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GDC, it's easy as 1, 2, 3 - AppSpy's Sunday Service
It's AppSpy's Sunday Service, the quickest way to get up-to-speed on the world of mobile and handheld gaming. This week Mark headed to San Francisco for GDC... The Big Stories 1. This War of Mine is a sobering look at the realities of armed conflict. 2. Look how nice and chill Breath of Life is. 3. Spider: Rite of the Shrouded Moon is a fascinating sequel to an iOS classic. 4. Drifter is full of galactic jerks, but that's okay because you can shoot them all. 5. You can win a copy of 'Final Symphony' (an orchestral take on several Final Fantasy soundtracks) in our latest competition. AppSpy Recommends We've described Rad Boarding as Tiny Wings meets SSX, and I think that's as good a…
True MADNESS: the most explosively awesome tricks from True Skate
True Skate is a shining example of post-release developer support, and thankfully an update in August last year added Kamcord replays to the game. I say thankfully, but what you’re really getting is a couple hours of futile swiping, trying to replicate the sheer madness of other, far more skilled pocket skaters. Or perhaps they just got lucky. Yeah, that's it. Here's 9 of the best True Skate videos on Kamcord, guaranteed to make your eyeballs bleed at their majesty. If you've got another, add a link down below in the comments. 1. Because I didn’t even know you could get that high 2. Ehh… not enough spin. 7.8/10 3. Yes it’s a glitch, but he landed it anyway…
True SkateHands-on with Angry Birds Under Pigstruction, the true Angry Birds sequel fans have been waiting for
Hands-on with Totter, the oddly charming endless game of balance
Here's the opening cinematic for The Wild
Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate: Newbies Unite!
Hands-on with Nightmare Guardians, in which Lorian kicks some serious undead butt
So Dawn of Titans looks alright, doesn't it?
GDC 2015: Hands-on with Does not Commute, the rush hour puzzler coming to iOS and Android
Taichi Panda features a giant martial artist of a panda and is out now on iOS
You did read that correctly, yes. Taichi Panda is an action RPG about a bipedal panda that just so happens to know martial arts. He makes up one of three playable characters you can choose from. The others are a Lara Croft-like treasure hunter or a knight not unlike Sir Lancelot. There's a visually impressive fantasy world to explore that's in the iron grip of evil forces and it's up to a massive panda to try and restore the balance. Bandits, goblins, and demons will try to stop you but will no doubt end up as a shower of blood and bone as you recklessly carve a path through them while trying to save the world. Taichi Panda is made up of numerous levels in which you'll summon a varie…
Hands-on with Spinner Tronic, the game you'll hate and love in equal measure
Win a digital copy of Final Symphony - Music From Final Fantasy VI, VII, and X!
Final Symphony, a collection of composer Nobuo Uematsu's most beloved tracks from Final Fantasy VI, VII, and X, as performed by the London Symphony Orchestra has recently hit iTunes. Check out the trailer above for a sample of the delights the album has to offer, as well as an insight as to all the hard work that went into the album. To celebrate, we're giving away digital copies of the album to five lucky AppSpy readers! How to enter: Just make sure you're following @AppSpy on Twitter, then retweet the tweet below: Follow + RT for the chance to win a copy of #ffsymphony, orchestrated hits of FF VI, VII & X! http://t.co/JhaUmRR5oN pic.twitter.com/R5R01rGvIp — AppSpy (@app…
