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Skydoms is an epic RPG with a revolutionary gameplay
Etermax has released Skydoms, its most ambitious title yet on iOS and Android. Skydoms is a unique blend of match three puzzler and RPG in which you form a team out of over 300 different characters and battle with your friends in the hundreds of quests. If you'd rather take the fight to your comrades, you can do that as well. Skydoms includes PvP battlegrounds to beat each other up in. You can level up and evolve each fighter to increase abilities in combat but if you plan on having the best team possible you'll have to take part in the time-limited events to grab the rarest characters. Skydoms can be enjoyed by players all over Europe, as it's currently been translated into English, F…
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Outcast Odyssey gets Soul Calibur themed cards added to its decks for a limited time
Outcast Odyssey players have got the chance to grab cards based around fighters and weapons from the Soul Calibur series - but only have until the end of this month to do so. The newly added Soul Calibur cards include 8 legendary heroes - Ivy, Mitsurugi, Voldo, Maxi, Kilik, Siegfried, Nightmare, and Astaroth - as well as the Soul Calibur and Soul Edge swords. These extras can be won as part of rewards from events, or you can just purchase them through the in-game store. An RPG card battler, Outcast Odyssey has you exploring a game world boasting over 40 islands and 300 cards, with a range of foes to battle to boot. These foes can then be vanquished using the various powers from the h…
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10 diabolically difficult replays from Geometry Dash
Although our fascination with tough games dates back to the origins of gaming itself, there’s been a “difficulty renaissance” of late - just look at Super Hexagon, Pivvot, and Impossible Road, all of which are painfully challenging. But Geometry Dash takes the sub-genre one step further: it includes a level editor, which - rather predictably - has spawned madness. When coupled with the inventive brutality of its players, Geometry Dash’s rhythm-based auto-scrolling really comes into its own, as demonstrated by the following runs. If you've got the chops to top these, post your own replays in the comments. The music is awesome, but you probably won’t hear much o…
