Hot off the press Ubisoft has recently announced the development of Rocksmith for iOS, allowing new players to join the more than four million people who have learned to play guitar with the Rocksmith software. From what we were told, Rocksmith is soft launched in Canada and will be available at a later time as a free-to-play app across the entire world.

Rocksmith sports a new look designed specifically for iOS and the app supports acoustic guitars using the built-in microphone with no need for any extra accessories. If desired, users can also plug in an electric guitar or bass using any compatible adapter or cable.

Rocksmith offers a variety of practice tools to help users learn guitar or bass, including Dynamic Difficulty, Riff Repeater, interactive video lessons and Practice Tracks. Dynamic Difficulty system reacts to each player’s abilities and tailors the difficulty level as they play, so players are always challenged but not overwhelmed. Continue reading this post ->

It’s been quite sometime since I last wrote a review here at PocketFullOfApps, as I’ve transitioned to news the last few years. That all changes today with the Everyday Max Backpack from the folks over at Solo. A few weeks ago I was presented with an opportunity to review this backpack and being a full time university student with finals week approaching, it seemed like a pretty opportune time.

Coming in at $79.99 it’s definitely what you could consider a pricey backpack, but is it worth the cost? While I got mine for free as full disclosure, I think it’s something to seriously check out considering it’s been a long time since I last wrote a review here. Anyways, let’s dive in.

Daily Driver

Due to being a full time university student studying Information Technology and working part time as an intern, I take a lot of stuff with me throughout the day. Typically a change of clothes, two 13″ laptops, books and some other miscellaneous items. Having previously used a messenger bag later on in this review, it was a struggle getting all the essentials to comfortably fit in my bag. Since switching to the Everyday Max Backpack, I’ve never encountered an issue and better yet I’ve got plenty of room to spare (more on this in the General Info section).

What makes this an interesting case is because I’m on the go so much, I don’t always think about putting my backpack on properly and when it’s really heavy I prefer to carry it like a bag. Thinking a step ahead Solo included two handy carrying straps on each side, turning it into a mini duffle bag of sorts. And honestly I’d have to say it is pretty well built. Over the years I’ve had some backpacks quickly wear out or straps begin to not hold as well, but with the use I’ve put this thing through so far I’m fairly pleased. Continue reading this post ->

The Warner Bros have done it yet again. Having officially released second version of Injustice, gamers in the US and Europe markets can grab it today. The sequel to Injustice: God’s Among Us is now available on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Android and iOS and it’ll be an amazing experience for gamers.

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Injustice 2 for iOS consists of a super meter that allows the player to unlock special moves for their chosen character when fully charged. Most of the characters in the game have their own unique abilities and this enables them to unlock their unforeseen abilities to enhance their play in the fights. The Gear System which has been introduced to this version of the game lets the player gear up the heroes in the game according to their own taste. The game system uses the role-playing game mechanics to reward players with prizes after every match played. Using the game currency, with all the loot collected while playing matches, the player can then buy gear from loot crated like “Mother Boxes.” Continue reading this post ->

Austrian developer Mipumi Games has recently announced that the full release of their hit title The Lion’s Song will be releasing this July along with the final episode of the game called, Closure. We’re told that Episode 4 will launch on Steam with the complete season making its way across iOS and Android in the same time frame.

Each episode of The Lion’s Song, a narrative adventure game placed in early 20th century history, showcases a cast of fictional Austrian artists and scientists blessed with a creative mind. Thanks to each chapter taking a closer and closer look at character storylines and struggles, players can take them on different paths with each one offering an alternative play-through. Continue reading this post ->

Chinese is one of the most widely spoken — used by more than a billion people — and fastest growing language in the world. It is quickly becoming the language of business so whether you decide to learn Chinese because of academic reasons or just to learn a new skill, there are lots of reasons why it is worth spending time on. The notion that it is a difficult language to learn is not entirely correct, especially because of technology, but learning it at an early age is surely be an advantage.

Because of this, lots of parents equip their children while they are young to give them a heads start and for higher chances of proficiency. Speaking of technology, there are a number of tools that you can use and are within your grasp once you decide to dive into linguistics. In learning Mandarin Chinese, my personal recommendation is Miao Mi!

Astragon Entertainment and weltenbauer. Software have announced the release of Urban Development: Culture & Commerce, a brand new update for Construction Simulator 2. “Urban Development: Culture & Commerce” is a pretty exciting update and expands Construction Simulator 2 by adding three large-scale construction missions.

Whether it’s constructing a philharmonic hall, a museum or a whole shopping center, a few large missions have been added for free. Depending on what device you’re using to play the game, Astragon Entertainment has also introduced an option to change the resolution.

Other updates include improved behavior of the concrete mixer in combination with the concrete bucket and pump, making this gameplay mechanic a bit better for players to operate. The Atlas 340LC Excavator has also had it’s unlock level and price adjusted, which a small yet nice change.

Those who already own Construction Simulator 2 can head over to the App Store and download the update right now. On the other hand, first time purchasers can grab the game while its on sale for a limited time only price of $3.99. Continue reading this post ->

Scottish game developers Hunted Cow Studios have recently announced a massive update to their sci-fi strategy MMO, Operation: New Earth. Bringing a year’s worth of new content and features, the update is available for both PC and mobile versions of the game. Thanks to the help of Tilting Point’s new Game Alliance fund, the developers have been able to expand their game with more content.

As one would expect, the full change log of the latest update is pretty big. Alliances can now create Non-Aggression Pacts with each other, which means their bases, territory and dropships will appear yellow to indict the pact. Another change includes deployments on the map will now have indicators that show if they belong to you or another Alliance member. Continue reading this post ->