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One last thing: Unstoppable Gorg is a port of a desktop computer game (currently available on Steam), but the iPad version lacks none of the features from its bigger counterpart.  The immediate impression is that it’s a clever parody of 1950s B-movie science fiction, complete with black and white newsreel footage and bargain basement special effects.  That space rocket soaring through the stars? It’s a toilet roll wrapped in tinfoil and suspended on a piece of string, complete with a sparkler hanging out the back.  When the aliens attack, they do so in waves from multiple directions, and with your satellites fixed in place you can swivel the ring around in a 360-degree circle to meet the threat.  Whatever your position - whether it’s a planet or a space station or an asteroid - there are concentric rings around it, representing the gravitational field generated by the central mass of the object.  There are modifiers called 'research tokens', which allow you to upgrade your satellites, and you might want to go back and replay earlier levels to harvest more of them.  Regardless of the difficulty, it’s worth persevering, if only because this is a fine, fully realised real-time strategy title with excellent production values.  The problem is that when fighting more than one wave at a time your offensive capabilities might be stretched too thin to provide adequate cover.  This being deepest darkest space, however, there’s a little thing called orbital gravity that you need to take into consideration.  Into these fields of orbit you can slot satellites that will provide either defensive or offensive capabilities.  After several stages of hand-holding and tutorials, it’s around about the fifth stage that you'll find themselves floundering a little bit.  Also, the place where you get to blow up evil aliens for the continued glory of your star-spanning imperialist overlords.  The genre has been done to death, sure, but take the bait and you’ll find a new approach that’s actually pretty darn brilliant.  Even on the ordinary setting, Unstoppable Gorg is a formidable challenge.  That’s because they can be redeployed at the beginning of every stage - the more tokens you have, the more options you have when formulating a strategy.  There’s a lot to love about Unstoppable Gorg.  In March 2012, Futuremark Games Studio was acquired by Rovio Entertainment, creator of Angry Birds.  Unstoppable Gorg is now 100% free.  The sci-fi plot has plenty of surprises in store, including new allies to befriend and enemies to fight.  This enticement may well be necessary to make you lower your guard and have a go at yet another tower defence game.  --- Problems on iPad 1? Try restarting your device and the game should work normally.  Your job is to fortify key strategic locations in the solar system and repel the invading armies.  But you can’t just place these satellites anywhere.  There are predetermined slots on each ring - for example, one at 12 o’clock and another at 4 o’clock.  With the touchscreen interface as opposed to a mouse control scheme, this is probably the best - and best value - of the two.  If you can make it all the way through to the end you’re truly one of the greatest armchair generals in the galaxy.  So the aliens are attacking.  Space.  No ads, no in-app purchases, no restrictions.  The final frontier.