Hi there! I understand that Galaxy Attack keeps crashing every time you open it, and you have to uninstall it to stop the cycle. That sounds annoying! To better assist you, could you tell me:

- Have you noticed if the crash happens immediately on launch or after some time playing?
- Is your game updated to the latest version from the app store?
- Have you tried clearing the game cache or app data before uninstalling?
- Is your Android OS fully updated to version 10 with all security patches?

Once I have these details, I can guide you through some fixes to get the game stable again. Meanwhile, here’s a good starting set of steps tailored for your Android 10 device:

1. Clear Cache and Data:
- Go to Settings > Apps > Galaxy Attack.
- Tap Storage, then Clear Cache and Clear Data (note this may reset some in-game data, so backup any important info).
- Restart the device and launch the game again.

2. Check for Updates:
- Open your Google Play Store app, search Galaxy Attack, and see if any updates are available. Install them if yes.

3. Restart Your Device:
- Fully power off your Android device, wait a few seconds, then turn it back on to refresh system resources.

4. Reinstall the Game:
- If clearing cache/data didn’t help, uninstall Galaxy Attack, reboot your device, then reinstall the game fresh.

5. Check Device Storage & Memory:
- Ensure you have at least 1-2 GB free storage space and enough RAM available—low resources can cause crashes.

If you’ve done any of these already or the problem continues, let me know. I can help dig deeper or check if there might be a known issue with this version of the game and your device type.

Are you comfortable trying these steps?

Wait do u need to have 1,000,000,000 bytes (1 gigabyte) to run the game

Great question! You don’t necessarily need 1 gigabyte (1,000,000,000 bytes) of free space to run Galaxy Attack on your Android 10 device, but having sufficient free storage is important for smooth gameplay. The actual game size is much smaller, typically under 100 MB on mobile, but the device needs extra free storage for temporary files, updates, and cache data. I recommend keeping at least 1 GB of free storage on your device to ensure everything runs without issues and to avoid crashes related to low space.

If your device storage is nearly full, freeing up some space could help stop the crash loops you’re experiencing. You can check this by going to Settings > Storage on your device and seeing how much free space is available.

If you want, I can guide you on how to free up space or manage storage on your Android device. Does your device currently have less than 1 GB free storage?

Can Galaxy Attack run on low storage devices?

Thanks for your question about whether Galaxy Attack can run on low storage devices! From the information available, Galaxy Attack’s mobile version requires fairly modest storage compared to PC versions, which may need up to 10 GB. On Android devices, the game itself typically takes well under 100 MB, which makes it suitable for many devices with limited storage.

However, while the app size is relatively small, it’s important to have some extra free space (around 1 GB or so) to accommodate game updates, cache files, and smooth operation. This means Galaxy Attack can run on devices with limited storage, but if your device is extremely low on free space, performance issues like crashing may occur.

So, in summary:
- Galaxy Attack is designed to run on devices with moderate storage.
- It does not require huge amounts of storage itself, but having extra free space helps the game run smoothly.
- If your device is very low on free space, freeing some up could resolve crash issues.

If you need help checking your available storage or freeing up space on your Android 10 device, I can guide you through it. Would you like me to do that?

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My game is crashing non-stop at under 1 GB max

Thanks for sharing that your Galaxy Attack game is crashing non-stop at under 1 GB max memory usage. That detail helps narrow down the issue quite a bit.

From what I gathered, crashing around 1 GB RAM usage can be related to memory allocation limits on your Android device. Even if you have enough storage space, your device's RAM (the memory for running apps) might be getting maxed out when playing the game, causing it to crash repeatedly. This happens because Galaxy Attack is somewhat resource-intensive despite its small install size1.

Here are some steps I recommend to try resolving this memory-related crash:

1. Close Background Apps:
Before starting Galaxy Attack, close all other running apps to free up RAM. You can do this from the overview/recent apps screen, swiping away apps or using "Close all."

2. Restart Your Device:
A fresh reboot can free up memory that may be "stuck" in processes and conflicts.

3. Lower In-Game Graphics Settings (If available):
Check your game's settings menu and reduce graphical quality or effects. This reduces memory demand.

4. Clear Cache/Data:
As mentioned earlier, clearing the game’s cache and data under Settings > Apps > Galaxy Attack > Storage can often help.

5. Update the Game and OS:
Ensure Galaxy Attack and your device’s Android 10 OS are fully updated, as patches often improve performance and stability.

6. Free Up Storage Space:
Sometimes low storage can cause virtual memory limits that affect RAM. Freeing up space might indirectly help.

If after these you still face crashes, this could be an optimization issue with the game version on certain devices. In that case, reaching out to Galaxy Attack support via their official page or email [email protected] could provide fixes or reports specific to your device.

Would you like me to help walk you through any of these steps, or do you know if you’ve already tried some of them?