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Letting a bug escape will cost you one life point, while zapping a ladybug will cost you five. You start out with 20 life points all together, and when they are depleted, it’s game over.

The game is organized into stages, and after each stage, there’s a boss fight. Boss fights are challenging, and will consist of special bugs like the multiplying spider, the hard-shelled tick, or the bug surrounded by a protective shield of ladybugs. If you fail a boss fight, the game ends.

The game is organized into stages, and after each stage, there’s a boss fight. Boss fights are challenging, and will consist of special bugs like the multiplying spider, the hard-shelled tick, or the bug surrounded by a protective shield of ladybugs. If you fail a boss fight, the game ends.

There are challenges to complete in the game, in addition to regular achievements. One challenge might be eliminating a certain number of bugs, while another might be slaying three bosses in a single game.

During the course of the game, you will earn acorns, which can be used to purchase other bug slaying weapons like the tesla coil, the newspaper, and the bug spray, which are used in conjunction with your normal zapping abilities.

These weapons are expensive and have a limited amount of ammo, and I found myself frustrated with my inability to earn acorns quickly enough to keep the game fun. I simply wasn’t earning enough on my own to be able to make regular purchases, and that’s because the game developers want you to buy those acorns through in-app purchases.

That said, the gameplay is addictive, and I loved the bright and colorful graphics. With a simple tweak to the acorn mechanic, I think this game could be a lot of fun.

As with the previous games, Alive4ever mini features an awesome armory of weapons. There are 12 unique weapons available to you, including a homing missile launcher and a laser rifle. What’s new here is that there are two different versions of each weapon. The standard version can be purchased with standard money which is earned by completing missions. There is also a golden version of each weapon that has unlimited ammo and no reload time. This version needs to be purchased with soul stones.

Soul stones are collected in meager amounts through missions and can also be purchased as IAP. Fortunately, the IAP is reasonably priced, and you can get 10,000 stones for $4.99. Of course, technically the IAP is completely optional, but it does help you get weapons with less grinding as the good weapons are quite expensive. Soul stones can also be used to unlock three other heroes: Valkyrie, Rocky, and Lunar. Each hero has a unique skill like super speed, or a berserk mode.

In terms of actual gameplay, Alive4ever mini brings back mission-based levels from the original games. The story mode features 34 levels spread across 10 unique locations. Each level tasks you with an objective ranging from killing a certain number of zombies, to rescuing survivors. On top of that, each level also has a challenge that ranges from collecting vaccines to finishing the mission within a set time limit. These challenges and objectives help boost the replay value, but still the game won’t feel complete until some form of multiplayer is added in.

In both of the previous Alive4ever games, a four player co-op mode was included. To me, this co-op mode set the games apart from other zombie shooters in the App Store. Meridian has said that a multiplayer mode is in the works, and hopefully the missions will keep players busy until that arrives.

Alive4ever mini is not a standard sequel in any sense. While it brings many of the same gameplay elements from earlier titles to the table, it feels like a completely different game. To some, like me, the new art style and camera angle is a welcome change. But, there is also the chance that it could alienate some fans of the original.

All things considered, Alive4ever mini is a solid dual-stick shooter. I didn’t mention it above, but there is also a skill tree that lets you upgrade your hero’s stats like total health and speed. As a sequel to a great zombie shooter series, and as a new dual-stick shooter, Alive4ever mini doesn’t disappoint.

There are six categories, each with 10 questions. The categories feature everyday occurrences, such as animals, objects, and food and drink. A picture will show with parts of an idiomatic phrase missing.

Use the dials below to select which words would complete the idiom. A “check answer” button will tell you if you’re right or not.

Once you answer a question completely, it gets added to the dictionary, accessible at the bottom of the screen.

Not only will you see the idiom, but you’ll also see its definition and an example sentence.

A badge icon will let you know how many new additions you have.

A quiz section can be unlocked once all of the categories have been completed. In addition, true to the other apps in the series, there is a “sealed section,” full of fun and naughty idioms.

This too is locked until you complete all of the categories.

The interface and graphics have a cleaner look than the previous two titles. My only complaint is how sensitive the app is to touch. For example, while filling in the blanks for the activities,

I would repeatedly slide over to the next question before completing the current one.

This app is a great way for any English speaker, fluent or not, to brush up on his or her knowledge of idioms. So follow that knee jerk reaction and get this app today.