You might know TinyCo from the rather popular Family Guy: The Quest for Stuff, but middle-aged cartoon characters aren’t the only thing they can turn into a mobile game. Hence the just-announced Marvel Avengers Academy. This time you’ll get to …
There’s something strange in the neighborhood. Who you gonna blame? Peter Griffin. On October 3, TinyCo’s popular Quahog-building game Family Guy: The Quest for Stuff gets a Halloween-themed update. Towns are set to be overrun by ghouls and skeletons – …
Family Guy: The Quest for Stuff is a city-building / simulation game from TinyCo. In this game, you take charge of the resurrection of Quahog, which has been flattened by Peter Griffin's antics. Gamezebo's walkthrough will provide you with some tips and hints that will help you make your town an almost-pleasant place to live.
The Simpsons: Tapped Out was released for iOS in the first quarter of spring 2012, and later on Android in 2013. Not only has the Springfield-themed city-building game remained a consistently popular download since its launch dates, but it's also one of the top-monetizing free games on the App Store and Google Play.So it's not at all surprising that TinyCo looked over in EA's direction and said, "Say - look at what they're doing!" before taking pictures and frantically scribbling on a pad of paper. What is surprising is that it's taken this long for a Simpsons-style mobile game to get wrapped up in a Family Guy skin and slapped on the digital market."Sadly, the wait hasn't been worth it. With its aggressive panhandling for in-app purchases, long wait times, and (mostly) flat jokes, playing Family Guy: The Quest for Stuff is as sad as watching Rupert the teddy bear grow soggy in a torrential rainstorm.
Spellstorm is a nonline card battle game from TinyCo, wherein you must use your powerful magic cards to battle other players for ultimate supremacy. Amassing a deck worthy of taking on the world isn't as easy as it sounds but with Gamezebo's quick start guide you'll have all of the tips, tricks and walkthroughs you'll need to become a competent player.
I have to give TinyCo credit for Spellstorm; it's an online card collecting game with enhancements, evolutions, and PvP fighting yet it feels more like an adventure game than a freemium CCG. Of course it's still laden with freemium elements and can be a bit obtuse at times, but it's an unexpectedly interesting game with a passable story and an extensive selection of cards. Plus it's absolutely flippin' gorgeous.
Tiny Castle lets you rule your own kingdom with style! This newest addition from Tiny Co. starts you out with a tiny kingdom and as you upgrade your castle and complete quests, you can build creature-specific homes and prolific farms. Feed and raise your creatures to adulthood where they can be cross-bred and eventually even more magical creatures will live in your kingdom, giving it great value. Gamezebo's quick start strategy guide will provide you with detailed images, tips, information, and hints on how to play your best game.
What's a fantasy kingdom without plenty of fantasy creatures, right? TinyCo's new kingdom-builder does a good job of emphasizing creature care over simple building tasks, and even infuses a surprising amount of exposition into the proceedings. Once what serves as a tutorial section is over, a few of Tiny Castle's flaws become more noticeable, but overall it's still an enjoyable freemium title with plenty of charm.