You can mix and match your pieces of equipment any way that you want to. While it can be tempting to increase your damage power with every upgrade, that will still lead to you getting killed quickly because there are times when it’s unavoidable to take enemy fire. Increase your armor and your life to […Read More]
You can play limited time missions once a day, or even more frequently at times, and sometimes even multiple missions per day. During these missions you will find a flood of gems compared to your usual missions. Gems are the primary currency in the game (the blue squares that pop up). Credits are the gold […Read More]
Finish the quests in as few moves as possible. The more leftover moves that you have at the end, the bigger the bonuses that you get, such as more ether and more creatures to join your party at the end. In that way, it’s almost like Candy Crush with the leftover moves and the bonuses […Read More]
If you get stuck on a particular map and you can never seem to get ahead, it’s not anywhere near as bad as you think it is. All that you have to do is farm the battles in order to earn more matter. If you aren’t getting the tiles that you need in order to […Read More]
Etherlords is a psuedo-card battling RPG for the iOS platform, probably soon to hit Android as well considering how insanely popular it has become. In this game your creatures are grouped by rarity. Common creatures are the greatest in number, but obviously they are the least powerful. Uncommon are more powerful and more rare but […Read More]
Pay attention to what the quest goal is whenever you try to complete one, because if you build all of the requested tiles (numberwise) but you don’t build the right thing, you will fail the quest and you’ll have to either start it all over again or spend some ether in order to get more […Read More]
Look at the rarity of whichever creatures you put into your party. You can see this at the top right hand corner of the card screen. The C is for Common, the U is for Uncommon, and the R is for Rare. No matter what their current statistics are, the rarer rating means that not […Read More]
Super Monkey Ball Bounce is a new game in Sega’s long running series of games that’s commonly known as “the other SMB” (no need to guess what the main SMB is. Heh) It’s a take on the Peggle style of gaming, or if you haven’t played Peggle, think of it as reverse pinball, except with […Read More]
Glidefire is a new endless runner game for the Android and iOS platforms. It’s not as much a runner as it is an endless flyer. You and you glider suit try to complete various stages, and as you do you unlock new game modes, new stages, and the opportunity to power up your glider massively. […Read More]
Yummy Mania is a new match three game for the iPad, iPhone and Android. You play in a fantasy world that reminds one of Candy Land on steroids, matching three or more of various deserts at a time in order to fill orders and make matches. Your goal is to fill the order in the […Read More]
