Isotope 244 has announced the official release of their new puzzle strategy game for iOS titled 5BY5 Brain Game, which we just so happened to cover earlier this month. 5BY5 Brain Game introduces a new type of gameplay that’s the first of its kind and features game logic like Sudoku mixed with Bejeweled. Players slide numbered tiles up and down, left and right, and match colors to gain points when groups of tiles add to 5. In 5BY5 Brain Game, players can challenge themselves in Time and Move modes or compete with friends on Facebook and Game Center. To add onto those two different modes, there’s also a Pass mode where you can challenge a friend on the same device. The premium version of 5BY5 Brain Game will set you back $1.99, however, comes with all 55 themes, no ads and offers the ability to play several multiplayer games at the same time. If you don’t want to purchase the premium version, there’s a free version available which has ads as well as less themes.

Features:

• Easy to learn rules that reveal complex strategy.
• Compare scores on Game Center or Facebook.
• Use hints and undos to score higher.
• Unlock 55 themes to customize the look of the game.
• Enjoy beautiful classical symphonic sound effects.

Interested? 5BY5 Brain Game is available on the App Store for free, however, the premium version costs $1.99 through an in-app purchase which removes all ads and unlocks every theme.

Isotope 244, developers of Land Air Sea Warfare and Machines at War 3 RTS, have announced their latest puzzle strategy game for iOS — 5BY5 Brain Game — which is set to release February 20th. 5BY5 Brain Game introduces a new type of gameplay that’s the first of its kind and features game logic like Sudoku mixed with Bejeweled. In the game, players slide numbered tiles up and down, left and right, and match colors to gain points when groups of tiles add to 5.  Players can challenge themselves in Time and Move modes or compete with friends on Facebook and Game Center. To add onto those different modes, there’s also a Pass mode where you can challenge a friend on the same device. The premium version of 5BY5 Brain Game will set you back $1.99, but unlocks all 55 themes, removed ads and offers the ability to play several multiplayer games at the same time. If you don’t want to purchase the premium version, the free version will presumably have ads as well as less themes or features.

Features:

• Easy to learn rules that reveal complex strategy.
• Compare scores on Game Center or Facebook.
• Use hints and undos to score higher.
• Unlock 55 themes to customize the look of the game.
• Enjoy beautiful classical symphonic sound effects.

Just like always, if we hear any more from Isotope 244 we’ll be sure to keep you updated.

It’s finally that time folks — Machines at War 3 has been released onto the App Store from Isotope 244 which we first covered in mid-September and then later that month as well. Machines at War 3 boasts an amazing 130 different types of units and technologies to build with in a full single-player campaign. In addition to the single-player mode, there is built in Game Center multiplayer and random map skirmishes. Machines at War 3 is the sequel to a smash hit, Land Air Sea Battle, which was the #1 strategy game in over 70 countries and was chosen by Apple as Game of the Week. Using strategy and heart-pounding action, Machines at War 3 lets you battle and outsmart enemy forces as a military commander. You’re joined by an officer named Samantha Vice, who helps you maneuver through 21 intriguing campaign missions and your objective is to uncover why your country’s secret research team — the Omicron Initiative — has disappeared.

Features:

• Build over 130 different types of units and technologies.
• Rescue the Omicron Initiative in 21 missions.
• Command and conquer massive 5,000 unit battles.
• Play unlimited random map skirmishes.
• Conquer four friends in online multiplayer combat.
• Dominate with seven awesome RTS mega units.
• Deploy a full arsenal of infantry, aircraft, naval, and ground forces.
• Enjoy rich environments with ambient objects and weather.

Interested? You can download Machines at War 3 on the App Store for $6.99 by clicking here.

The official trailer has just been released for Machines at War 3 — Isotope 244‘s upcoming strategy game for iOS, which is set to release October 2nd, 2013. Machines at War 3 is the sequel to a smash hit that was the #1 strategy game in over 70 countries and was chosen by Apple as Game of the Week. Machines at War 3 delivers all the same features of desktop and console RTS games to your iOS device. Boasting 130 different types of units and technologies to build, a full single-player campaign, Game Center multiplayer and random map skirmishes.

Features:

• Build over 130 types of units and technologies.
• Rescue the Omicron Initiative in 21 missions.
• Play unlimited random map skirmishes.
• Conquer friends in online multiplayer combat.

Now finally, what you’ve been waiting for the most:

Isotope 244 has announced their new strategy game for iOS, Machines at War 3, which is set to release October 2nd, 2013. Machines at War 3 is the sequel to a RTS (Real Time Strategy) that sold over 100,000 copies and was chosen by Apple as Game of the Week. Machines at War 3 delivers all the same features of desktop and console RTS games to your iOS device. Boasting 130 different types of units and technologies to build, a full single-player campaign, Game Center multiplayer and random map skirmishes.

Using modern gameplay elements mixed with retro graphics, Machines at War 3 lets you battle and outsmart enemy forces as a military commander. You’re joined by an officer named Samantha Vice, who helps you maneuver through 21 campaign missions. Your objective in the game: uncover why your country’s secret research team, the Omicron Initiative, has disappeared.

Features:

• Build over 130 types of units and technologies.
• Rescue the Omicron Initiative in 21 missions.
• Play unlimited random map skirmishes.
• Conquer four friends in online multiplayer combat.

Currently Machines at War 3 is available for Windows and Mac, but is on its way to iOS as a Universal app. Like always, we will keep you updated as we get more information.