigate through engaging, albeit simple, spacescapes, collecting power-ups and upgrading your ship to tackle the enemy's installations. These explode in satisfying pixel cascades, adding to the nostalgic feel.

A screenshot of Alien Core in action showing a glowing ship blasting a series of green pipes**Shoot the core!** With numerous boss battles, a variety of ships to unlock, and the choice between arcade and story modes, Alien Core offers a rich gameplay experience. The chain-reaction mechanic stands out, providing that primal satisfaction of watching pixels explode.

While the graphics may seem a bit too basic for some, Alien Core compensates with its feature-rich gameplay. If you're in the mood for some fast-paced, retro-style action, this game is definitely worth exploring.

If you're interested in checking out other new releases, don't forget to browse our list of the top five new mobile games to try this week, featuring the best launches from the past seven days!

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