Elder Sign: Omens v1.1.5 Android Game

Elder Sign: Omens v1.1.5 Android Game

Recommended device requirements:
Requires Android : 2.2 and up

The tense excitement of Elder Sign is now available for Android! Elder Sign: Omens places you in control of up to four intrepid investigators, as they fight to keep all-powerful Ancient Ones from invading our world through a museum’s arcane exhibits!

*Build a team of unique investigators*
*Explore an ever-changing museum*
*Face challenging arcane tasks*
*Save the world from absolute destruction*
*Expand the horror with exciting in-app purchases*

Can you stand against the impending arrival of a malevolent Ancient One?

While Elder Sign: Omens brilliantly conveys the spirit of the Elder Sign dice game, a few noteworthy differences were adopted to optimize the mobile play experience:

-A limited number of available Ancient Ones streamlines the game play experience while offering adjustable levels of difficulty. Face Yig in easy mode, Azathoth in normal mode, or Cthulhu in hard mode (in-app purchase required to face Cthulhu).
-A number of subtle changes increase the peril of defending humanity. For example, the random negative effects drawn every midnight are more challenging, and the frequency of “no effect” results has been decreased. Monsters have likewise been altered to make them more difficult.
-Finally, there are no Ally cards in Elder Sign: Omens, which further streamlines play while increasing the overall challenge.

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Chuck’s Challenge

Chuck’s Challenge Review

by on June 15, 2012

If you had a PC in the ’90s and didn’t play 2D puzzler Chip’s Challenge, you were doing it all wrong. Thankfully, you can make reparations with this, a recently updated pseudo-sequel from the same level designer, Chuck Sommerville.

The slightly self-referential concept at play here is that Chuck’s been kidnapped by an alien called Woop, who gets him to design more levels. The first 25 are free, with a further three sets of 25 – ranging from simple to tricksy – available at 69p a pop.

With a nice mix of races against both time and monsters, puzzles that require real thought, a level creator, and access to tons of user-created levels, this is one aspect of the ’90s well worth revisiting.

Download this app: Chuck’s Challenge

Chaos Rings II

Chaos Rings II Review

by on June 15, 2012

Here we go again. In this third instalment of the Chaos saga (Omega being the prequel to the original Chaos Rings), we’re once more asked to shell out top dollar for another slice of baffling JRPG action. So, is it worth the buttock-clenching price tag? The world is being threatened by the frankly unacceptable behaviour of The Destroyer, whose earthquakes have been releasing monsters into the world.

Unfortunately, there’s only one way to stop this happening – and that’s for The Creator to appoint one Nominator and five Pillars, the latter ultimately having to be sacrificed in order to complete the Rite of Resealing. Bit harsh for them, but luckily, you get to be the Nominator.

It opens a little confusingly, but gradually the plot unfolds and things become clearer; when you begin to see the full epic sweep of the tale you’ll come to grow with the characters and realise what a rich, satisfying, choice-based story it is. It’s great to see that Square Enix has adopted this approach, seeing as Omega was a similar fare to the original. While fundamentally similar to both predecessors, it’s not just the gripping storyline that breathes new life into the series; we have to doff our hats to them finessing the gameplay, too.

It’s a complex beast – easy enough to dive into, but richly layered, nonetheless. As far as the adventuring goes, instead of controlling a fixed pair of characters, Darwin (our hero) hooks up with a succession of warriors, who also come under your control and whose unique attributes can then be used to your advantage. Together they traipse around surreal environments, engage in battles – gaining items and experience along the way – and fight big bad bosses at each chapter’s finale. Sounds formulaic, but it’s executed brilliantly – the environments look epic yet are compactly constructed to keep aimless wandering to a minimum.

The real meat on the bones, though, is the combat, and this is also where it all gets a bit complex. Humans and monsters have a gene-like Sopia, and when you obtain a fallen foe’s Sopia, you can equip it and use it to trigger special attacks. Similarly, by doing well in battle you can fill the new Charge Gauge, which, once full, gives you access to powerful one-off attacks (Awakenings). Also, the Break Gauge returns; this is used to activate turn breaks, making it easier to take down powerful enemies.

Characters gain more abilities as they defeat opponents and steal their Sopia. They can upgrade weapons and armour along the way, and various potions and lotions can be collected that help in combat – whether it be enhancing abilities, or healing the wounded. During combat, you’ll also encounter situations that result in Status Effects, which last as long as the battle and can bestow qualities on the player that are either advantageous, or a royal pain in the arse.

In addition, each character and monster has one of three elements assigned to them – Blaze, Gale, and Aqua. These prove advantageous over one another in combat situations in a rock, paper, scissors fashion, whereby a Blaze-equipped character will have the advantage over the Gale-equipped opponent, who in turn has an advantage over Aqua, who in turn…

While the basic structure of the game remains fundamentally unchanged, the engaging story, exquisite visuals and carefully tweaked and balanced gameplay combine to create an extremely compelling and vital iOS experience. So, all things considered, is it worth the money? It’s a resounding yes from us.

Download this app: Chaos Rings II for iPad

Red Bull Augmented Racing Reloaded

Red Bull Augmented Racing Reloaded Review

by on June 16, 2012

When it comes to putting its name on something, Red Bull doesn’t do things by halves. Its advertising somehow transcends the energy drink of the same name, meaning that even if you haven’t tasted the taurine-infused fuel you understand that the brand equals extreme sports and then some.

The app is offers up a similar feeling. Its name is ballsy for a start – Red Bull Augmented Racing Reloaded sounds as if someone took a bunch of interesting-sounding words and hammered them together into a title.

It’s lucky then that the app offers up a decent virtual racing experience, dumbed down enough to play on a smartphone.

Load the game up and it doesn’t take long to go through the myriad menus before you are on the tarmac and burning virtual rubber. The controls are simple, move the handset to turn left or right, while the accelerator is on the right and the brake is on the left. There’s not much too it than that.

There’s a whole variety of cars to choose from and some different race types too. All in all this feels like a good paid-for game that’s been given away from free.

Download Red Bull Augmented Racing Reloaded now.

SpeedCar v1.1.0 (Android Game)

Summary:  SpeedCar is a hot 3D racing game for Android phones. Enjoy the bullet physic engine and realistic car physic effect Now!

Download Source: Mirror
Current Version: 1.1.0
Requirement:  Android 2.1 and Up
Developer: OoO studio
Size: 2611 KB
Price: Free

DESCRIPTION:

SpeedCar is a hot 3D racing game for Android phones. Download it and Enjoy the bullet physic engine and realistic car physic effect Now!

Feature Highlights
Equitable gameplay design
Tilt phone to control car direction
Tap screen to accelerate
One finger control model that you can play it very easy but fast-paced.

Important Note:
SpeedCar is just an Android game for you to play. In real world you should not drive so fast!! 

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Friday, June 15, 2012

Download Shrek Kart HD v3.1.6 Android Game Full Version

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Recommended device requirements: 

Requires Android : 2.1 and up

Once Upon a Time…Shrek and his friends are on a quest: To become theKingdom’s Fastest Kart Racer!Race to your own Fairy Tale ending behind the wheel of each character’s custom-built kart and try to win Ye Grand Tournament. Explore the sights and secret shortcuts throughout the Kingdom, from Shrek’s home in The Swamp to the hallowed halls of Worcestershire High to the palm-lined streets of Far Far Away. Challenge your friends to eat your dust in multiplayer and arena modes! All is fair(y) in this twisted tournament tale: Special Abilities and Power-ups are part of the arsenal. Drop the Cow That Jumped Over the Moon on Donkey, foil Puss In Boots with a Kart-SeekingPumpkin and blast past Gingy with some high ogre-octane gas. But remember: Only 1st Place lives Happily Ever After!4 SINGLEPLAYER MODES: Single Race, Tournament, Challenges and Arena modesLOCAL MULTIPLAYER MODE: Challenge your friends to eat your dust via Wi-Fi (with up to 6 players) and Bluetooth (2 players)!MILES OF RACING FUN with 19 cups in the Tournament mode and 72 challenges to face!10 UNIQUE KARTS: Each character has custom built his or her own vehicle, each with a special ability and different characteristics.11 DEFENSIVE & OFFENSIVE POWER-UPS: Drop the Cow That Jumped Over the Moon on an opponent or shoo away those Angry Bees by wiping off the screen with your finger!15 TRACKS (12 Speedways & 3 Arenas): Beautiful 3D environments from throughout the Kingdom, from Shrek’s home in The Swamp to the palm-lined streets of Far Far Away.MORE THAN 10 PLAYABLE CHARACTERS: Shrek, Donkey, Fiona, Ogre Triplets, Puss In Boots, Gingy, 3 Little Pigs, Pinocchio, Big Bad Wolf and the Ghost of Lord Farquaad !

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Recommended device requirements:

Requires Android : 2.1 and up

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