Challenging Strategy and Action iPad Game Launches in iTunes

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May 13, 2015, 11:30 ET


Somerset, NJ (PRWEB) May 13, 2015 -- Epic Bug War, a strategy and action game for the iPad, officially launched in the iTunes app store today. Epic Bug War hosts epic battles between humans and alien bugs for control of Earth. Unlike other strategy and action games, Epic Bug War has up to 1,400 independent characters at a time, creating chaotic and fast action all over the screen.

"Most games in this category have limited strategy choices and too many in-app purchases," said Greg Starr, CEO of Wild Oak Software. "I wanted to create the most engaging and challenging iPad strategy game, while keeping the game easy to play."

Epic Bug War lets the user define their own strategy against the fast-multiplying bugs including which bug controls to use, where to place settlements and forts, drawing arrows to direct your forces, and deciding when to combine your forces. It also enhances gameplay with intuitive multi-touch controls so the user can map out their strategy efficiently and easily. With over 100 waves of alien bugs to battle, Epic Bug War provides many hours of entertainment for fans of strategy and action games.

Epic Bug War is available now in the iTunes store for 99 cents. This one time purchase unlocks the entire game (no in-app purchases and no ads). For more information, download the app today or visit the official website at http://epicbugwar.com.

About:
Greg W. Starr is an independent developer in Somerset, NJ. He received an MS degree in Computer Science from the University of Maryland, and has done programming at Bell Labs and its successor organizations. After retiring, he started his one-man company Wild Oak Software LLC with the goal of creating the most engaging and challenging iPad strategy game, while keeping the game easy to play. He also added a mystery to the game with players trying to determine the meaning of the alien bug artifacts that they discover as they take on the waves of alien bugs.

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