Manggis
A night market survivor. An angry, unsold mangosteen with a frying pan and a bottle blaster holds out for thirty nights against the scavengers.
Free · iPhone & iPad · iOS 15 or later
Game Description
Nobody bought Manggis. It is 1997, and the bruised, angry mangosteen was still on the stall when the night market closed. Then the scavengers came: rats first, then ants, cockroaches, stray cats, macaques and gulls. She has a frying pan in one hand and a bottle blaster in the other.
Move with your left thumb. The blaster fires by itself at the nearest enemy, and the pan swings at anything that gets close. The money lies where the danger is: step toward the crowd for the banknotes, dash through a gap, and get out before it closes in. Death is fast, and the next run is two taps away.
Features
Two thumbs, nothing more. The blaster aims and fires by itself and the frying pan swings at anything close. Your job is where you stand.
Ten kinds of fruit ammo in one revolving drum: a coconut that bowls a whole line over, chili that sets the floor alight, ice, sticky rice, a fish bone that flies back.
Thirty nights and ten bosses, one every third night, from the Rat King on night 3 to the Scrap King on 27. On night 10 the dogs charge and the gulls dive, on 16 every macaque throws, and on 30 the market auntie comes for you herself.
Between nights the Broker sells ammo and 25 items, from armor and dodge to fire that spreads. Every purchase shows in the very next night.
The banknotes you collect go home with you. Spend them at the market, whose shelf turns over every four hours.
Game Center: three leaderboards, twenty-one achievements and a copy of your save, so a new phone picks up where you left off.
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