Days of fun - play the levels again to get another unique experience and earn more stars to unlock new episodes, find secret levels.), black fog, explosive barrels, destroyable ground Gameplay innovations - bonuses (speed, bombs, range, shield.More than 40 levels - including 5 secret ones.Four episode packs - enjoy beautiful HD graphics and unique gameplay factors in each episode.Smart enemies - with variable behaviour and intelligence.If you like Bomberman, Dynablaster or similar games you should definitely try FireLords! I get the impression these three games are mostly a play for the Japanese market, but it’s a wise one indeed.Įdit: A new PlatinumGames title released today too, definitely not a coincidence that 4 Japanese games released on the same day.FireLords is fast arcade game with literally explosive gameplay. Lastly, Taiko no Tatsujin just hit the service. And from what I’ve played so far it’s very good indeed, like the sort of game they’d have made for a new PlayStation handheld if it existed. American-run PlayStation probably killed off the franchise along with Japan Studio since its long-running developer, Clap Handz, has gone to Apple for this new game.
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Then they dropped Clap Handz Golf out of nowhere! Holy crap, I love Everybody’s Golf/Hot Shots Golf/Minna no Golf on PlayStation but thought Sony dropped the ball with the PS4 game and its heavy reliance on pay to win microtransactions. I haven’t played much of it so far but the battle system is interesting (you can curve attacks around enemies, Opoona style) and the user interface is one of the best I’ve used. Three big games from Japanese developers released, two of which are pretty momentous.įirst there’s Fantasian, Sakaguchi’s latest RPG. Today is probably the first time since launch that I’ve been excited about Apple Arcade again. I also tried Grindstone (new puzzler from Capybara which is solid), Shantae 5 (honestly thought this was very dull) and Rayman Mini along with Sonic Racing and ChuChu Rocket. I think this released first on PS4 a few years ago. But the online multiplayer races are good fun. Super Impossible Road: Basically a more bloated version of the excellent original game.
Because of the fast paced nature of the game and the need to look in front and below you while jumping, it’s only really playable with gyro controls, but using your left thumb to move is annoying finicky. Basically, it’s a first person platformer where you run through sandbox environments from checkpoint to checkpoint, trying not to touch the floor (the floor is lava). I had a lot of fun with it, but it also reminded me how it would be perfect for the Switch. Hot Lava: New game from Klei, who are probably best known for Don’t Starve and Mark of the Ninja. You can tell the team designed this one from the ground-up for phones. Your left thumb moves your character and your right thumb can aim harpoons, smash the ground (with a downward swipe) or get you jumping (upward swipe).
The physics are slow but satisfying to overcome (you can use your suit’s thrusters to increase your manoeuvrability at the cost of oxygen) and it’s pretty relaxing when there aren’t creatures trying to kill you! It’s the perfect setup for touch controls as well, given the slower, less responsive underwater movement. Shinsekai: Capcom have done well making a side-scrolling exploratory title where you’ve got to fight against the dangers of deep-sea traversal.
It’s a high score-chasing music game that doesn’t quite offer enough to make me want to replay its levels for gold ranks. There isn’t really anything in here, mechanically, that I haven’t seen in other games, and the mechanics are rather shallow anyway. It’s basically an action game with a pop album theme, and while it’s certainly very slick it’s also disappointingly derivative when compared with the developer’s pedigree. Sayonara Wild Hearts: Another well executed game from Simogo. The 30fps cap, presumably to save battery, makes it feel as sluggish as it plays.
This one has an emphasis on physics due to its toybox-theme, though it is visually drab. Sega Hardlight’s Chu Chu Rocket Universe was solid but not really any better than the game Sega developed years ago for iPad.įrogger: I was surprised to find this was developed by Q-Games, Konami certainly picks its development partners wisely (Hexadrive did Bomberman R). Rayman Mini, for instance, doesn’t really hold much value when Rayman Jungle Run existed years ago, and Super Mario Run exists right now. The problem is while there was nothing wrong with most of the dozen games I played, it did feel like I wasn’t really seeing anything new because I was an avid player back when the ecosystem wasn’t ruined. I’ve tried about a dozen games since launch. It does feel like a trip down memory lane to an App Store before the race to the bottom and in-app purchases.
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