Ngmoco has officially released their We Rule game worldwide, but was first released in Canada to test out the severs and other thing. Now, We Rule is free, but there’s a catch, it has in-app purchases just like Ngmoco‘s Eliminate. The game is very fun and very addicting even with out buying the in-app purchases. Now, the in-app purchases help you to level up faster in the game, just like powercells in Eliminate.

The in-app purchases in We Rule revolve around “Mojo” which makes your crops grow faster or make your buildings grow faster, however, different crops and buildings might take more “Mojo” than other ones. Besides that, you can also go to your friends kingdoms and put in a order for some type of product. When you place your order, the owner of that kingdom can accept the order or deny it. If the owner accepts the order you put in, the owner produces that item and in exchange you both get experience points and coins. This is a very effective way to level up also with out “Mojo”.

Non-the-less, this is a great game and will entertain you for a long time. We Rule is free on the App Store so, but remember there are in-app purchases.

We Rule on the App Store.

Eliminate Amplifier by Ngmoco is now out, which gives you 10 extra Power Cells  for free. These Power Cells can be used to turn in for credits (to spend on items) or to use in the game and earn credits. Ngmoco has brought back the Titian Pro and Titian Junior, which give more damage then normal. Ngmoco has also released the Punisher Mod which gives extra damage to what ever weapon you are using. No word from Ngmoco if this Eliminate Amplifier a limited time offer or a permeant offer. You can also download the following apps for even more free Power Cells: Eliminate Pro 12 Power Cells and Eliminate Pro: 16 Power Cells. Will all three of these apps, you can get up to 38 Power Cells in all to use in Eliminate.

Eliminate Amplifier on the App Store.

Just two days ago, there were new details released on Eliminate Pro’s 1.1 update. Just earlier today, the 1.1 update was released, the new 1.1 update includes:

• New map named “Knox” (pictured above).
• New pre-upgraded “Prototype” armor.
• New mods for customizing your stats.
• New custom armor skins.
• New player levels, the new max level is 70 comapred to level 50 before the update.

The new 1.1 is available to download right now and Eliminate is still free. Ngmoco promises more new content to come in later updates. We also reviewed Eliminate Pro when it first came out, check the review out here.

Eliminate Pro on the App Store.

Just after Modern Combat: Sandstorm’s Multiplayer Update, Ngmoco released screenshots and new details on the Eliminate Pro 1.1 update. Also, check out our review of Eliminate.

Ngmoco has submitted  the 1.1 update and should be out very, very soon. The 1.1 will offer a number of armor updates, new skins, higher ranks and a new map called “Knox” (pictured above). The new max level will increase by 20 to make the new max level 70, compared to 50 as of right now.

Later back, we posted a different preview of the 1.1 update, and that was before these new screenshots were released. The information basically remains the same, but Ngmoco had just released new screenshots of the 1.1 update.

Another thing is, there will be new “prototype” armor, which is basically a trail period of that armor which comes pre-upgraded, and these new”prototype” armors will cost credits. Ngmoco is also introducing new armor mods that allow you to enhance your armors beyond the stat limits of current sets.

There will also be special themed skins, as seen above in the 1.1 update. The 1.1 update will also include new skins too, which are rumored to boost your stats (for armor and weapons). For the full run down of the 1.1 update click here. Also, check out our review of Eliminate.

Eliminate Pro on the App Store.

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There’s been some speculation and little news on the ‘Eliminate’ Version 1.1 update [ELIMINATE REVIEW]. Well, Ngmoco has released more details and info on the 1.1 update for Eliminate. The new 1.1 update does include 1 new map named ‘Cube’, and new skins, which is confirmed. There are also ‘Prototype’ weapons and armor, which is also confirmed, but not a whole lot of details and info has been released on how this will work and what it will be. The new map ‘Cube’ is said to be like “Bedlam meets Onrail”, which should be interesting. For those of you Berserker Shield complainers, ‘Cube’ will have the Berserker Shield, but in a not so user-friendly area according to Ngmoco.

The new 1.1 update doesn’t have any new weapons or armor, which is also confirmed. The new 1.1 update does have ‘Prototype’ armor and weapons which is basically a trail of the armor or weapon you choose. Now, these ‘Prototype’ armor and weapons will cost credits, but won’t last forever, unlike if you purchase the armor for the full price.

Like I said earlier, there will be new skins in the 1.1 update. The new skins that will be in the update do include stat boost by a percentage, which is also confirmed.

The prototypes are described by Ngmoco below, so that you may get a better idea:

These prototypes are specially modified weapons and armors that come pre-upgraded so current employees can take them for a test drive before deciding to purchase the real deal. But since they are experimental, these prototypes have limited durability and will only last for a few arena tests.

The new skins are described by Ngmoco below, so that you may get a better idea:

Skin mods will give you even more reason to buy skins (if for some reason, looking incredibly slick wasn’t reason enough). They will be uniquely stylized so your armor will look different, and also give a *percentage* boost to a single stat. For example, the jump mod skin will look particularly bouncy, and boost your jump skill by X percentage regardless of your armor’s upgrade level.

You can find the full Eliminate 1.1 preview here.

There’s no word from Ngmoco if the new Eliminate 1.1 update has been submitted. For the latest news on the Eliminate 1.1 update keep checking back on PocketFullOfApps. Also, you can check out our Eliminate review.