Mummy Raider Tomb Hunter - Sniper FPS

Ancient evil has risen from the prehistoric pyramids of Egypt, mummies that had slept in slumber for thousands of years have risen when the great NUMWARA's pyramid is raided by archaeologists. The search for NUMWARA's prized treasures has woken the great Egyptian Lord as he has unleashed a plague of the dead upon the deserts.

Category	Price	Seller	Device
Games	Free	ImpTrax Corporation	iPhone, iPad, iPod

Gear up your guns to fight against ancient evil dead, the mummy plague has spread and it is you who can stop it from spreading. NUMWARA's army has been unleashed and his power is growing with each second. Travel through the abandoned desert city of the Tomb and raid villages and pyramids to find lost treasure and artifacts, which are the key to defeating the Mummy Lord and put him back to sleep.

UNCOVER THE SECRETS OF THE ANCIENT RUINS

Raid the abandoned city of the walking dead to uncover the secrets of this mummy apocalypse, find ancient artifacts that hold the secret to destroying NUMWARA and his army of dead minions.

Solve deadly puzzles inside the great pyramid , unlocking new paths and discovering lethal traps before you become midnight snack for the walking dead. Lead the perilous path to NUMWARA's chambers and find a way to get rid of the evil.

EPIC BOSS BATTLE WITH THE KING OF THE EVIL DEAD

Evil has never been more badass than the Egyptian Lord NUMWARA, awoken from deep slumber, who has unleashed greater evil on the world than ever before. His power lies in the ancient artifacts kept inside the pyramid bounds. Destroy each of the artifacts to weaken his spirit and then send him back to the underworld in an epic finale showdown.

Reviews

Numwara can be beat, but you don't get to finish.
Aquanut59

I thought I would give this game a try after I was searching for a different mummy game and this popped up in the search. I beat the last boss a few times now and each time I am left alone in his tomb wandering around aimlessly with nowhere else to go and no more objectives to complete. I fell out of the game once also after Numwara struck me when I was trapped in a corner. I looked up as I was falling and watched as the game map grew smaller and smaller as I fell downward into cyberspace. The graphics in the tomb/dungeon areas remind me somewhat of the old Dungeon Master game that was available for Atari ST, Amiga, and PC except here you move about freely. The enemies are easily killed usually with one hit. It was fun, but looked forward to a more polished game from ImpTrax in the future.