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Tractor beam
Beam them up.
Hover low and hold the beam to lift fleeing residents, cows, dogs, and moving cars into the hold. Let go mid-flight and that car becomes a projectile.

Out now on the App Store
A UFO invasion game for iPhone and iPad
Those lights aren’t stars. Hero or villain, it’s your saucer.
Pilot a flying saucer in a UFO invasion game for iPhone and iPad. Beam up people, cows, and cars, topple towers, outfly the army, and land to explore on foot. Or switch sides and fly every level as the hero.
Status
Available now
iPhone + iPadFree download
Field manual
Every operation mixes saucer flight, abductions, demolition, on-foot objectives, and a race back to the extraction pad. Chain actions to max your multiplier and overcharge the reactor.
An alien abduction game for anyone who has watched a strange light over a cornfield and wondered what it would be like to fly it.
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Tractor beam
Hover low and hold the beam to lift fleeing residents, cows, dogs, and moving cars into the hold. Let go mid-flight and that car becomes a projectile.
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Plasma cannon
Every tower, house, and water tower can come down. Collapsing masonry crushes whatever is below it, so drop a building on the tank column.
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On foot
Autoland, step out, and explore as the alien with a ray gun and an over-the-shoulder camera. Open mint-lit doors, slip past patrols, and lead scientists back to the saucer.
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Earth fights back
The response escalates as you do: fireteams, tanks, drones, helicopters, jets, radar networks, SAM batteries, and a command gunship.
Choose a side
All 28 levels come in a Bad Guy and a Good Guy version, for 56 operations in total. Each side keeps its own medals and best scores.

Bad guy
Harvest residents and livestock, topple towers, steal cars, and break into a secret desert base. It's the classic invasion, played for medals and high scores.

Good guy
Fly the same levels as the hero. Pull stranded people out of floods, douse rooftop fires, beat a twister to the herd, and keep every building standing.
Four worlds
Each world has its own hand-built maps, missions, and military response, from city streets to a base buried under the desert.

The city
A sunset harbor city of towers, traffic, and a very nervous army.

Cul-de-sacs
Winding streets, broad lawns, playgrounds, and pets that are definitely coming with you.

Farm country
Golden fields, red barns, a county fair, and crop circles that need signing.

The desert
A neon casino strip, a ghost town, a dry-lake airfield, and a secret base 24 meters down.
Unexplained sightings
In-engine captures from Midnight Harvest. The Reptilian look is an optional cosmetic skin.

Port Meridian

Harvest County

On foot

Red Mesa Flats
Beyond the campaign
FAQ
Midnight Harvest is out now on the App Store for iPhone and iPad.
Yes. Midnight Harvest is free to download, and every campaign mission and piece of gear can be earned by playing. Optional in-app purchases include Research Token packs, cosmetic alien skins, Remove Ads, and an instant unlock for all four worlds.
No. Each of the 28 levels has a Bad Guy and a Good Guy version. Bad Guy missions are the classic invasion. Good Guy missions are rescues from floods, fires, and storms where every building has to stay standing. Each side keeps its own medals and best scores.
Midnight Harvest is a universal app for iPhone and iPad. It plays in landscape with on-screen touch controls tuned for both screen sizes.
No. It is a single-player game with a 56-operation campaign, the Harvest Frenzy arcade mode, and a daily operation. You don't need an account, and you can play offline.
The look is bright and toy-like, and combat is stylized and non-graphic. Laser hits knock people down instead of showing injuries, and abducted residents simply float up into the saucer. See the App Store listing for the official age rating.

Out now on the App Store
Download Midnight Harvest free on iPhone or iPad and pick your side tonight.
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