Are you tired of the same old gameplay model appearing time and time again in iOS Action RPGs? Pixel and Texel feel the same way, and their aim is to usher in something quite different with their upcoming genre entry, "Fara!"
If you've always wondered what would happen if the Find the Hidden Object and logic puzzle genres were tossed into a blender with "Twilight Zone: The Movie," look no further than Gameday's App Store debut.
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With the release of Bane Games' naval warfare shoot 'em up, "Battle Group," nearing, it's about time we whip out our chat with Director Alistair Doulin. So, just how did Bane Games conjure up a sense of military realism in their latest game? You might be surprised by the answer!
Fakepup may have gone back to 2D since their debut with "Snowball Smash" last year, but they've also raised the bar for their work with this slick take on the running genre. Even if you can't imagine picking up yet another running game, you'd do well to give "Super Bit Dash" a good look, and if you're a retro platformer fan it should extend to your interests as well.
It’s the weekend again, which can only mean one thing here at iFanzine: time for another awesome giveaway! And, oh boy, do we have some absolutely great stuff in the virtual prize-bag this week. Up for grabs are free copies of Jelly Defense, Terrafarmer HD, and a little game you probably haven’t heard all that much about yet called Shadowgun.
Can the presence of Mr. Destructoid single-handedly salvage a videogame? If "Arcade Jumper!" is any indication, the answer is a resounding: "Yes!" Black Hive Media's latest iOS entry may be rough around the edges, but Destructoid's mascot, among other playable heroes, lend it some of the depth I've so longed for in iOS platformers.
Hot Damn! No sooner than one eye-strokingly gorgeous Unity-powered game hits the App Store another is announced! Watch the jaw-dropping teaser trailer and gaze longingly at some super purty screenshots of Luma Arcade’s Bladeslinger after the jump.
"Commander Pixman"'s level design transcends its presentational simplicity, taking the preferences of the modern mobile gamer well into account. Pixman's levels are both bite-sized and appreciably complex -- which should seem like an oxymoron on paper, but One Minute Games pulls it off handily.