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A big adventure - AppSpy's Sunday Service
It's AppSpy's Sunday Service, where we serve up 5 big stories, a game recommendation from the team, and what we'll be up to over the weekend, for you to peruse over your morning herbal tea. The Big Stories 1. Heroes and Castles 2 is dividing the Internet: is it a brilliant action RPG with tower defence elements, or just a mediocre one? 2. Currently in development, Starseed is shaping up to be a smashing little retro shmup. 3. Beast Quest is now out, and it's pretty darn good! 4. If you're looking for a mobile version of Castlevania then Sword of Xolan might have you covered. 5. OH MY GOD LOOK AT HOW LOVELY HORIZON CHASE IS! AppSpy Recommends Relentless, unforgiving, and completely…
8 hilarious hijinks from Hill Climb Racing
As far as free iOS games go, it doesn’t get much better than Hill Climb Racing. Ever since its release way back in November of 2012, this title’s been updated fairly consistently, with frequent additions (mainly new vehicles and tracks) to spice up the gameplay. But not even near-monthly updates can keep a fundamentally bad game on its feet - the action has to be good to begin with, and HCR’s physics-based motoring delivers in spades. Of course, two and a half years of bouncing along in HCR has bestowed some players with remarkable driving skills. I’ve already posted eight of the game’s most entertaining exploits below, but feel free to offer your own runs in t…
