November 2012

Uchinasoft today introduces Sopwith Barons 1.0.2, its new gaming title for iOS devices. Use your Bi-plane to destroy all of the enemy targets while avoiding enemy aircraft trying to shoot you down. Every challenger will face-off with the Red Baron but keep an eye out for the Blue, Green, and Brown Barons. Sopwith Barons features game-play statistics, achievements, medals, feats, and dynamic enemy AI to stop the player’s flight to victory.

Realore, a leading developer and publisher of casual and mobile games, today announced the upcoming release of Jet Trains, a fast-paced, competitive arcade racing game for all ages. The action takes place in a world of gangs and rivals where players take on the role of the son of the gang’s leader that was killed in a race. Jet Trains will be available for free on the App Store for iPhone and iPad at the beginning of December.

C4DGames will release Astro Slayers 1.1.2 on November 29th for iOS devices. In year 2050, the galaxy is rocked by a sudden meteor shower that destroys everything in its path and seems unstoppable. Fearing that the energy shields erected around the planet are insufficient, the World Union of States decides to launch the “Astro Slayers” program. The head of the project is Dr. Azama, discoverer of the Astroparticle, a form of spatial energy that enables human beings to gain incredible abilities.

Overpower Studios announces Scorching Skies 1.2.1, an update to their highly addictive aerial dog-fighting game developed for iOS devices. Be in charge of an entire fleet of warplanes as you lead them into an attack against any enemy who stands in your way. With over 30 different types of aircraft to purchase and customize, you will always find ways to improve your squadron. Players can choose from a vast array of weapons including bombs, missiles and other tactical arsenal.

Money Matters Ltd has announced that World Of War Tanks 1.0 for iOS devices is now free. If you like war tanks, this is the game for you. War is at hand and there are many waves of enemies, tanks and jeeps and bunkers. Three terrains, Desert, Snow and Grassland. Five hero Tanks. 1st one is free, upgrade to stronger tanks superior artillery. The Top 100 Game in 28 Countries, World Of War Tanks features a 3D feel in a 2D game, realistic battlefield sounds with beautifully crafted graphics.

For the price of a cup of coffee anyone can now buy an app that turns your existing smartphone and computer into a fully functioning duel screen console. Nitrome Touchy lets a user control full screen games on their computer using their smart phone as the controller. Via patented ‘smart device as a controller’ technology, users can connect their device and play without downloading anything to the PC/Mac, key to immersing the player in the full screen console quality experience.

Indie developer Ferraioli Antonio today announces “40” v.1.5 free for iPad, an update to his top-rated app where players challenge 1, 2, or 3 virtual players to an exciting game of “40,” the Italian card game derived from rummy. Each player receives 13 cards at the start, and the game uses 2 decks, a full red deck and a full blue deck of 52 cards plus 2 jokers each. “40” is a single-player game, with all additional hands played by the iPad, which can be set for Weak, Medium, or Strong gameplay.

Choice Media introduces Choice Game 1.0.1 for iOS. Choice is about luck, intuition, patience and perseverance. The goal of the game is to choose the right path and objects in order to pass all obstacles to reach the Golden Gate. After each unsuccessful attempt, the game resets itself with a new set of correct choices to proceed through the game, making each game a unique adventure. Winners of this challenging game will be listed in the Choice Game Hall of Fame and will receive an iPad.

Developer, Dr Robert Belluso, releases Little Bird Game 1.0, letting users use gravity and speed to build momentum to get through each level. Little Bird combines current technology, exotic landscapes, objects, and contraptions, allowing the player to interact with the game in ways they’ve never seen before. Unlike games that rely on tapping, sliding or swiping, in Little Bird, the user tilts the device to the right or left, using gravity and speed to build momentum to get through each level.