Nexon, who recently partnered with PlayFusion, have officially launched their newest 3D puzzle adventure game After the End: Forsaken Destiny onto the App Store after much anticipation. In the game players discover an ancient world encapsulated with natural light, while embarking on a parallel journey of father and son that’s separated by time.

Sporting a wide variety of 3D puzzles, After The End: Forsaken Destiny challenges players to find solutions by using the game’s 360-degree camera and character movement. Priced pretty competitively, After the End comes in at $3.99 on the App Store with no in-app purchases.

Throughout the game players adventure across an expansive storyline that spans 12 different episodes. Each episode consists of diverse puzzles that increase in difficultly as new gameplay mechanics are introduced. Equipped with a 360-degree camera, players must guide their hero through evolving landscapes while using varied touch control mechanics to complete puzzles.

In After The End, players uncover the secrets of the world through an episodic story that spans two different timelines as a son embarks on a quest to find his father. We’ve been told that additional episodes will be available later this year, however, we’re not sure if the extra content will be free or paid upon releases.

After the End: Forsaken Destiny is available to download on the App Store for $3.99 by clicking here. Continue reading this post ->

Earlier this week Calvino Noir Limited launched their first title, Calvino Noir, a mysterious stealth game inspired by the classics of film noir that’s available for the PlayStation 4, PC via Steam and lastly iOS devices. Calvino Noir takes players on a journey through the underworld of 1930s Europe with stylistic side-scrolling gameplay, a dark visual style, plus multiple paths and characters to explore.

Calvino Noir is the invention of game director Dan Walters, who designed the architecture to be authentic to the era with locales that provide an exciting gameplay atmosphere. Whether hiding in the shadows or sneaking across rooftops, players have to be aware of their surroundings.

Next came creating a stealth mechanic that allows for multiple playable characters, with each offering a different take on how the game can be played. The three protagonists differ in mindsets and how they approach situations, offering players new ways to tackle problems. Puzzles also have multiple solutions, so exploration is imperative to outsmarting the enemy.

Features:

• Seven levels splits across three acts.
• Fully voiced, rich mystery plot.
• Co-ordinate multiple unique characters with a range of skills.
• Use stealth or brute force to face those that stand in your way.
• Game controller support.

Interested? Calvino Noir is available for the PlayStation 4 and PC via Steam for $24.99, while there’s three expansion packs on iOS each for $3.99. Continue reading this post ->

SomaSim has recently an updated version to their hit game 1849 for PC, Mac, iPad, and Android featuring brand new content and features. Dubbed 1849: Gold Edition, this new version includes all previous content plus a brand new 2-level epilogue. The base level of the game includes everything from 1849 where players transform Northern California from into an economic powerhouse by building mines, establishing farms, and attracting workers.

From there, the 1849: Nevada Silver expansion moves into Nevada with 6 scenarios set during the Comstock Silver Rush. In this expansion, trains are moving goods between distant cities, steam-powered mills boosting production, and complex mining processes bring even more money. In the brand new two-level epilogue, players take the reins in Oakland and Nevada City to rebuild their wealth-depleted economies in the post-Gold Rush era. That being said, it’s a nice twist to the game.

For PC and Mac, 1849: Gold Edition is available to purchase for $16.99. Those who want to play the game on their iOS device can download it for $3.99 on the App Store. Lastly, whoever already bought 1849 can upgrade to the two-level epilogue for free while the Nevada Silver expansion is $3.99 on PC/Mac and $1.99 for iPad. Continue reading this post ->

The Stone Age adventure game, Fire: Ungh’s Quest, from the Hamburg-based developer Daedalic Entertainment is now available for download. The Stone Age game starring the Neanderthal Ungh is available on the App Store exclusively for the iPad at a price of $3.99. As of now there’s no plans to bring it to iPhone or iPod Touch, but we’ll stay on the look out for any announcements.

Fire: Ungh’s Quest tells the tale of Ungh, who falls asleep during the night watch and lets his tribe’s campfire go out. Ungh is then ordered to go on a quest to search for fire. With unusual tools like mammoths, monkeys, and coconuts, the exploration adventure relies on intuitive puzzles and a lot of tricky tasks.

In the game, players help Ungh make his way through the prehistoric world and get new fire. On the way, he meets bats and dinosaurs, explores steppes, jungles, and even the interior of a volcano. The game ultimately depends entirely on the player’s puzzle solving skills.

Interested? Fire: Ungh’s Quest is available to download for iPad on the App Store for $3.99 by clicking here. Continue reading this post ->