Thanks to the EU commission, I now have a potential thread title for December.
"Bubblegum prices Get you down? Get inside and Get your iOS Christmas shopping done early!"
"Get all your free to play games here starting at $0.99 this holiday"
(F2P games are no longer allowed to be "Free" labelled, so Apple changed it to "Get".)
Gems of War is out worldwide. I think Pitta should play this version for at least 15 hours and tell us if it's still balanced without pay wall.
I never understood the Flappy Bird phenomenon but, boy...am I addicted to Crossy Road!!!
Just unlocked Gandalf...hilarious.
Crystal Siege HD just got a PG gold award.
I'd say if you're looking for tower defense, get that instead of KR:O
I like this one.December OT Free*
I like this one.
Crystal Siege HD just got a PG gold award.
I'd say if you're looking for tower defense, get that instead of KR:O
Crystal Siege HD just got a PG gold award.
I'd say if you're looking for tower defense, get that instead of KR:O
I've heard a lot of good things about Crystal Siege and probably will get it, but that was a disappointing review -- especially coming from PG. Not very informative.
Still, a Gold Award from a non-TD fan is impressive.
Guess I'm in the minority here, but I'm digging Vainglory. I do agree that it isn't mind blowing graphics wise. There are definitely more showpiece games on the App Store.
That said, the gameplay is pretty fun. Biggest issue for me is that I don't always have a solid block of 20-30 min to get in a match.
^^ Good impressions. Google Play's 2 hour "trial" is awesome. If only they had all of the games there are on iOS, I'd be using that feature all the time.
Solid impressions. I haven't had any issue with the difficulty so far (I am about 2.5 hours in), but I've played A LOT of the TD games including the past two KRs, so I have decent idea of the towers and their ideal placement.I'm not a big fan of TD genre. I've played a few but none really grabbed me...
Thanks to the EU commission, I now have a potential thread title for December.
"Bubblegum prices Get you down? Get inside and Get your iOS Christmas shopping done early!"
"Get all your free to play games here starting at $0.99 this holiday"
(F2P games are no longer allowed to be "Free" labelled, so Apple changed it to "Get".)
I'm not a big fan of TD genre. I've played a few but none really grabbed me.
But I decided to try Kingdom Rush Origins anyway. After all, Google Play has this awesome feature that let's you try the game for two hours, so I thought why not.
After playing a few levels, I really like it, I think. Like I said, I have very little experience with TD, but here's my thoughts on why Kingdom Rush is considered top dog:
- It's easy to get into, but gets HARD pretty fast. This is probably because I suck at TD's, but I think the game will kick my ass pretty hard.
- There's something very distinct about the aesthetics. I really like the look of the game. It's simple, but charming. Same with the audio. Overall I think the presentation is very attractive, cohesive and polished, unlike a lot of generic looking games in the genre. Interface is very pleasant and polished too.
- There's a lot of micromanagement. Wow. You just don't stand idle for 10 seconds. There's always something to do. Always something to take care of. This is really different from the "set up and wait" flow I had with other games.
- Maps are very different, which makes you approach each level very differently too.
- Playing the same levels again with modifiers might be a great way to extend the length. You are not forced to do it though, so it doesn't feel like artificial padding, just more juice.
Maybe there's something else I can't define it yet, but these are the feelings this TD noob is having. Am I right or way off?
Shame there's only three heroes though. I know buying the others is not necessary, but they look so cool and must be pretty fun to play around too. A question by the way, are the heroes progressively better or just different from each other?
Also, I'm guessing the game plays much better on the iPad (I tried on a Galaxy S4).
I'm not a big fan of TD genre. I've played a few but none really grabbed me.
But I decided to try Kingdom Rush Origins anyway. After all, Google Play has this awesome feature that let's you try the game for two hours, so I thought why not.
After playing a few levels, I really like it, I think. Like I said, I have very little experience with TD, but here's my thoughts on why Kingdom Rush is considered top dog:
- It's easy to get into, but gets HARD pretty fast. This is probably because I suck at TD's, but I think the game will kick my ass pretty hard.
- There's something very distinct about the aesthetics. I really like the look of the game. It's simple, but charming. Same with the audio. Overall I think the presentation is very attractive, cohesive and polished, unlike a lot of generic looking games in the genre. Interface is very pleasant and polished too.
- There's a lot of micromanagement. Wow. You just don't stand idle for 10 seconds. There's always something to do. Always something to take care of. This is really different from the "set up and wait" flow I had with other games.
- Maps are very different, which makes you approach each level very differently too.
- Playing the same levels again with modifiers might be a great way to extend the length. You are not forced to do it though, so it doesn't feel like artificial padding, just more juice.
Maybe there's something else I can't define it yet, but these are the feelings this TD noob is having. Am I right or way off?
Shame there's only three heroes though. I know buying the others is not necessary, but they look so cool and must be pretty fun to play around too. A question by the way, are the heroes progressively better or just different from each other?
Also, I'm guessing the game plays much better on the iPad (I tried on a Galaxy S4).
Was hoping for a recommendation from this thread.
I really enjoy Ipad games that are deep enough to get into but where I can also listen to a podcast or music in the background. I found FTL to be brilliant in this regard but after the 40th or so game I would quite like something new. Is there anything of this depth on the Ipad that also is not so story driven that I can listen to a podcast as I play it?
Awesome. Icebreaker was the best puzzle game I've played in a long time, and Nitrome always makes fun games. Can't wait for their next oneThe creators of Icebreaker have announced their new game "Gunbrick":
http://toucharcade.com/2014/11/21/gunbrick-announced/
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lpjLH1sHQ1g
Really enjoying the game too. Seems to have a great deal more depth to it than fates forever and the character designs are much better too!
Only issue is people being inactive during games. They need to add some punishment for this.
I'm... kind of in love with Vainglory, hehe. So good once you learn your way around. I highly recommend checking out the academy here:
http://academy.vainglorygame.com
The basics of the game are very well presented and explained there.
The creators of Icebreaker have announced their new game "Gunbrick":
http://toucharcade.com/2014/11/21/gunbrick-announced/
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lpjLH1sHQ1g
I'm still very new to iOS gaming but there are a few titles I'm keeping my eye on.
Is there a site (besides GAF, I guess) that's good to check for when games go on sale?
One thing that does impress me about vainglory is the sheer amount and quality of supplementary information. The built in videos are nice and to the point, helping newbs transition into the game pretty well.
iOS Gaming December 2014 |OT| Get
are there any great first person role playing games on iOS? something similar to eq?
Thanks, but any suggestion on things/sites that are not apps themselves?Download AppZapp (if it's still available) or AppShopper. Those help a lot.
Thanks, but any suggestion on things/sites that are not apps themselves?
Thanks, but any suggestion on things/sites that are not apps themselves?
Callys Caves 3 is another chance for us to aspire to make the best platformer on iOS. Weve taken a lot of the feedback we received from the first two games and are putting it to use while developing Callys Caves 3. The biggest change is that we are adding a new game plus mode, which will give players a lot more reasons to come back and keep playing. After finishing the campaign (124 levels or so), new game plus mode will open up. Another tier of weapon upgrades will open up, leading towards a god-tier final form for each weapon. Instead of just making new game plus be like the campaign again but harder, we are adding new enemies and weapon types into new game plus, and the one true story ending to the game will be at the end of the new game plus playthrough.
Cheers.Touch Arcade and Pocket Gamer