Not too long after Manticore – Galaxy on Fire‘s release on the Nintendo Switch, the space action game has finally made its way to the Apple TV. As such the game has been fully optimized for the better hardware and Apple TV controller support. Unlike other titles from Fishlabs where the game is free to play with in-app purchases, Manticore for Apple TV is available as a premium title for a one time price of $14.99.

Manticore is set in a remote fringe region of space called the Neox Sector. Here there are space pirates and mega-conglomerates competing to claim the powerful resource called Mhaan-Tiq for themselves. This story takes place over an eight-hour campaign with three different acts, full English voice acting, and controls built for Apple TV controllers.

To celebrate the launch of Manticore on Apple TV, Fishlabs has announced a 20% discount for the Nintendo Switch version of the game. No word on how long the sale will last, so if you’re interested be sure to act fast. Manticore – Galaxy on Fire is available on the Apple TV Store for a one time price of $14.99.

After the End Forsaken Destiny, the popular 3D puzzle adventure game from Nexon, has finally made its way to the App Store for Apple TV. As Nexon‘s first Apple TV game, the title adds a new alternate ending on Apple TV that players can unlock as they travel across the world. In the game players adventure across a storyline spanning 12 episodes that takes place throughout plenty of detailed and ancient lands.

Each episode guides players through evolving landscapes while using various touch control mechanics to complete complex environment-based puzzles. To find solutions to every 3D puzzle challenge, players must utilize the game’s 360-degree camera and freedom of character movement that is controlled by the Apple TV’s Siri Remote. Those interested can pickup After the End Forsaken Destiny for a limited time discount price of $1.99 on the App Store.

The multi-award winning studio Square Enix Montréal has announced the addition of Deus Ex GO to The GO Trilogy collection. That now means three critically-acclaimed titles — Hitman GO, Lara Croft GO and Deus Ex GO — are available for the first time in one bundle on the App Store.

In addition to this announcement, gamers are also now able to play The GO Trilogy on Apple TV today. The GO Trilogy, which bundles the three games that have all gotten Apple’s ‘Editor’s Choice’, is available as a limited-time offer of $4.99.

With Apple TV support gamers can play Hitman GO, Lara Croft GO and Deus Ex GO in crisp HD all while using the smooth control of their Apple TV remotes. The three aforementioned games are automatically playable on Apple TV if previously purchased, otherwise all three titles are available for $1.99 each.

Square Enix Montréal has also teamed up with Amazon Underground for a unique experience that allows developers to offer their games and in-app items to players at no cost. Deus Ex GO and Lara Croft GO are available on Amazon Underground for Fire Tablet gamers to enjoy for free. Followed on December 22nd, the release of Hitman GO and Hitman Sniper at a later date for free as well.

Keeping tabs with Bandai Namco, they’ve recently announced that PAC-MAN Championship Edition DX has landed on the Apply TV for players to enjoy on the big screen. PAC-MAN Championship Edition DX for Apple TV will include the same features and gameplay as on mobile devices, however, players will use the Siri remote instead of their fingers. Throughout the game players venture through 132 intense mazes, collecting dots and power pellets in order to destroy the ghosts. There are a total of 10 zones and three different game modes, and players must try to keep up their momentum by successfully navigating the levels and avoiding ghosts to climb the leaderboards.

Interested? PAC-MAN Championship Edition DX is available on the App Store for $4.99 and there are no in-app purchases.

Emoji Party by Tiny Hearts Limited is a charades game designed to be played anywhere on your iPhone or Apple TV. The game combines both charades and emojis to make a fun, innovative and yet tricky game which can be played with friends and family.

The game has a tutorial when you first start it showing the ins and outs of the application. To play Emoji Party you first pick from multiple categories such as Emotions, Animals, Entertainment and People. Other options such as Sports and Phrases can be purchased through an in app purchase.

Once you have picked a category one player must place the phone to their head. Once the game begins the other players must act out the emojis on the screen for the player who had the phone to guess. If they get it correct they flip the phone down, to pass the charade they flip it up.

They have ninety seconds to get as many right as possible. Others can then try to beat that time.

The games controls are simple and easy for everyone to learn. Although flipping the phone can be difficult, especially for the person with the phone to their head, it’s made easier by a sound prompt which alerts the user when they successfully flip the phone.

The use of emojis for charades is a great idea and is enjoyable whilst playing with friends. It does bring problems with some emojis very difficult to act out and it feels that on occasions some rounds have much harder charades than others. I would also have liked the addition of a counter which monitors the players score both in the corner of the screen (so others can keep track) and by saying your score after each flip of the phone.

Despite some slight adjustments needed Emoji Party is still a fun and innovative game that manages to use the iPhone’s display and gyroscope to its advantage to create an enjoyable experience for families and friends to enjoy.

Emoji Party – The Ultimate Party Game is available for $1.99 on the App Store.