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Save the world one verb at a time in Marvel Run Jump Smash!
Marvel has announced a brand new mobile runner game at their Comic Con 2013 Games Panel over the weekend, which lets players take control of their favorite Marvel superheroes and run through a number of iconic locations from the comic books, as they race to save the world from the imminent threat of evil.Marvel Run Jump Smash! has already been a smashing #1 hit for some time now in Korea, and now that the fast-paced and cartoony arcade game is nearing a global release at some point this fall, there's no telling how quickly it will take the rest of the world by storm. In the game, players will switch back and forth between controlling a number of fan-favorite Marvel superheroes, from Iron Man and The Hulk, to Captain America, Black Widow, and even Nick Fury!As the title suggests, you'll be doing a lot more than just running in Marvel Run Jump Smash! since each superhero's abilities will be taken into consideration for their own level segments. For instance, you'll be able to fly around as Iron Man, smash everything into smithereens as The Hulk, and even engage in some volatile gunplay as Black Widow. And of course, that's without even mentioning what can happen once you unleash each character's respective super ability on top of that!Marvel Run Jump Smash! is currently slated for a release this fall on all mobile platforms, but if you can't wait until then to traverse the city limits as your favorite super pals, then you can always check out the verb-packed gameplay trailer of the upcoming mobile romp right here in this article! Super villains beware!
DragonVale celebrates 2nd Anniversary with new Light & Dark update
Do you know exactly how many dragons you've hatched in DragonVale over the last two years since the insanely popular social game was first released into the world? Well Backflip Studios could give you a pretty close estimate - and that number adds up to a whole lot of dragon babies flapping around. To commemorate the huge success of the game, and to give back to its legions of dedicated players, Backflip Studios has a few fun surprises in store for DragonVale players starting today.To celebrate this monumental 2-year achievement, which included over 750 consecutive days of being in the iOS Top 50 Grossing U.S. charts, Backflip Studios has hatched a brand new title update for the game today called "Light & Dark," which includes 38 brand new dragon types across both "Light" and "Dark" designations, as well as a special Light & Dark community event. The unique event itself lets players vote on whether they want the Light or Dark dragons to dominate the skies in the future of DragonVale. Backflip Studios has also released a pretty neat infograph for DragonVale alongside this exciting announcement, which contains some cool tidbits and other facts on how much the game has really grown since its initial launch in 2011. For instance, over 600 million dragon eggs have been hatched in the game to date, and roughly 38,034 years of time have been played across all users, with an average of 133 play sessions per player. The game has enjoyed over 25 million downloads worldwide, with the highest concentration of DragonVale downloads originating in the United States, Denmark, and Australia. Furthermore, the most sought-after dragons currently include the Panlong Dragon, the Rainbow Dragon, and the Bluefire Dragon.You can take a peek at the full colored infograph over on the Backflip Studios official "2 Years" page, and get a glimpse of the teaser trailer for the Light & Dark update right within this article. The new content can be accessed via a free update to DragonVale that has just gone live today. It's time to get back to hatching!
Free Games and Sales: World of Goo, The Testament of Sherlock Holmes and more!
Does anyone even read the introductory paragraphs to these sales posts anymore? I mean, I've got to tell you: I keep writing these things week in and week out, and I'm never really sure if everyone just glosses over them each and every time so they can feast their eyes on all of the tantalizing free games and sales that are currently out there for the taking!And you know what? I guess I really couldn't blame you, because who needs a couple of introductory paragraphs when some of your next favorite and discounted games are only a short mouse scroll away! And this week certainly has a lot of alluring sales to take in, from massive catalogue sales for big-name developers like Electronic Arts and Capcom, to some fantastic indie bundles that pack on the great games like they just don't care!"Well hopefully at least you'll catch a glimpse of this final intro paragraph, because if I happened to miss any great sales or deals that are floating around out there at the moment, I would certainly want you to keep us all in the loop by writing about them down in the replies!
Chop Chop Ninja TV show moves into production
The wheels of television production might take some time to turn, but they turn all the same. Back in March of 2012, Gamezebo broke the news of a partnership between Montreal-based developer Gamerizon and the Canadian television network TELETOON that would result in a series of cartoons based on the Chop Chop Ninja universe. Now, 19 months later, more details have emerged.Chop Chop Ninja Challenge will be a series of 39 shorts, each one and a half minutes in length, featuring four characters "as they compete in individual challenges that test their skills," says the official press release. It's being developed alongside fellow Montrealers Sardine Productions.Looking for something a little more long-form? Don't worry - we've been told that a full-length series is in development with TELETOON as well. You can expect to see Chop Chop Ninja make the jump from phone to TV sometime in 2014.
Bad Hotel comes to Steam October 16th
You know what's even better than playing a game so good that it earns a perfect score on Gamezebo? Seeing that same game jump in front of a whole new audience. On October 16, developer Lucky Frame will be bringing their iOS strategy/music hybrid to PC and Mac gamers via Steam."Bad Hotel got an amazing reception when we released it on iOS, including getting nominated for a prestigious IGF Award for Excellence in Audio," Lucky Frame's Yann Seznec told Gamezebo. "Being a nominee in 2013 meant that we got an automatic Steam release agreement, which was an incredible opportunity for us - it can be quite difficult for indie devs like us to get a game onto Steam, so it was not an opportunity we could pass up."If you're worried about touch controls not translating well to a keyboard and mouse, don't worry. Yann tells us that "the tapping/swiping controls from the original version actually work quite well with a mouse." In fact, the only real changes you'll notice are peripheral bonuses. "The art style for Bad Hotel is so cool that we thought it would be a waste not to make all of the trading cards, backgrounds, and achievements that Steam supports."Can't wait to check it out for yourself? You'll be able to snag Bad Hotel for $4.99 when it launches on Steam on October 16.
Hero Academy is now on Android
Good news for Hero Academy fans today! As of only an hour or so ago, the popular strategy game of heroes and warriors from Robot Entertainment has quietly snuck its way onto the Google Play Marketplace for Android devices. This is certainly a heroic achievement for the bite-sized turn-based game that's been dominating the iOS charts for longer than any of us can remember, and so I wouldn't be surprised in the least if the Android charts soon fall victim to the game's swords and sorcery as well.Now it should also be noted that this Android release of Hero Academy is still being considered as a "soft-launch" of sorts, and so it may take a few hours for some to see the game properly show up in the Google Play Marketplace. Robot Entertainment has also released a list of all the current Android devices that will be compatible with the game, which they have posted for your convenience right over here."You can check out Hero Academy right now on your Android device by clicking this Google Play Marketplace link, or by using the "Play Now" option at the top of this page. And may the academy of heroes be with you!
Ayopa Games announce unique new bullet-hell shooter called Don’t Shoot Yourself!
Don't shoot yourself. You would think that such a simple piece of advice like that would more or less already be ingrained in the brains of everyone capable of even reading it, but when it comes to the latest puzzle arcade shooter from Ayopa Games and developer Silverware Games, those three simple words are the means by which you'll succeed or fail in a flurry of gunfire.Because the primary enemies in Don't Shoot Yourself! are actually your ship's own bullets. There are 100 of them, in fact, in each level, and you'll need to constantly avoid the continuous barrage of bullets until all 100 have been fired, and then a final magic blue bullet is released which blows open the physical constraints of the current stage and allows you to fly merrily on your way, your ship hull intact.The biggest part of the gameplay in Don't Shoot Yourself! revolves around the walls themselves in each of the game's 50 themed levels, as different wall types and surfaces will cause your bullets to ricochet back at you using different kinds of physics. A sleek minimalist design permeates the entire adventure, and quick thinking is a must if you want to make it to see the challenging boss levels, or stake your claim in the infinite survival mode.But above all else, the game is just really going to teach everyone a simple life lesson: don't shoot yourself. Seriously, just don't do it. There are too many video game enemies out there in the world for you to just be taken out by a little self-friendly fire. Don't Shoot Yourself! is currently slated for an iOS release on November 13, 2013.
New update brings teenagers to The Sims FreePlay
In what Electronic Arts calls "the most requested feature" of The Sims FreePlay, a new "Teen" update has just gone live for the popular life simulation game that introduces teenagers into your virtual families.The Sims FreePlay new "Teen" update will allow players to grow their Sims children into teenagers for the very first time, and let them partake in a number of real world teenage scenarios. The game's little green alien character Osiris will use his supernatural abilities to morph your preteen characters into full-fledged teenagers, which is exactly how I entered my own teen years in real life as well."From going on a date in the park and sharing their first kiss, to attending Sim Town High and getting straight A's, to starting their own band and becoming a famous Teen Idol, you'll be able to teach your teenage Sims and help them grow into unique and aspiring individuals that you can surely be proud of in your golden Sim grandparent days.