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Clash N Slash: Worlds Away

In Worlds Away, like the original Clash 'N Slash, you must defend your planet from waves of alien attacks that will arrive from all around the galaxy. This time the alien hordes are more diverse and clever! As you explore more than 70 thrilling levels, you'll face a ton of enemies and 12 tough bosses. Use the 19 fantastic weapons that you have at your disposal, along with 17 amazing power-ups, and you'll be cruising to victory, one wave at a time!

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SniperFox's Review - May 26, 2006 - View all my reviews (8)

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i love this game!!

Its even better as before! this game is awesome!
Everything about it is perfect!
Great special effects and fun to play.
Many different weapons and upgrades and strategies.

A warning though, if you play this you simply can't stop!

This review has an average score of 4 - Based on 24 ratings
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megagamer's Review - May 27, 2006 - View all my reviews (6)

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Another cool space shooter!

I really like to play Clash N Slash, but this new part: Clash N Slash Worlds Away is even better! This game has beautiful graphics, the sounds are great and I really like the gameplay. When you complete a level, you get one point. Use your earned points to upgrade your ship! I recommend this game to everyone who likes space shooters!

This review has an average score of 3.1 - Based on 7 ratings
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bigpixels' Review - September 28, 2007 - View all my reviews (97)

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Worlds Away from what could have been done..

It's my belief that you should never go out of your way to bash a game, and I won't. I should state here, that the original was one of the few titles that I've actually purchased.

Clash N Slash 2 has taken a turn, and this turn seems to only be a stride to appeal to a[n even] younger audience by way of introducing two characters that can only be described as Buzz Lightyear and an grown up version of Dora exiting the hair salon.

The most notable change is the addition of Adventure mode, which will leave CNS1 players at a loss. In this mode, you do not get to choose which upgrades will be made to your planetary defense systems: Dora will do it for you. And with help from Buzz, you will distribute (not spend) points to tweak your ship and weapons systems in an RPG'ish manner. This would be great if there was actually a reward system to grant you higher points for your stellar performances, but in the 40 minutes of demo, I've been granted no more than 1 or 2 points per level. While there are some charming variations, such as a cartoony bonus level that looks like a kid's room, nothing's been pushed here either.

The game is no faster than the original, and turns out to be a yawner, since nothing is critical until it's kissing up to the planet -- and if something already made it there, chances are you're already overwhelmed.. but that doesn't happen in adventure mode, which I call "auto mode". CNS2 offers the same array of weapons as the original, leading me to believe that the only thing done was to draw new ships.

The good part, and I wish I had started my 60 minutes with this one, is Survival mode. Survival mode is perhaps what the original CNS should have been. This mode plays much more like an uninterrupted version of the original. In my book, the CNS franchise has left itself out in the open, and someone should really snag this and put a proper spin on it.

No candy, no money :(.

This review has an average score of 3 - Based on 5 ratings
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Tips & Tricks for 'Clash N Slash: Worlds Away':

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At boss levels, use the Pulse rifle (and upgrades later on) to make short work of the big fat UFO.
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Which attribute to upgrade first? Spot the weakness of your weapon. For example, rapid gun is weak at accuracy, so upgrade recoil first if you are using it. Impulse gun only has a few shoots in a round, so upgrade clip size first. This should help in choosing upgrades for your ship.
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At boss levels, you should use the rocket launcher (even if upgraded). But before you use it, upgrade the reload, damage and clip size because the rocket launcher reloads slower, less ammo and small damage (for bosses). Also use this weapon when you are surrounded.
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System Requirements:

OS: Windows 98, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Me Memory: 128 MB DirectX: 8.0 or later CPU: P800

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