Minute Commander App Reviews

Great fun free game.

I think the title says it all. If they make this game an online competitive game I will gladly raie my 4 star rating to five stars. At the very least make it a lan game. Great graphincs physics and gameplay.

Great game, interesting ships. Overall, fun to play and it something to keep in the dock

Ill admit Ive been playing this game a lot but Im still frustrated by aspects of it. I have to repeatedly click on buttons to select them which is annoying when youre trying to rapidly switch from "move" to "attack." Would also be nice if you could change the default settings; I enjoy using the subs and have to change my ship selection everytime. I also like playing 4-player against the computer and need to add the other two players everytime. Would be helpful if the game remembered your last settings if youre playing back-to-back games. Would also be nice if it remembered high scores so you have some else to play for. Going back to settings, would be fun if you could adjust the number of power-up drops during a game; I often cant find anything and if I do its pretty useless (i.e. machine guns or basic torpedos). Am hopeful a future update can change the gameplay.

This game does have a bit of a learning curve, but once you get past that, it is a load of fun. I have been using the 4-Player mulitplayer mode a lot. The ships are harder to master because of their aiming, and can lead to some frustration when trying to make a seemingly easy shot, and missing. But like a gun, you get more accurate with time. So get some friends and have fun together!

When i open the game, a grey window pops up, but then nothing shows up! please fix this! The only reason i gave this a 3 star is because it is free when i downloaded it. I am using a MacBook 2008 model with 1 GB RAM.

Not long ago we reviewed Minute commander for iPhone and iPod touch. Now with the Mac version out it is much easier to play on a bigger screen. Before it seemed to cramped and was hard to view the whole map and get a good idea of where your enemies were. Essentially its the same game exactly just on your Mac. Its a multiplayer game of battleships pretty much, you have a one minute turn, hence the name minute commander. In this one minute you have to arrange your fleets position and take fire upon your enemies. Minute Commander Mac edition has a great new featured called Joypad. It allows you to control your fleet from your iPhone or iPod wirelessly to a bigger screen, ie. your computer monitor, with up to four wireless players. To activate this feature all the devices will have to download the Joypad application from the app store for free. Minute Commander is primarily made to be a multiplayer game, for you and your friends to sit around and all play together. But if you find yourself playing alone, I find the game is not as fast paced as I would like, everything seems to happen a bit to slow. Overall its a great multiplayer game now with the Joypad integration that really makes it unique. However its not the game I would choose to play alone on an airplane or long road trip.

I was very pleasantly suprised with this one. It is a very well designed, intuitive and graphically-superior game. Starts you of with a four level tutorial and then allows you to adjust to easy, medium and hard levels when playing against the computer. After a few games allows you to develop your own strategy of play. Positioning in every game is randomly adjusted. Excellent Musical score background keeps the game feeling a bit intense. For this price it is a steal. Good Job guys. A++++++++ (Only bad thing about it is that I find myself playing game, after game, after game . . . I am wasting too much time on it. Gotta pull away.)

this game is cool altho it not a campain game but you can play with the computers,local multiplayer

I liked this game. I just play all of the players in multiplayer mode. I have the Blue and Green ships unite to fight the Red and Brown ships. Maybe I’m just weird like that. The nuclear torpedo and the Hard Rain are awesome. I only gave it four stars because I pretty much never rate anything five.