Developer Kobojo describes Primal Legends as a mix between Hearthstone and Candy Crush. Build a team, match stuff, and take on other players in real-time battles. From the looks of the trailer there’s some Puzzle Fighter and Puzzle and Dragons thrown …
You can find a surprising number of solid Japanese RPGs (JRPGs) on mobile. Granted, many of those are ports (the Final Fantasy series, the Dragon Quest games, Ys Chronicles 1, Secret of Mana, Chrono Trigger), but they’ve achieved “classic” status …
Kobojo, probably best known for Mutants: Genetic Gladiators and a legal battle with Zynga, have just announced their next project: the mobile RPG Zodiac. It’s a title coming with a huge pedigree, especially for fans of the Final Fantasy series. Scenario …
Mutants: Genetic Gladiators takes place in a future where science has advanced so thoroughly that we can clone and breed humanoid creatures right down to their armor, but where culture has declined so significantly that no one wonders if there isn't something ethically wrong in letting lab experiments battle to the death. It's Pokémon with an incubator - you create your fighters using processes that might as well have been ripped from the Dummy's Guide to Genetics and use the remnants of the shattered world as your arena. Provided you can suffer through all of the associated waits, it's actually rather fun for a while.
Don't you ever wish you could just take all your favorite aspects from different character genres like robots, zombies, and vampires, and blend them all together into one enormous fusion of awesome? Well you're in luck, because now you'll have the chance with an upcoming Facebook game called Mutants: Genetic Gladiators.
An older game by the name of PyramidVille has been seeing a bit of promotion in recent time on Facebook. A social city-building games, it whisks users back to the realm of ancient Egypt and tasks them with the construction of a thriving, ancient community. Filled with a variety of common social game mechanics, it is a game that involves its fair share of resource management, as well as several borrowed features.