This version of the game brings a whole new level of gaming to your iPhone featuring high quality graphics optimized for Retina Display and multiplayer mode with 10 new maps with up to 10 players at the same time.
New Feature:
* Meet new enemies with improved AI!
* Master a larger range of weapons & powers
* Much more diversified gameplay: run, shoot, fall, drive a motorbike, pilot a giant mech, and more!
* Now with up to 10 players in 10 multiplayer maps
* Build a career and rise through the multiplayer leaderboard
* Explore new locations, offering amazing graphics, fully optimized for the Retina display
* Enjoyed the first N.O.V.A. — Near Orbit Vanguard Alliance? Be rewarded with extra bonuses.
Checkout the trailer of the N.O.V.A 2:
Look for N.O.V.A. 2 to hit the App Store in three days, on December 16.
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