Electronics

Runesoft today is proud to announce Empire Builder – Cultures: 8th Wonder of The World has been released on the Mac Appstore. The game, originally developed by Funatics GmbH for the PC, is now for the first time available for Intel only Mac users. The game is the sequel to the very popular Real-Time-Strategy hit game Cultures: Northland. The game features lovingly animated characters, an eventful campaign, 3 levels of difficulty to choose from and now offers support for wide screen resolutions.

Nah-Meen Studios today announces Trial By Survival 1.10, an update to their popular game title for iOS devices. Trial By Survival is a beautifully drawn post apocalyptic action RPG with roguelike and strategy elements. Players will have to find food within the ruins of the wasteland to use for traveling the world map. The update brings exciting new features including a food mechanic and night time searching to Survival Mode. More weapons have also been added to the player’s arsenal.

Flow Studio, an independent game developer, announced today a $250,000 Seed Fund from Synot Holding a.s. Studio is known for its iOS titles Power of Logic and Sortee with 2.7M downloads. The company had two other Leap Motion apps for PC and Mac, Sortee and Midnight, prior to the July 22 release of Leap Motion. With its new funding, Flow Studio plans to increase its capacity and development speed so it can launch more Leap Motion enabled apps and find the right market within the next 12 months.

Yijie Studio today introduces R-ROUND 1.0 for iPad, its casual arcade game, where players must swivel a circular platform so that the hero, fixed on the edge, hits oncoming enemies in time with the music. It has some of the most foot-tapping, jingly pop tunes in gaming. Players earn combo points based on the number of consecutive hits without misses and how close the initial contact is to the beat of the music. With top-quality 3D animation and original music, R-ROUND rewards rhythm & reflexes.

Dutch company RappTech B.V. introduces Badger? 1.0, its new puzzle game for iOS devices. Developed as a playful nod to the growing prevalence of icons and badges in people’s daily lives. this multidimensional game builds upon the player’s spatial awareness and calculation skills. Make combinations of at least three icons with the same letter, badge number or color by swapping icons in a 4 x 5 grid. The app also includes iOS Game Center multiplay, where players can compete anywhere in the world.

The developer Toivon Studio has confirmed the upcoming release of the long-anticipated Kingdom of Pirates 1.2, an important update to their popular MMORPG for iOS. Kingdom of Pirates is a magical story at sea, where pirates unite in order to recover the lost treasures of the legendary pirate Captain Drake. With the exception of many useful improvements, the game will also feature a brand new fishing system, which will add a new virtual currency to the game.

App Developer, Simiula introduces Lotto Dice Roller 1.0, their new entertainment app for iOS devices. Lotto Dice Roller is a lucky random number selector for lotteries 6 from 49. It uses a set of dice designed to give you a balanced run of numbers, taking into account high and low numbers, and odd and even numbers. Share your lucky numbers with your friends and family through numerous social media channels using the iOS6 sharing panel such as Twitter, Facebook, Email, Message and even print.

Atlanta based StackTracks, LLC today introduces Split 1.0, a free physics-based puzzle game for iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch. Flick, drag, and roll numbered orbs into two tanks until they’re balanced. As you progress through the levels, both the number of orbs and their values increase. Things only get more difficult as the levels increase and additional types of orbs are added. Split is a fun and addicting puzzle game, but it also challenges your brain and can be great math tool for children.

Tiltan Games today announces Flow Max 1.2 free for iOS, its board/puzzle game that reached #23 in the U.S. App Store list of Board Games. Played on a grid measuring between 5×5 and 12×12, players must connect matching pairs of colored dots. Connecting lines cannot be drawn diagonally, pass through other dots, or cross other lines. With 1,440 levels included free, the animated lines and dots create striking mazes of colored flow lines, daring players to test the limits of their logical thinking.

It’s rare to find a new contender in the increasingly competitive App Store. This weekend, Hullabu, Inc’s latest free to play hidden object game, Hidden Artifact Agency appears to be racing up the charts. This beautifully mastered hidden object game is the 10th game from the game publisher; the second to hit “Top 10” status, following its widely popular episodic adventure game, A Wizard’s Curse. The popular franchise will be available on the PC & Android platforms before the end of the year.