In Car Town Streets, you can race teams of cars against opposing cars, as well as send your cars out to jobs go make money. In this game, cars are divided up by rarity. Common and common plus cars are the most common, but the slowest and the ones which earn the least money. From […Read More]
There a few different types of currencies, of sorts, that you can collect in HellFire, a new card battling game for the iPhone and Android that has many action game elements to it. Fire Coins are the premium currency of the game, and they allow you to buy premium card packs that can earn you […Read More]
In HellFire, as with almost every card battle game for the iPhone, iPad and Android, there are ways to power up your card beyond what level of power that they begin with after you find them or draw them. One way to do so is to reinforce your cards, which leaves the form the same […Read More]
Welcome to part 3 of the HellFire beginner’s guide! Click here to go back to part 2 of the guide. Go to the “creatures” menu and that’s where you can really manage your game and have fun with your cards. From here, you can either reinforce or evolve each card. Click on reinforce, and you […Read More]
Welcome to part 2 of the HellFire beginner’s guide! Click here to go back to part 1 of the guide. You have two different ways of being helped out in each of the missions. Either random wanderers come by an attack an enemy, or an ally randomly attacks an enemy. When a wanderer attacks, then […Read More]
Welcome to the beginner’s guide to HellFire for the iPhone, iPod Touch, and Android, as well as other iOS platforms! This is a new card battle game on the Mobage network, but the main difference between this and other card battle games is the battle system. Whereas missions are not interactive at all in most […Read More]
In HellFire for the iOS and Android, there are five ranks of cards. One star cards are the most common, but are also the weakest. Two star cards are considered to be “uncommon”, but they are still fairly common. Three, four and above are where the cards really start getting good, though. These are the […Read More]
Welcome to part 2 of the HellFire tips and tricks guide! Click here to go back to part 1 of the guide. When considering which enemy on the screen to shoot a fire/water/plant/death ball at, remember that the various elements have a “rock paper scissors” relationship, meaning that one element beats another and is weak […Read More]
Magimon is a new card collecting battle game for the iPhone and iPod Touch, bringing familiar gameplay with some new twists. Magimon takes a bit of a cuter tack than other card battling games, looking for all the world like a Pokemon and Digimon competitor rather than a Rage of Bahamut competitor, and the quests […Read More]
HellFire is a new card battling game for the iOS and Android platforms by DeNA/Mobage, but with a new twist. In this game, you take a much more hands-on role to combat than you do in your typical card battling game. This game plays similarly to other card battle games for the most part, except […Read More]
