Colossatron

Name: Colossatron
Rating: 3.5 (1403 reviews)
Author: Halfbrick Studios

By: Halfbrick Studios App

Match 3 and Snake in one game

Overview

Version:

2.6.7

Last updated: 2024-11-28

Ranking

#53,546 ▲ 816

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Take charge of a giant robotic snake and smash through cities in a quest to craft the most fearsome weapon. DESTROY EVERYTHING! Colossatron fuses Match-3 strategy with Snake action, merging colored power-ups into new weapons and unlocking thousands of combinations to outsmart formidable bosses.

Chaotic Campaign across seven continents delivers epic boss fights, weapon upgrades, and non-stop action. Enjoy uninterrupted, ad-free gameplay with no in-app purchases, plus Halfbrick+ perks like exclusive access, regular updates, and fully unlocked games.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Games Entertainment

By:

Halfbrick Studios

Rating:

3.50

(1,403) 55 new ratings

Version:

2.6.7 Last updated: 2024-11-28

Version code:

870680679

Creation date:

2013-12-19

Compatible devices:

Size:

148.60MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-08-28

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 53,546 ▲ 816

Other platforms

Colossatron (v2.6.8.760327)

8,601,298 1.47

(259,873)

For Developers

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Developed by:

Halfbrick Studios

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/colossatron/id680436745

Website:

https://www.halfbrick.com/halfbrickplus

User Reviews

Reviews are largely nostalgic and positive about the classic gameplay, but the shift to a subscription model is the dominant complaint. Players dislike monthly fees, ads, and the lack of new content, feeling their past purchases are devalued. Many would prefer a one-time purchase to recapture the original experience.

Pros

Nostalgia: many reviewers say Colossatron was a childhood favorite and are fond of it.
Simple, accessible gameplay with enough challenge to stay engaging.
A one-time purchase option would be preferable; players express willingness to pay upfront rather than ongoing subscriptions.

Cons

The game is now locked behind a monthly subscription to play the full game.
Ads are pervasive or intrusive, detracting from the experience.
There have been no significant content updates or new features for years.
Some players feel they lost access to content they had purchased previously when it switched to a subscription model.
Perceived corporate greed driving the change.

Recent reviews

Needs a subscription to play. Simply not fun enough to warrant paying per month. This subscription based model for gaming is ridiculous and if we all collectively don’t pay, then the company gets to die like it should.

by ba*****, 2026-08-20

Another game I paid for has become a subscription leech, rather than complain, I would recommend a few similarly priced games which provide similar or better entertainment value. Downwell is pretty good, it’s like $2. Poinpy is pay what you want, also really good. Scourge Bringer, like three bucks; fantastic game. That’s off the top of my head. Those games are apparently profitable enough to persist on the app store without requiring a subscription or micro-transactions. See what you think.