A lot of good games came out today. We settled on the following: Braveland Wizard, Game of the Thrones, Fist of Jesus and Treasure Run.
Braveland Wizard
All the same Braveland, adjusted for a new plot and snow-dusted locations. And that’s good. The original project was a pleasant game, reminiscent of the bygone days of the classic Heroes of Might and Magic trilogy.
You can buy the game in the App Store at this link
Game of the Thrones
On PC and consoles, the Telltale engine already, to put it mildly, looks somewhat archaic. And from the point of view of management, everything is the same… ambiguous. At the same time, on mobile devices, the situation is reversed: both visually and in terms of UI, the new Telltale – Game of the Thrones – is beautiful. Only now it is recommended to play the project only after reviewing the first three seasons of Game of Thrones: the actions of the game take place just at the same time as the events of the fourth season, whose show ended in April this year.
You can buy the first episode of Game of the Thrones at this link
Fist of Jesus
In a good way, a deranged beat ’em up about Jesus and Judas fighting against hordes of zombies, including in the Wild West. The project as a paid program was released on Steam in October, having received more than a hundred positive reviews, and now it can be downloaded for free from the App Store.
You can download the game in the App Store at this link
Treasure Run!
Eastern runners cannot be called very popular in the Western market. Partly an exception can be called Line Cookie Run, which a year ago flashed in the top downloads in the USA. Although for the latter, the main market is still Japanese, where the game consistently hung in the box office Top 50 for the first half of 2014. Time will tell whether Treasure Run will be able to show eastern indicators of a similar Line Cookie Run in western markets.
You can download the game in the App Store at this link