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The best games on sale for iPhone and iPad right now - June 14th
Oh look it's Wednesday again. That means it's time to have a look at the best games that are for sale on the App Store right now. To be honest it's a bit of a rubbish week for sales, but I've picked five games that are worth a look. It might make more sense to save your money for something else, unless you're really desperate to try out one of the games on offer here. As usual you can click on the emboldened names to download the various interactive entertainment experiences. And if you've spotted something you think we should have included feel free to let people know in the comments below. Framed - Free Definitely the diamond in the rough this week. If you've not played this one before…
The Tuesday Best of - Multiplayer shooters for iPhone and iPad
Modern Combat Versus has just soft launched in Australia and New Zealand. If you've not heard of it it's Gameloft's latest version of its shooty bang bang series, this time with a focus on multiplayer. Shoot men, shoot some more men, win points and make your shooty stuff better. You know the drill, soldier. So now seemed like a pretty good time to round up the three best multiplayer shooters that are available world wide on the App Store right now. Basically we're taking a moment to check out the competition. As usual you can click on the emboldened name of the game below to be whisked away to a safe and special place where you can download it. And if you think we've missed anything out -…
Newly launched MMORPG Art of Conquest is currently featured on the App Store and Google Play
Lilith Games brings something new to the strategy table, with a unique hybrid of PVP combat, MMO adventure, and RTS elements all wrapped up in their latest release Art of Conquest. After its launch early last week, the game has succeeded in capturing the attention of Google and Apple after finding itself featured on the app stores across 140 countries, just days after its release. Art of Conquest challenges you to broaden your domain by conquering enemy lands in an effort to build up your own kingdom and establish yourself as the the most dominant empire in Nore; the whimsical fantasy world in which the game is set. AoC brings new attributes to the RTS table, including an exceptional worl…
AndroidWe play Angry Birds Evolution, where pinball meets Pokemon
The Monday Musing - What does E3 mean for mobile gaming?
Well it's that time of the year again. The good and the great and the average of the gaming industry have gathered in Los Angeles to paste giant billboards on the side of buildings and get the hype trains started for the latest AAA releases. But here at AppSpy we're far more concerned with the mobile side of things. And that got the cogs in my brain whirring round something rotten. It made me wonder whether mobile gamers should even be that bothered about what's going on at E3? So I decided to write a piece of content about it. After all, content makes the world go round. Or at least I assume it does. It could be something to do with science, but I tend not to bother myself with such unimp…
4 more reasons to indulge in Shadowblood’s Dark Fantasy RPG experience
If the sheer technical prowess of UTPlus Interactive’s mobile action RPG wasn’t enough to draw you into the world of Narr the first time around, those that like a little more depth with regards to their hacking, slashing, and near-endless looting can rest comfortably knowing that Shadowblood isn’t just a pretty face. Renowned amongst fans for its unique approach to control optimisation, the game lets you traverse lands and destroy dragons in a totally tailorable manner unseen in most ARPGs. But this only scratches the surface of the Shadowblood experience. So, to make things slightly clearer, we’ve highlighted some other reasons why players might be interested in a…
5 tips for Pandemic, the classic board game about viral outbreak
The 5 best games for iPhone and iPad this week - June 9th
It's been a pretty good week for iOS gaming, all told. Obviously one release stands head and shoulders over all the others. You know the one I'm talking about. Don't worry if you don't though, we'll get to it in a bit. As per usual, we're going to round up the five best games that have hit the App Store this week. That's just the kind of gentle and caring souls we are here at AppSpy. Sharing is caring. And we care. A lot. You can click on the emboldened name of the games below to be whisked away to the App Store where you can download them. And if you think we've missed anything then feel free to chuck your own suggestions in the comments at the bottom of the article. Monument Valley 2 I…
Win a new Honor 8 Pro smartphone in Pocket Gamer’s biggest competition yet
What do you look for most from a gaming phone? High performance API, State of the visuals, or simply a battery life that will keep you tapping and swiping away for hours on end? Well now’s your chance to receive all of that and more... Tell us what you think makes a perfect gaming phone and you could win one of the five new Honor 8 Pro smartphones being given away in Pocket Gamer’s latest competition. The elegant Honor 8 Pro is the improved iteration of the original Honor 8 device, which has enhanced all the best qualities of its predecessor and has brought more to the table, including a Quad HD display, a sleek modern design which features two fantastic 12-megapixel cameras.…
The Thursday Find - Super Sticky Bros
Thursday is upon us again, some of us are voting in a general election, and it's actually stopped raining where I am. Windows are open, shorts are on, so let's get this over and done with quickly so I can go play in the park. This week's Thursday find might not be the shiniest game on the App Store, but it is an interesting one. And sometimes that counts for a lot more than polish. As ever you can click on the emboldened name of the game below to download it. But Harry, you're no doubt weeping, you haven't even told us what the game is. Oh yeah, sorry about that. It is, of course... Super Sticky Bros Ostensibly this one's a platformer. It's pretty unwieldy when you first start playing, b…
We play Yankai's Peak, a prism puzzler with a tethered twist
GameSpire’s Dead Plague released on Android and iOS
Chinese developer GameSpire has released a new zombie action game on to the mobile market, hoping it’ll spread like the plague. Dead Plague takes place in the sun-bleached tropics, where the mysterious Research Centre (think Umbrella Corps) has released an un-deadly virus. Now, all the sandcastles have been squashed, the beach is all bloody and the locals aren’t so friendly. In steps BIOTECH to send you off on a risky retrieval mission – you’ve got to grab some samples of zombie DNA for the BIOTECH boffins to analyse. But they’re not just going to hand it over, are they? That’s the premise Dead Plague’s single-player campaign revolves around. You…
The best games on sale for iPhone and iPad right now - June 7th
Hi Wednesday, how's it going? Oh, really? That's interesting. Anyway, since I don't really care and I'm talking to a day, how about we get on with creating some excellent content for the fine readers of App Spy? Sounds like a plan? Cool. Every Wednesday we round up the best games that are on sale on the App Store right now. And that's exactly what we're going to do. Because we're fearsome creatures of habit here. Change will be the death of us. As usual you can click on the emboldened name of the games below to download them. Get it? Got it? Good. Let's do this. After the End: Forsaken Destiny - £1.99 / $1.99 A gorgeous looking platforming adventure with a load of really good ideas…
