Games, gadgets and apps help you stay fit and motivated

Tik Tak Toe, another challenging yet addicting board game, which you surely enjoyed on your notebooks in your Schools or at home, playing with 0 and X making 3 in a row or column first make you or your opponent winning the game.

Play with Friends giving turn to them. Or enjoy beating computer. Fun play with TikTakToe.

Next Vesrion of TicTacToe will be coming soon . . .

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Games, gadgets and apps help you stay fit and motivated

Tic Tac Toe for Android.

How to Play Tic Tac Toe. Touch New Game. And Start Playing with Computer. Put 3 Crosses 'X' or 3 'O' in a Row or Column and beat the computer!

Play with your friends by selecting

Option => Game Mode =>Choose Vs Human and enjoy beating friends too.

Its a real addicting Time Killer.

Next Vesrion of TicTacToe will be coming soon . . .

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2048 Puzzle Challenge app is an amazing, addictive and a very simple number puzzle game.

Join the similar numbers and get to the 2048 tile!
Smallest size puzzle game for 2048!

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Fruits Puzzle is a Challenge App an addicting and a great puzzle game for Android at Playstore.

Join the Similar Fruit Shapes and get to the maximum fruits matched before filling all tiles with different ones!

Beautiful Graphics with a User Friendly interface

HOW TO PLAY:
Swipe the Fruits tiles horizontal or vertical to move the tiles towards similar fruits. When two tiles with the same fruits touch each other, they merge into one, Changing to a Different Fruit Shape.

Game Features :-
- Five Different LANGUAGES SUPPORTED
- Supporting landscape mode also for Tablets
- Added Animation, default on
- Game is automatically saved
- High score
- Leader board
- Share with friends
- Rate Us
- Completely Addicting
- Clear and Simplest User Interface
- Game works for android 2.0* and above versions
- Supports all Android Smart Phone Devices including Tablets.
- Support many play modes:
1. 3x3 (Default)
2. 4x4
3. 5x5
4. 6x6
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While physics-based puzzlers are perhaps the most popular variety of mobile games, a certain army of tower defense fans may have a case to refute such

a claim. From Fieldrunners toBloons TD, there are perhaps hundreds of these addictive strategy titles available on the App Store, but few have reached the level of popularity of Plants Vs. Zombies. Today, the sequel to the original, which has naturally been entitled Plants Vs. Zombies 2, has become available at the Australian and New Zealand App Stores, and although the U.S. / worldwide rollouts tend to follow shortly thereafter, it looks as though the rest of us won’t be seeing the game just yet.
Like the current craze that is the Candy Crush Saga (although perhaps less of a shakedown in that you only need to cough up your pennies just the once), Plants Vs. Zombies has prided itself on its innocent-looking environment; a guise for what is an extremely tricky title once you get started with it. Like most tower defense titles, it’s all about thing ahead, and Plants Vs. Zombies 2 offers more of the same for those who enjoyed the first installment.

Although Plants Vs. Zombies hasn’t been as successful as the likes of Angry Birds or Cut the Rope, it’s been a champion in its own right; a mainstay near the summit of the App Store charts for many a year. The wait for a follow-up has been lengthy, but according to the release notes from Electronic Arts, worth sitting on a lawn all summer for.
The staggered release for the rest of the world is to enable EA to “test out all of the new systems and features built into the game,” and since PvZ 2 wasn’t actually meant to release until July 18th anyway, we’ll let them off.

Apparently, the new innovations will require "large tests" to be performed ready for the worldwide drop, so don’t be surprised if you have to wait a couple of weeks to see what all the fuss is about. Still, it’s not as though PvZ hasn’t been out for years already; a short wait longer for the sequel won’t hurt.

Oh, and if you do happen to reside within Australia or New Zealand, you can grab the free title from the link below.
(Source: Plants Vs. Zombies 2 for iOS on App Store AUS / NZ)

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Marie Look on July 25th 2013iPad Game Thursday: New Releases

This week you can command a special operations force, or shoot down enemies as a Cold War fighter pilot. Looking for something a little lighter? Try flying an aircraft through the futuristic and treacherous 3-D world of Sine Mora instead, dodging neon bullets and battling diesel-punk bosses.
If it’s entertainment you want, check out the amusing — and explosive! — Kamikaze Pigs, or the humorous and cartoonish Zombies Ate My Friends. Click through to take your pick.

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Breach & Clear

Take command of a special operations force. Select your squad from various military groups from all over the world, then train hard to learn different skills, abilities and tactics.
As you plan and execute missions, you’ll also be leveling up your characters, increasing not only their skills but the efficiency and power of your whole group. Experiment with thousands of gun combinations, different tactics, customizable armor and inventory, gear and more.
In addition to all the fun to be had with customizing your units, the strategy aspects of the game are also engaging. Challenge yourself by planning every step of every mission: team division, entrance point(s), routes, fields of fire and more.
Price: $1.99
Developer: Gun.
Download: iTunes

Kamikaze Pigs

These oinkers are going whole hog! Experience more than 40 levels and five different battlefields in this game that involves launching explosive attack pigs toward enemy troops by lifting a single finger.
Tap to aim those little piggies, then release your finger to send them flying. The more you achieve, the better the weapons available to your pigs, the greater the destruction they can deliver to the enemies.
Play against friends via Facebook in survival mode, or work toward nailing every last combo attack and earning six star ratings across the board. There are more than 30 upgrades available and three dozen different achievements to unlock.
Price: $0.99
Developer: Chillingo
Download: iTunes

Sine Mora

You’ll be dazzled by the mysterious and beautiful worlds in this horizontal shooter game. Fly your futuristic aircraft over and around various obstacles while dodging sprays of bullets in a race against time.
Time is everything in Sine Mora. Unlike other games in which an energy-related status bar communicates your character’s viability, a countdown timer is instead prominently displayed. Seconds are deducted when you take hits, but added when you kill enemies. See how long you can extend the countdown as you fight to survive.
Amid the fast-paced action, enjoy 3-D graphics, complex boss battles, story and arcade modes, more than 50 different weapon combinations, and an epic original soundtrack.
Price: $5.99
Developer: Digital Reality Software Kft
Download: iTunes

Sky Gamblers: Cold War

The Sky Gamblers are back, this time in the Cold War chapter of the game. The range of single-player and multiplayer modes has been expanded this time around, offering even more post-campaign content, including Dogfight Missions, Defend the Base, Survival, Free for All, Team Deathmatch, Free Flight and Game Center Duels.
If it’s frenzied action you crave, you can play at full throttle, controlling your aircraft and blasting away enemies simultaneously. On the other hand, if you’d rather just focus on the fighting, you can set your fighter to autopilot and spend more energy on firing weapons and issuing commands.
Try taking off and landing in more than 12 different aircraft, as well as flying over fully recreated cities. You’ll marvel at the realistic-looking skies, clouds, sun glare, dawn and twilight transitions, and of course, all the wonderful details the artists have included on the planes and in their cockpits.
Price: $4.99
Developer: Atypical Games
Download: iTunes

Zombies Ate My Friends

Your small town of Festerville has been overtaken by zombies. Fortunately, you’re a survivor, but things aren’t going to stay that way unless you keep up with defending your safe house and collecting supplies and gear.
Explore the town, gather resources, and secure high-grade zombie-killing weaponry if you want to remain safe. Visit places like Festerville’s restaurants, apartments, police stations, and retail stores to see if you can find anything that might be of use to you, such as weapons, clothing, equipment and food.
Have fun with the oddball graphics and seemingly endless ways to customize your characters. You can also help save other residents on quests, and it’s guaranteed you’ll have the opportunity to make some friends along the way — just make sure they’re aren’t already dead.
Price: Free
Developer: Glu Games
Download: iTunes

What Are You Playing?

Which games are you hooked on right now? Let your fellow gamers and iPad enthusiasts know in the comments section below!

Trucks Vs Hybrids

In recent years, there’s been a surge in eco-friendly hybrid vehicles, such as the beloved Prius hit the market, and more and more of us are considering them, or buying one outright. This is great of course but, what about the great American Truck? What happens when all of the gas is gone and the roads are controlled by rogue hybrids? Well, that’s exactly what happens in Trucks Vs Hybrids, the Trucks have to get their precious gas back from those pesky Hybrids. Read on to find out how you can help save the Trucks.

Description: You can think of this Angry Birds with cars, but there are a number of differences that makes this game play differently and feel differently. For one thing, you have to land on the game board, not just destroy as much of the environment as you can. Physics play a big part here, as do fast speeds and heavy vehicles. Throughout the game you’ll be given access to three Trucks in which to take on the Hybrids with; Monster Truck, a Big Rig Tractor Trailer Cab, and a Heavy Duty HD Pickup Truck. To cause even more destruction, running over the Hybrids will cause them to explode!

How it Works: You’ve got to take back the gas from those nasty hybrids, to do that you’ll have to head on over to the Play Store and download the game. There is a free version of the game as well one with no ads. Once you’ve done that, you’ll be presented with the main menu:

One thing that’s great about the game, is that it’ll take you through all of the controls just by hitting “Directions” from the main menu:

Controlling the Trucks is pretty easy really, which is good because little ones will be able to pick the game up no problem:

You can choose to control the truck either by tilting your device or through the on-screen buttons. I opted for buttons to allow me precise control. The overall aim of the game is not to destroy the Hybrids but, to get precious gas for the trucks.

When in-game, you have to make sure to calculate your jump properly, otherwise you could end up going far too far, and completely missing the gas pump:

The aim of the game is to collect the gas, destroying trashing the hybrid at the end of each level is just a sweet bonus.

If you fail, you’re certainly going to know about it!

Opinion: There’s no denying that Trucks vs Hybrids is a lot like Angry Birds but, that can’t be a bad thing and there’s enough on offer here to make sure that this game stands out on its own. The physics are a lot of fun and the fact that you have to land at the gas pump makes things a little more difficult than your typical slingshot game. The premise of the game is fun as well, with just enough cheek to make people notice.

Ratings

Speed (4/5) – On a number of devices, Trucks vs Hybrids ran perfectly fine and loading times were pleasant.
Features (3.5/5) – While there are a number of things that set this apart from Angry Birds, it can feel like slingshot games like this have had their day.
Theme (3.5/5) – While the graphics are good, the game looks as though it could do with some polish. Physics are represented well and explosions are fun to look at.
Overall (4/5) – While this is a game that needs some polish, it’s certainly a lot of fun and at the end of the day, that’s all we really want from a game.

Pros

On the surface, this looks just like Angry Birds with cars but, there’s more to it.
Having to land on the gas pump might seem trivial but, it does add a level of difficulty to the game.
How can anybody get bored with running a Prius over with a giant truck?!
Controls are easy to pick up and play.

Cons

While the game looks good, menus and loading screens look like they need work.
Those that have played Angry Birds to death might not want to play this one.

Conclusion: For car fans everywhere, this is going to be a fun game to play through. After all, the purist has no time for these electronic-powered Frankensteins, if it doesn’t run on gas – it’s not welcome. Regardless of how you feel about these hybrid cars, Trucks vs Hybrids is a lot of fun for those of all ages and while this sort of game might have played out all too many times, that doesn’t mean you should write this off. Trucks vs Hybrids is not a pricey game and you can play it for free, so really you’ve got nothing to lose.

Featured Game Review: Catch the Ring

Tom Dawson | May 29, 2013

Android has become a great platform for gaming over just a few years and while developers such as EA and Gameloft are making technically brilliant games for the platform, very few take advantage of the unique hardware in our smartphones. For instance, there are only a couple of high-end games that take advantage of accelerometers, Catch the Ring is a skill game that relies on your steady hand to hook all the rings around a spike underwater. It sounds like a strange concept, read on to see if it translates into a good game.
Description: Catch the Ring is a game of skill that relies on physics. In an underwater tank, you’ve got to regulate three jets of air to propel rings into the tank, then use the accelerometer on your device to guide the rings on to the spike or spikes inside of your tank. It sounds easy but, thanks to the great use of physics in the game, the rings have a mind of their own and you’ve got to see how quickly you can complete the level. Catch the Ring isn’t just a game for adults though, it’s a game that children will enjoy, and it will teach them basic eye-hand-coordination skills as well.
How it Works: To start playing this fun skill game, you’ll have to download the game from the Play Store. After that you’re ready to go.

There are a few settings you can tweak as well, which you should have a look before you play.

When you pick a level to play, you can either choose one at random or play through them one after the another. The random option is nice but, maybe after you’ve completed some of those in the campaign.

The first level is quite simple, all you have to do is hook 9 rings on to the spike in the middle of the tank. To do that, you need to hit the jets to send the rings into the air, and then use the accelerometer to guide them into place.

Once you finish a level, you’ll be told how well you’ve done, including a time as well:

Things get more and more difficult. Soon you’ll have two spikes to manage:

As well as spikes that are at awkward angles:

Opinion: There’s something really compelling about Catch the Ring, it’s a game of skill that takes advantage of the accelerometer in our smartphones and tablets, and puts it to good use. It’s quite a serene game as well as being challenging at the same time. To best describe it, this is a game that requires more than just skill, it requires finesse. Not many mobile titles can say that and Catch the Ring is certainly a title that sets itself apart from the majority of games out there.

Featured Game Review: Jungle Quest

Tom Dawson | May 8, 2013 | Reply

There’s been a trend of constant-running games hit the Play Store in the last year or so, with titles like Temple Run and others making a name for themselves. It’s easy to see why, it’s a simple but engaging game mechanic that keeps you on your toes. They are challenging titles but, the challenge is the game itself and not the control system, as there are very controls to learn. Most of the time it’s either swipe to move left or right, or tap to jump. Can Jungle Quest make good use of this same mechanic? Read on to find out.
Description: Jungle Quest puts you in charge of a gorilla on an adventure in the jungle. You’ve got to avoid nasty poachers and collect as many bananas as you can. It’s not just the poachers you have to look out for, either, as the Jungle itself poses a threat with obstacles that you have to jump over to avoid falling over. You can use your collected bananas to upgrade your Gorilla in a number of ways. There’s a funky soundtrack underpinning your whole adventure as well!
How it Works: To get started on your own Jungle adventure, you need to head on over to the Play Store and download the game. Once you’d done that, you’re ready to start jumping from tree to tree.

The control system is nice and straight forward and Jungle Quest lays them out for you:

Once in-game, all you have to do is jump out-of-the-way to stay alive:

It’s not just obstacles and poaches that you need to avoid but, you also need to collect bananas as well:

At the end of each level, you get a progress report:

When you collect enough bananas you can choose an upgrade for your gorilla:

Opinion: As a big PC and Console gamer, I don’t like having to wrestle with onscreen touch controls, I find them more of a chore than anything else. Which is why I quite like these always-running games as there’s only really one control to remember or get used to. Jungle Quest is challenging and a good game to play through, without having finicky controls get in the way of your fun. While the ads did start to get on my nerves a little bit, they were easily managed and can be removed for a small in-app purchase of $0.99. These ads help keep Jungle Quest free to download.
Ratings

Speed (3/5) – Jungle Quest is a game that relies on speed to create a challenge for the user, and it does do that but, there are some slowdowns from time-to-time.
Features (4/5) – It might seem that there’s not a lot on offer in Jungle Quest but, the gameplay presents enough of a challenge to keep players engaged and the gameplay is certainly addictive.
Theme (4/5) – I liked the look and feel of Jungle Quest, and the soundtrack that underpins the whole thing really added to the atmosphere very nicely.
Overall (3.5/5) – There are a few issues with Jungle Quest but, I assume this is down to it being new on Android, overall though it’s a fun game.

Pros

Addictive gameplay that doesn’t rely on finicky onscreen controls.
Cool soundtrack that might fool into thinking you’re really in the jungle.
Collecting bananas – like coins – actually leads to something, you can upgrade your gorilla with them.
Both enemies and the environment provide a challenge to the player.

Cons

Ads become quite obtrusive, quite quickly.
The game does run a little slowly at times, but I think this is down to it being new on Android.

Conclusion: Jungle Quest is not going to be a game for everyone – games like that rarely come along – but for those that are a fan of the always-running games that have been hitting the Play Store recently, it’s a good choice. The graphics look fun and the soundtrack helps to create a nice mood. Overall, Jungle Quest is a good amount of fun for a free title and if you’re not careful, you could become addicted.

Kemco Games launches a new turn-based retro RPG called Bonds of the Skies

Some of my favorite games on Android have been old school RPGs. 9th Dawn was a great experience, and now, Kemco Games, a developer known for making said RPGs on Android, has just released a new title called Bonds of the Skies.
The game seems to have all of the best elements of a retro RPG: great pixelated graphics, fluid combat, an expansive world and a good storyline. The premise of the game is much like every other old school RPG – your town is under attack, everyone is in danger, and it’s up to you and your friends to stop the threat.
Bonds of the Skies has some decent customization options. You’ll be able to customize characters by giving them a certain set of skills. Beyond that, there isn’t a whole lot of customization, but some of the skills that you’re able to customize is actually quite cool.

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By Ben Reid | December 6th, 2012

10 of the Best Freemium iPad Games

Ready for some games? This week’s top iOS games feature a the Dark Knight…in LEGO form! If that’s not enough fun, there are apps for fans of arcade shooters, old school action games, Iron Man 3 fans and even an app for passive gamers. Enjoy!

LEGO Batman: DC Super Heroes ($4.99)

The LEGO series of mobile adventure games have been around for a while and they’re still going strong. There’s just something about seeing your favorite licensed characters turned into LEGOs! But LEGO Batman: DC Super Heroes ups the ante by featuring characters from the entire DC Comics family. LEGO Batman has over 80 playable characters, from Batman to Superman to Poison Ivy and the Flash. It’s a robust roster, each with their own abilities and gadgets to master. In a series first on iOS, the mini-figs in LEGO Batman even talk!

Hannah Richards on May 1st 2013

The Sims FreePlay

The Sims is arguably the most successful video game series of all time, and can now be played for free on iOS, much to the delight of many. However, unlike every other title in the franchise, The Sims FreePlay is set in real time, adding a whole new level of realism to the gaming experience.
For the uninitiated, The Sims FreePlay is a life simulation game in which you create and care for virtual people throughout the duration of their lives, from birth until death. Featuring gorgeous 3D graphics and impressively smooth gameplay, The Sims FreePlay will provide hours upon hours of entertainment, appealing to both longtime fans of the franchise and newcomers alike.
Price: Free
Developer: Electronic Arts

Hay Day

Churn butter, sow seed, and tend to livestock, all from the comfort of your couch with Hay Day, a farming simulation game reminiscent of FarmVille. Advertise your produce in the newspaper to earn some extra spending money, or distribute it to local businesses via the delivery truck, where you will be rewarded with coins and a loyal customer base.
Hay Day is a great game for those longing for a slice of the good life, and an excellent replacement for the aforementioned FarmVille, who parted ways with the App Store back in August of last year.
Price: Free
Developer: Supercell

Candy Crush Saga

Candy Crush Saga is a sickeningly sweet puzzle game, similar in style to cult classic Bejeweled. Played by strategically switching the position of two candies to make a three-in-a-row match, this brightly colored diversion will have you hooked in no time, and quite possibly make you feel a little bit peckish, too.
Purchase Boosters and additional lives to progress through the game a little faster, or connect via Facebook and race your real life buddies around the board.
Price: Free
Developer: King.com Limited

Temple Run

In Temple Run, the aim of the game is to, yes, you guessed it, run! With a troop of demonic monkeys hot on your heels, it is up to you to navigate your way through the temple, dodging objects and collecting coins along the way.
Temple Run is one of those games that is hard to put down once you’ve begun playing, especially when you’re competing against friends and are determined to beat their high score!
Price: Free
Developer: Imangi Studios

Clash of Clans

Build and defend your village from enemy attacks in Clash of Clans, a strategy game developed by Supercell, creator of Hay Day. Pillage resources from opposing villages, battle anyone and everyone, and join forces with other players to form the ultimate clan.
Clash of Clans has dominated the App Store’s top grossing chart for quite some time now, and it is clear to see why the whole world and his dog is addicted.
Price: Free
Developer: Supercell

Real Racing 3

Real Racing 3 is the first title in the Real Racing series to embrace the freemium revenue model, making the game accessible to all, whatever ones budget.
Featuring cars from manufacturers such as Porsche and Bugatti, Real Racing 3 is a real adrenaline-pumper that will keep you on the edge of your seat as you speed around famous racetracks like Silverstone and Hockenheimring.
Price: Free
Developer: Electronic Arts

Megapolis

Megapolis is a SimCity-style building game in which you must create and maintain a thriving city.
Erect primary infrastructures like power plants and railway stations to keep your citizens happy, ensuring that each building doesn’t reach its power or water capacity otherwise it won’t be possible to expand your city. With over ten million downloads thus far, Megapolis is a fine example of how iOS citybuilders should be.
Price: Free
Developer: Social Quantum

The Simpsons: Tapped Out

Ay, caramba! Homer Simpson has somehow managed to accidentally wipe out the whole of Springfield, and now it is up to you to rebuild this iconic town from the ground up.
Earn cash, XP, and oh-so-tasty donuts through completing a variety of tasks, which can be used to speed up construction. Fans of the television series are also treated to exclusive animated scenes, and will be pleased to see characters such as Apu and Cletus make an appearance, too.
Price: Free
Developer: Electronic Arts

Pocket Planes

Ever wanted to own your own airline? Well, now you can, albeit in virtual form, with Pocket Planes, an aircraft management simulation developed by the creator of Tiny Tower.
Ferry people and cargo across the globe, raising enough cash to expand your fleet and possibly become the next Richard Branson. Pocket Planes is a fun pick-up-and-play title that will appeal to players of all ages.
Price: Free
Developer: NimbleBit

Theme Park

Theme Park is a construction and management simulation game in which you create and run your very own theme park. Originally released in the mid-nineties, this iOS port is still as addictive almost 20 years on, and has clearly stood the test of time.
Purchase rides and shops for your park using cash and Super Tickets, manually controlling the speed of the ride to increase customer satisfaction level. You can even hire your friends to work for you, bringing an element of social networking to the game.
Price: Free
Developer: Electronic Arts

Fish Out of Water!

Six fish dare to dream big in this colorful adventure game. But while they desperately long to soar above the ocean and take in the world around them, the fish need a little help getting airborne.
It’s your job to expertly fling a fish out of the water and send it skipping along waves. Keep an eye on the elements, though, as weather changes and other sea creatures will have unpredictable effects on the fish’s travel plans — tsunamis, icebergs and giant jellyfish included.
You get three fish tosses and then the Crab Crew will score your performance, assigning you points. As you rack up an higher score and complete objectives, you’ll unlock charms that can be crafted into bonus powers. Now go out there and nab that perfect 10!
Price: $0.99
Developer: Halfbrick Studios
Download: iTunes

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Rooftop Run

Everyone’s favorite adolescent turtles are back — this time, like you’ve never seen them before. Clearly all the pizza Leo, Donnie, Raph and Mikey have been consuming in their downtime isn’t hurting their game. Join these guys as they run, jump and fight their way across the rooftops of New York, taking down baddies with their awesome arsenal of weapons and skills.
Witness cutting-edge technology combined with ninja moves and fantastically imaginative scenery in each level. Collect energy orbs to unlock even more exclusive weapons, gear and combat boosts that will give you an edge over the Kraang gang. And activate Turtle Time whenever you want to fight up close in a slow-motion combat sequence — so that you don’t miss a single thing!
Enjoy fighting enemies such as the Foot Clan, Kraang and Dimension X, outfit the turtles in their cyber and stealth gear, and earn rewards from the pizza time mini game.
Price: $1.99
Developer: Nickelodeon
Download: iTunes

Idol Words

Here comes another addictive turn-based word game. Idol Words is a fast-paced word-finding “adventure” in which you compete against other players and friends to build words using letters that keep changing.
Spell words from the temple’s ancient stone letters — the longer the better — and use whatever boosts are at your disposal to earn as many points as possible. The ultimate goal would be to use every single letter on the gameboard, because if you do, it will flip to reveal a completely new challenge. See how many times you can flip the board!
Battles are two minutes long, and whoever has the highest score after three rounds wins. See who’s the fastest, who’s the smartest and who can make the most of boosts like Freeze Time, Flip the Board and the 4x Multiplier.
Price: Free
Developer: Outplay Entertainment
Download: iTunes

Mr. Crab

Mr. Crab is an arcade game that looks nothing like the arcade games you already know. Guide our brave crustacean on his vertical exploits, while saving as many baby crabs as possible in the process.
The spinning tower presents challenges in the forms of obstacles, hazards and such menacing enemies as Blowfish Bob, Bernard the Bat and The Scorpion King. Think quickly to safely jump and navigate your way to the top to earn three stars on every one of the 44 levels.
Each level takes place in a unique environment and theme, such as Beach Party, Ice Climber and Temple of Boom. For each one you’ll have to determine how best to handle the enemies and whether it’s best to avoid them or defeat them.
Price: $0.99
Developer: Illuision Labs
Download: iTunes

RAD Soldiers

Welcome to Brazil! The soldiers head to Rio de Janeiro for their latest adventures, and new maps, missions, soldiers, weapons and abilities await you in this latest installment from Warchest.
Tackle nine new free missions, for a total reward of 13,500 coins, plus enjoy a new single player mode in which you can see your friends’ progress and try to beat their scores. Additionally, there are new free multiplayer maps (battle other players in Beach, Favela and Old Town), as well as new recruits Tito Tesla and Tree Mendez.
But what you really want to hear about is the new crop of weapons, right? Find out for yourself what the Electri-fryer sniper rifle and Spray ‘n’ Pray SMG can do. Spoiler alert: It ain’t pretty. These and a wealth of other new features await you in the latest update.
Price: Free
Developer: Warchest Limited
Download: iTunes

five best games recently released.

Mr. Crab (iOS $0.99)

Let’s start with a game that is truly family friendly. In Mr. Crab, you control the titular hat-clad character as he ascends to the top of each rotational level, rewarded with a shower of confetti. Anchoring the game are strategically placed arrows, which make the gameplay far less dizzying than it could have been. Along the way, Mr. Crab is tasked with rescuing smaller crabs, collecting multi-colored pearls, and using clams or birds as springboards. While the settings vary, the gameplay mechanics stay consistent. Also, don’t let Mr. Crab’s cuteness factor deceive; this game is pretty difficult, but loads of clawtastic fun.

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The Other Brothers (iOS $1.99)

The Other Brothers from 3D Attack Interactive is the closest a mobile game has come to replicating the Super Mario Bros. experience. Instead of plumbers, brothers Joe and Jim are auto mechanics roped into the typical rescue mission involving a distressed damsel. The game environment is grittier than Mario, featuring mobsters with uppercut attacks and machine guns, guard dogs, and arduous boss fights. Still, the game mechanics are practically the same as any episodic platformer, as you stomp baddies to increase your overall score and collect doves, which functions similarly to rings in SEGA’s Sonic the Hedgehog series. The game was developed to eventually support Android gaming, so keep your fingers crossed.

Nimble Quest (iOS, Android Free)

Nimble Quest, developed by Nimblebit, is another throwback mobile game combining fantasy role-playing and the arcade classic Snake. Instead of a rectangular snake consuming squares and circles, you steer a “conga line of heroes,” all of which boast specialized abilities and attacks. The better you do slashing bad guys, the more heroes you unlock. Collecting blue and green gems enables you to purchase power-ups. There is an in-app purchasing system, but it isn’t necessary to enjoy the game. Nimble Quest’s gameplay can be a bit grinding yet remains pleasant. The game is set up with with service Everyplay, so you can share video replays of your most impressive Nimble Quest sessions via Facebook, YouTube, Twitter and email.

Injustice: Gods Among Us (iOS Free)

The major appeal in Warner Brothers’s fighting game is getting to pit famed DC Comics heroes and villains against each other. You start off with The Flash and less popular characters (Lex Luthor, Cyborg, Nightwing), and can select up to three for your fighting squad. Characters level up with the victories and eventually you unlock Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman, and Green Lantern. The game uses fantastic touch and swipe controls for attacks and special moves, a combat control scheme first introduced in the popular Infinity Blade series. While it’s another game suffering from in-app purchase syndrome, you’ll marvel at the game’s brilliant graphics (even if it takes up 500 MB).

Into the Dead (iOS, Android Free)

With Into the Dead, PikPok Games delivered one of the most visually memorable and intense first person running games available as a mobile app. You’re dropped into a field and must run away from packs of the undead. The developers smartly offer four different control schemes from the get-go to make players as comfortable as they can be as the dodge snarling corpses and inanimate obstacles. At first, you’re equipped only with your faceless character’s shallow breathing, but you can pick up weapons during your endless escape. As a freemium game, you can purchase coins right away and ‘fast unlock’ all the weapons. If you don’t feel like dropping your next paycheck on a mobile game, play through and complete missions to unlock items. The horror elements here aren’t for younger kids, as the last sounds you hear at a run’s end are screams and the zombie munching on your character.

Gemini Rue ($3.99)

Dubbing itself a sci-fi noir adventure, Gemini Rue should be of great interest to fans of classic action games. Rue tells the story of Azriel Odin, an ex-assassin who gets into trouble and has to seek help from criminals he previously worked for. Gemini Rue won numerous awards in 2010 and 2011 on the PC, and now players can enjoy the experience on their iPhones. The visuals are reminiscent of old school action games, but the story is where gamers will get hooked.

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GolfStar (Free)

GolfStar is a nice-looking physics-based golf game that anyone can enjoy. Whether you’re a nut for The Masters every year or just dipping your toes into golf for the first time, GolfStar presents a challenge for every type of gamer. The realistic ball physics of terrain height, ball impact angle and temperature, wind and humidity effects make the game realistic but various skill levels also make the game accessible to novices. There are five different modes of play including a Career, Online Match, and Training.

Gesundheit! update ($0.99)

First of all, Gesundheit! Is not a game about being respectful to people sneezing, though wouldn’t that be interesting! No, it is an action-puzzle game starring a colorful, hand-drawn pig. Players run through levels using touch screen controls requiring no on-screen buttons or virtual D-pad while earning character ability upgrades that enable their pig to perform all sorts of new actions.

RAD Soldiers (Free)

RAD Soldiers gives players the opportunity to command their own military unit through exciting turn-based strategy battles against real life friends or computer-controlled squadrons. Each soldier has unique special abilities to help them in battle and the game brings a light-hearted and humorous tone to war games. Like other strategy games, characters can level up throughout the game in order to master new abilities, and players can unlock new soldiers, weapons and outfits as they play.

Rayman Jungle Run update ($2.99)

One of the absolutely best looking iPhone games is back with a bulky update. Rayman Jungle Run has added 20 new platform-jumping levels featuring all sorts of exciting calamities, including a pirate ship themed level, a “Land of the Livid Dead” level, and more. Rayman can unlock new abilities as players advance throughout the game and save their progress using a cloud save system that has multiple save slots.

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	Word Solitaire: Aurora (iPhone) Released: 03/4/11 Genre: Cards,Puzzle :: Reviews: none yet â˜€ ITS OFFICIAL! Word Solitaire clinches a Best App Ever award in the "Best Word Game" division! "A stroke of genius." - iPhone-Roundup "A must-have for word game fans." - Cult of Mac "Word Solitaire transformed me into an anagram ninja." - The Independent (London) Look northwards and to the stars for a dazzling display of word creation and traditional solitaire! Drag letters onto each other to arrange them into words. Flip over cards to expose more... »»
	Easter Basket Maker (iPhone) Released: 03/4/11 Genre: N/A :: Reviews: none yet Itâ€™s Easter time, so you know what that means! Itâ€™s time to fill the ultimate Easter basket by stuffing it with every goodie imaginable! Start by selecting your basket. Then, fill it with grass. You can choose one or multiple beautiful pastel spring colors! Next, you can fill the basket to your heartâ€™s content with a huge variety of chocolate bunnies, flowers, candies, and little toys that make the perfect delivery for the Easter Bunny! Save... »»
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Are you a fan of mysterious stories? On my side; yes, I am, especially the Hitchcock movies and novels are my any time favorite. These days technology has changed and we can enjoy what we have seen on big screens right inside your smartphones or tablets. Here is Murder Detective 2, an edge-of-the-seat thriller for your iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch.

Before stepping into the review have a look at our review for Murder Detective first edition. It is time to detective Phil to come in action and find out the victim behind a murder that happened in Lynton church. As like the first edition Murder Detective 2 is made with brilliant graphics and sound effects that elevate the mood like a real crime investigator.

You will never get bored with the story as it is really thrilling. The interactions are short between the game characters while the hidden object games are interesting enough to kill your time. The story progresses through healthy interaction between the detective Phil, his colleague, the priest, etc.

Apart from the interesting and interactive storytelling, the app has some twisting puzzles to clear some stages. Sadly, the app misses providing clues to the players especially in the puzzle solving regions, which is sometimes harder to solve. The app has enticing locations with matching background sounds that create the feel like we are investigating a crime in real!

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I have stuck many times in the game especially in solving the puzzles without any clues on how to move on. I am sure the developers may be worried about this issue and provided a way to let them know the scene where players have stopped playing the game. It would be great if they can provide any clues within the app so that players can move on with the same thrill.

Murder Detective 2 is a complete package of thrill and excitement from the initial scene itself. It is not just a story, but a collection of some good puzzles as well. You can download the app from the App Store for $2.99

Iron Man 3 hits theaters May 3 and Gameloft has announced that the official Android game will be available April 25. The company has launched several movie-related companion games in the past such as Spider-Man, The Dark Knight Rises, and Men in Black 3.
According to the official gameplay trailer, shared by Gameloft via Twitter, Iron Man 3 will be an endless runner and as expected, you’ll get to blow up things.
Pricing hasn’t been revealed yet, but with Gameloft charging $6.99 for similar games, we wouldn’t be surprised to see the same. Check out the official gameplay trailer and let us know in the comments if you’re looking forward to seeing Iron Man 3.

– Angry Birds, Angry Birds Rio and Angry Birds Seasons– so it wasn’t too much of a stretch to say that the formula might be wearing thin, and the tremendous popularity of Angry Birds was actually making the franchise a bit dull.

Angry Birds Space changed that in a hurry. The game took the core of Angry Birds and introduced totally new mechanics to the game world, allowing players to deal with things like variable gravity, inertia, planetary obstacles and more. We’d been playing the same Angry Birds for literally years by this point, and Rovio came along and shook up the snow globe to awesome effect. Suddenly, the well-loved but aging Angry Birds was totally revitalized.

It’s a testament to the strength of Angry Birds Space, and to Rovio’s quality design, that the game soon spawned another spin-off in Angry Birds Star Wars, which also manages to be a great addition to the franchise with smart new mechanics plus new bird abilities, and not just a tie-in for the sake of easy sales.

Slightly less reckless racing

One of the genres that seems ideally suited to mobile devices is top-down racing, in which players drive their cars around a track they can see from a bird’s eye view. Tight controls and fast gameplay made the first Reckless Racing title a lot of fun. It’s the intelligent improvements and tighter gameplay, not the increased recklessness, that makes Polarbit’s sequel even better.

Reckless Racing 2 totally improves the core gameplay of the original. Everything about Reckless Racing 2 is more polished. Graphically, the game is brilliantly detailed, even though its zoomed-out view keeps the action small. Even better, though, is that it provides a whole lot more content than the original, like more tracks and cars that you can customize.

It’s a great sequel that can drop what doesn’t work about an original while improving upon what does, and Reckless Racing 2 does just that. The game is smart in that it feels like it takes itself more seriously, and in so doing, provides better gameplay than the original.

Fleshing out the story makes a better game

The visually impressive Infinity Blade, with its easy-to -learn, hard to master swipe-based sword-fighting mechanics, became a mainstay of iPhone gaming when it was first released in 2010. While it included some semblance of a plot – there’s an oppressive immortal tyrant living in a tower, and he continuously kills members of your family’s bloodline until you take him down – it was exceedingly thin the first time out.When developer ChAIR attacked making a sequel to the super-popular Infinity Blade, it added a whole lot more to the puzzle, but the first step was giving the game a much more engaging story for framing the action. Now players get swept up in the science fictional intrigue, and there’s even a novella that sets the stage for the second game and bridges the gap between the two.

Having a real story facilitates a bigger game, and the second thing that makes Infinity Blade II such a great sequel is that it’s enormous. There are new mechanics, new enemies, new settings, multiple paths through each playthrough, and even a sort of collective multiplayer mode in which players compete in challenges to earn in-game prizes. Infinity Blade II manages to take what was fun about the first game and add tremendous value to its formula. Soon, the developers will release Infinity Blade Dungeons, a prequel to the first game. Not only does this revise and solidify the storyline, but transforms the game experience from turn-based slashing to a sprawling dungeon crawler.

The intensity of Walking Dead comes from its great writing, although it’s definitely not a game for children. Like the comics on which it is based (although the game is pretty much unrelated to the graphic novel’s story), the game is filled with adult themes and horrific situations. No character is safe from being summarily executed because of a mistake that leads to a zombie attack, or an encounter with other characters that involves firearms. Walking Dead manages to make players care about all its characters, especially Clementine, its high-intensity situations are seriously affecting.

What sets Walking Dead apart?

Walking Dead’s greatest achievement is the way it allows players to invest themselves in the tale being told. As Lee, you’re primarily responsible for interacting with other characters through dialog, which means you’ll choose what Lee does or doesn’t say and do, for the most part. The game likes to put you in tough situations and ask for you to make hard decisions. You’ll often find yourself asked to pick which course of action you think is the right one, or to back one character over another. Sometimes these situations can result in someone’s death, and the game often will give you clues about meaningful decisions, noting things such as “Clementine will remember that.”

Adventure titles like Walking Dead have seen something of a resurgence lately, thanks to an expanding indie gaming market on PC, and their ability to translate exceedingly well to mobile devices. Walking Dead has set a bar in storytelling for a lot of games, but there are quite a few other quality adventure titles that also nail the feeling of exploration and puzzle-solving and storytelling for which the genre is known.

Serial killers instead of zombies

Adventure games are usually pretty strong storytelling engines, and because of that, they can often do some very interesting things in the horror genre. As Walking Dead manages to mix slow-burn, tough moments, other games opt for ramping up the tension slowly, as exemplified by several scenes in Bulkypix’s Yesterday.

Yesterday is the story of a serial killer plaguing New York’s homeless population, and it gets weird in a hurry. Like Walking Dead, it’s awash with lots of adult themes and violent acts, but it puts a greater emphasis on traditional adventure genre gameplay, making heavy use of involved puzzles. Players have to figure out how to move forward in order to continually unlock the story, and with its comic book style and feel, Yesterday manages to tell a pretty engrossing one.

Again, it’s not a game for kids, but if something a little darker and more thrilling is up your alley, it’s worth a shot.

A ‘broken’ blast from the past

Counted among some of the more solid adventure games in the genre are those bearing the Broken Sword title. A pair of the Broken Sword games –Broken Sword and Broken Sword II – found their ways out of the annals of gaming history to engage new players on mobile devices, despite having been first released in 1996 and 1997.

Where Walking Dead and Yesterday focus on horror and thriller themes, Broken Sword is something more of a mystery story. In the first game, players follow the exploits of American George Stobbart and French journalist Nicole Collard, who set out to solve a mystery that begins with a French politician being murdered by a costumed serial killer.

Broken Sword’s gameplay is much more of the “point and click” puzzle-solving variety than much of Walking Dead’s, but like the other titles, the games in the Broken Sword franchise manage to capture players’ attention with solid characters and deep, interesting stories.

There are plenty of other great adventure games in the iTunes App Store, with even more coming from the other platforms all the time. For players who like games that tell great stories, this is a genre to keep an eye on, especially after the huge success Telltale has seen with Walking Dead: The Game.

Hundreds tops iPhone Games of the Week

Posted: 3 Jan 2013 5:00 PM CST

It seems that end of year empty release schedule continues now into early 2013. There were not very many notable releases at all, but our top game of the week Hundreds is about as notable as they come. It's a remake of a Flash game from the creator of Canabalt. We've also got a kooky endless runner, a solid turn-based strategy game, and a couple of racing games. Hopefully this is just a slow start to what should be an awesome 2013 for mobile gaming!