Heroes of Destiny is a new team-based battle strategy game from Glu Games Inc, that pits three of your best fighters against wave after wave of orcs, rogues and other enemy fighters. The goal in this game is to beat the enemies and progress from battle to battle, while earning gold, materials to upgrade weapons, […Read More]
2020: My Country is the latest game in the ‘My Country’ series developed by one of Russia’s most popular game publishers, Game Insight, along with InnoWate. It plays much like the first one, but with an added heaping helping of futurism, along with vastly improved graphics, so much so that it arguably displaces Hay Day […Read More]
Zenonia 5: Wheel of Destiny is the latest in the lengthy and excellent action RPG franchise by Gamevil, Inc. It plays much more like a console action RPG than your typical iPhone game, and fans of classic SNES, Sega Genesis, Saturn and Playstation RPGs are certain to love Zenonia 5, same as with all of […Read More]
Nemo’s Reef is a city building game for the iPhone, iPad and Android. It follows the story of Finding Nemo loosely, except instead, you build up your reef with various forms of coral and living plants, as well as other decorations, and attract more fish to take up residence in your underwater city. Each character […Read More]
Quadropus Rampage is a wacky roguelike for the iPhone and Android, starring a four legged octopus (hence the name) and his pet starfish, as well as a cast of other wacky characters. Quadropus Rampage surprisingly is one of the best roguelikes to come out on the mobile platforms. It’s funny as hell, it’s extremely addictive, […Read More]
Click here to go back to the original guide to how to get more bananas and tokens in Minion Rush, or read on to find out even more ways to get more bananas! Another way to get a ton of bananas is, first, spend five dollars to buy the permanent banana multiplier, the Golden Banana. […Read More]
Despicable Me: Minion Rush is a new endless runner movie-based game, where you, of course, play as the cute, gibberish-talking minions. To be more specific, you play as one single minion, and your goal is to become the minion of the month (and the year) by getting an insanely high score. To do this, you […Read More]
Welcome to part four of the Despicable Me: Minion Rush beginner’s guide! Click here to go back to part three of the guide! Part of the fun of the game is the social aspect. From the main menu, go to the social menu and you can connect the game to Facebook and Game Center. Connecting […Read More]
Welcome to part three of the Despicable Me: Minion Rush beginner’s guide! Click here to go back to part two of the guide. The Mega Minion and the Fluffy Unicorn games are two games in which you’ll control the game by tilting your device, not by swiping. Tilt the phone sideways to move your character […Read More]
Welcome to part 2 of the Despicable Me: Minion Rush beginner’s guide! Click here to go back to part 1 of the guide. At the beginning of each round, you can buy one (or more) of three different power ups. At the very beginning you’ll be offered the Minion Launcher, which will shoot you out […Read More]
