The Iron Man game gives players the opportunity to play as Iron Man and engage in aerial combat and challenges that require quick maneuvering and accurate shooting. As players navigate through high altitude battles, they will soar through 12 different levels of airborne combat where menacing enemies will not rest until they have conquered the skies. To aid in the mission, players have access to high-powered weaponry and strategic flying mechanisms that will serve to eliminate those that stand in Iron Man’s path.

Using an upgradeable, high-powered armor developed by Stark Industries, players will hone their skills by using a variety of weapons to battle through wave after wave of enemy units. With the touch of a thumb, players can access, charge and fire an arsenal of state-of-the-art weapons including repulsor blasts, missiles, and the devastating Unibeam.

Iron Man: Aerial Assault is an on-rails shooter that is more or less a modern take on the 1985 Sega arcade classic Space Harrier. Equipped with a variety of weapons, the player guides the accelerometer-controlled Iron Man through wave after wave of enemies and bosses of increasing complexity. The goal? Destroy everything and remain intact. (Where have we heard that before?)

Iron Man, with its accelerometer controls, conveys a nice sense of “bouncy flight,” as it were, through its various combat scenarios. The framerate is rather solid and the target action is intense. The difficulty increases notably from level to level, extending the playtime (and player frustration) nicely. It’s a fun shooter overall and feels of a higher caliber than one might expect from a movie studio release.

Game Details:

Name: Iron Man: Aerial Assault (v1.0) Price: $7.99
Developer: Paramount Digital Entertainment Size: 33.0 MB
Device: Tested on iPhone 3G
Iron Man: Aerial Assault is more or less a modern take on Space Harrier. It’s a tilt-controlled, on-rails aerial shooter that offers enough difficulty and variation to make for a well-rounded shooter experience.

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If you have played some early standout games for the iPhone, like Sega’s Super Monkey Ball, they deserve all the attention they get, but in playing the Fieldrunners you will definitely be surprise! It’s a tower-defense game like PixelJunk Monsters and Lock’s Quest but it has an amazingly crisp visual style.

Fieldrunners is a game developed by Subatomic Studios, exclusively for the iPhone and iPod Touch platform. Descend into the world of Fieldrunners, the most anticipated and visually stunning game in mobile Tower Defense history! Defend and control the field using a diverse selection of upgradeable towers in a limitless adventure, using a wide array of tactics and strategies against countless waves of unique land and air combatants! Hours of entertainment and repayable challenges! Enjoy a growing experience through free content updates! Do you have what it takes to dominate the fieldrunners and rise to the top as the ultimate Tower Defense master?

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The game is officially on sale and according to the developer it is a Green Light on the App. Store! and continues to receive some good reviews and feedback!