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Top down strategy games with loads of tactical depth - AppSpy's Sunday Service
Where can you get a super quick hit of mobile video gaming on a Sunday morning? Here. On AppSpy. That's where. The Big Stories 1. Special Tactics Online is a top down strategy game with loads of tactical depth. 2. Door Kickers is also a top down strategy game with loads of tactical depth. 3. Her Story is not a top down strategy game with loads of tactical depth, but it does sound absolutely amazing. 4. Radical Rappelling is from the Fruit Ninja lot, and you go from the top of a cliff down to the bottom. 5. Mobius Final Fantasy is a very nice looking card battler that's currently only out in Japan, and features some small amounts of strategy. AppSpy Recommends Hitman: Sniper was in…
6 iOS standouts that do touchscreen controls right
While some may have a higher level of tolerance for virtual joysticks than I do, it’s hard to deny that the responsiveness and solidity of something like the 3DS’s Circle Pad make it far superior to any touchscreen facsimile. But that’s not to say that the iPhone can’t rival Nintendo’s handheld as a portable game console - by tailoring their control schemes to the strengths and weaknesses of Apple’s miniature marvel, the following titles prove otherwise. 1. Kero Blaster - Although this gem’s controls seem traditional at first, the game benefits greatly from one significant innovation: your weapons are mapped to a swipe-based slider instead of a set…
