Some Little Enemies by Michal Jona is a frenetic “arcade-style” shooter that drops players into a swirling battlefield and asks them to fight back the tide of tiny foes. Functional drag-n-move controls allow for a simple but fun experience, causing you to go back and forth between attacking and moving around your enemy. Its infinite waves of enemies and score-based nature make it an excellent balance of casual enjoyment and competitive intensity for quick, meaningful action.
Here Is How To Play A Few Minor Antagonists
Simply drag your finger or move your cursor to guide your character through hordes of enemies, attacking any enemies within range automatically. Crowd control is the secret to high scores, so slip through larger groups for maximum hits, and be careful not to have too many foes surround you. Keep an eye on where the enemies are, as grouped enemies give extra points for chaining attacks. Your score is even multiplied and as that number grows, the enemy numbers and aggression does too, meaning you need to out-smart them with your movement patterns and react even faster to beat the barrage and storm the leaderboards.
