We haven’t seen a successful open world survival game in the style of Day-Z or Rust hit the App Store yet, but if early rumblings are anything to go by, Radiation Island might just be the first. It was the darling of the indie scene back then, and we quite liked it too. This one is about timing explosions to destroy star systems using as few warheads as possible, because… conservation? Budget constraints? Whatever – just don’t waste our bombs.Ī puzzle platformer about rotating the world to get where you need to go, this one was previously known as “And Yet it Moves” when it debuted back in 2009. The latest game from the mind behind Woah Dave! is something that’s very high on our radar indeed.
If you like a great mix of action and storytelling, you’ll want to be sure to add this to your collection. People went nuts for this one back in the pre-Y2K era, but does it hold up? There’s only one way to find out.Īfter a few weeks on Android, we’re comfortable saying that this one is awesome. Crescent Moon Games’ top notch sci-fi RPG has finally come to iOS. The third entry from 1999 has received an “HD” edition on the iPad courtesy of current franchise stewards, Ubisoft. The Might & Magic series comes in a few different flavors, and if your favorite flavor is strategy, Heroes of Might & Magic is the spin-off for you. Indigo Prophecy is the product of Quantic Dream (aka the folks beyond Heavy Rain and Beyond: Two Souls), and has players trying to solve a paranormal mystery involving seemingly ordinary people killing absolute strangers.
And if you like adventure games, I’m thinking you will too. Known in the US as Indigo Prophecy and the UK as Fahrenheit, this game was originally released on the PS2 10 years ago and managed to polarize audiences.
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