About a year and a half ago Spiel Studios released Man Vs. Missiles, a really clever avoidance game where your goal was to fly a plane and attempt to outrun missiles that were homing in on you. What made it so fun was its one-thumb single joystick controls that let you maneuver on a dime and trick those silly missiles into flying into each other and blowing up, rather than flying into you and blowing you up. Since its launch in December of 2017, Man Vs. Missiles has received a ton of content updates adding in new planes, new modes, and lots more. Now Spiel is taking things to the next level with a follow-up game called Man Vs. Missiles: Combat. As that name implies, it’s not just you against a bunch of missiles, but now enemy planes have been added to the mix. These guys will actively try to shoot you down, but never fear, you now have your own set of guns and can shoot back. Also you have a health bar instead of the one-hit kill system from the previous game, and can pick up health power-ups while you’re playing, meaning you can take a bit of damage this time around.
So here is where you come in. Spiel is looking for some beta testing help for Man Vs. Missiles: Combat ahead of its release next month, so if you want to take it for an early spin then hit up this public Testflight link and download the beta version of the game. If you’ve played the original Man Vs. Missiles, then this one will feel really familiar in terms of UI and campaign structure and m...