The best way to fit more population into the same amount of space is to destroy older, outdated settlements after you upgrade your housing. To do this, you’ll need God Powers, which are unlocked after a certain population level, and accessible by tapping on the belief counter. Use the Finger of God to destroy an […Read More]
Your followers sometimes appear to have no sense of direction whatsoever. Remedy this by using the lasso method. You can lasso either single or multiple followers at the same time by holding down on one until the blue circle appears, then another, then another, and then finally drag your finger over to where you want […Read More]
Ice Age Adventures is the new mobile social town-building game based on the famous animated movie franchise. You play as Sid, and your buddies have gotten separated due to the breakup of the ice shelf during a game of hide-and-seek gone wrong. So now your goal is to explore all of the new islands and […Read More]
Godus is the long-awaited new god game from Populous and Black and White creater Peter Molyneux and his new small-development studio, 22cans. Like those last two, you play as, of course, the god of the game, and as the almighty deity of Godusville (or whatever you want to call your land), you can do everything […Read More]
Micromon is being billed as the latest Pokemon clone for the iOS and Android platforms, but to put it that way is simply a bit of an unfair characterization. This is one of the most well-done original RPGs for mobile, to the point where it feels more at home on a DS than on phones, […Read More]
It’s one of the most critically acclaimed movies of all time and is an icon of the ’90s, yet it never got a proper videogame adaptation. 20 years later, Forrest Gump gets translated into videogame mode in the form of Run Forrest Run, perhaps the most appropriate use of the endless runner genre of all […Read More]
Iron Knights is a brand new action RPG for the iOS and Android platforms. The battles take a page from some of the best in the genre on these platforms, but card-collection elements provide an entirely new level of depth to this game, with nearly unlimited varieties of equipment and fighters that you can get […Read More]
LINE Disney Tsum Tsum is the wildly popular officially licensed matching game from Naver Japan based on the Japanese Disney plushies. You start off with only Mickey, but as you progress you can collect every Tsum in the catalog, including all of the Pixar ones. Coins are the main currency in the game, while rubies […Read More]
Who Stole Me? Is a new match three game for the iPhone and iPad. It’s a game with a surprisingly unique concept – the only game like it right now on the App Store is LINE Disney Tsum Tsum. Essentially, you have balls falling down the screen almost as if it were a gumball machine […Read More]
Kitchen Scramble is a new time management food-truck simulator by Disney. You play as Pepper, your friendly neighborhood food truck locavore/farm-to-table/(insert foodie cliche here) chef who is trying to make it big in the city of Pittsburger (haw haw) and eventually all around the country using fresh local ingredients, deliciously simple recipes, and some impossibly […Read More]
