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Space Chicks

Crescent Moon Games · Nov 21, 2013

Android · iOS

Everyone

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Space Chicks is a gorgeous endless platformer with simple one touch controls, amazing Space physics, beautiful effects, and heaps of fun. Kill bad guys, drive spaceships, compete with your friends online or play two player on the same device, complete all of the missions to receive rewards and be the Hero! Fun powerups, such as the Space Car, or the Hammer, will help you get through even the most dangerous of planetary situations.

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Android

No critic reviews yet · Gamer 8.2

iOS

Critic 8.5 (4 critics) · Gamer 8.6

8.3

Critic reviews

  • Android Rundown

    Tre Lawrence · Mar 25, 2015

    8.5
    It’s surprisingly entertaining, with a lot to playing points and simple single-touch controls. Even if saving chicks is not one’s thing, this game should be fun.
  • Touch Arcade

    Eric Ford · Nov 23, 2013

    9.0
    The simple fact is Space Chicks is an awesome endless runner with great presentation, highly approachable controls and just enough platforming elements and difficulty to keep players coming back for more. I highly recommend you give it a try.
  • Arcade Sushi

    Greg Srisavasdi · Nov 21, 2013

    8.0
    With its plethora of upgrades as well as co-op play, this game is much deeper than its cutesy title suggests. Saving a lady in peril is always a good thing, but don't be surprised if, in your spaciest moments, she's the one holding the hammer.
  • Gamezebo

    Jim Squires · Nov 20, 2013

    9.0
    Space Chicks is the rare kind of mobile game that gets everything right. It’s simple one-button controls offer instant pick-up-and-play action, it’s gravity-based play is easy to understand but challenging to master, and plenty of obstacles are tossed your way to forever keep you one your toes (which are resting snuggly in your space boots). But most importantly, it’s fun. Tremendously good fun.
  • Pocket Gamer

    Nadia Oxford · Dec 13, 2013

    8.0
    The challenge might be a bit off-putting for some, though. Working your way around enemies can admittedly be difficult, and the tiny sprites sometimes make it difficult to tell friend from foe. But practice makes perfect. If you think the creators of endless-running games have nothing left to offer, you need only look to the stars for something a bit different.

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