There are a whole lot of necessary resources in Spartan Wars, which act as your primary “currencies”, so to speak, but on the premium (or “freemium”) side of things are pearls. Pearls can be purchased via the Apple App Store, but if you don’t want to buy anything with real money, there are still ways […Read More]
Any good Greek empire needs the basics to run, no matter how much favor you have with the Gods. In Spartan Wars: Elite Edition or Empire of Honor (which are the same game), one of the most frustrating things that can happen is when you want to train more troops and defenses (especially after you […Read More]
In part 1 of the guide to Spartan Wars: Elite Edition/Empire of Honor, we shared tips such as how to find an abandoned city that you can raid for resources, among other things. Read on for some further tips and tricks to help you become even more powerful in the game. Don’t just increase the […Read More]
Rise To Fame is the game that you want to play if you want to simulate becoming a rockstar, with a sort of cartoonish Guitar Hero vibe to it rather than a realistic one. One of the best things about this game is all of the crazy special effects that you can make happen using […Read More]
If you played the original Stupid Zombies, and you enjoyed it, then you know exactly what to expect out of Stupid Zombies 2. It’s essentially the same game, just with different stages. Like the first one, you get a limited number of shots out of your rifle, and your goal is to kill all of […Read More]
If you are one of the millions who play the game Bike Race on either iOS or Android, then… well, you probably still won’t like Trial Xtreme 3. It’s inexplicable that there have been three different iterations of this game so far. It’s basically a 3D, inferior version of Bike Race but with horrible controls […Read More]
There’s a ton of endless running games for the iPhone and iPad, and to be honest, Gingerbread Run doesn’t stand out amongst the crowd, but if you really get into it, then before you know it, a couple hours will have passed by, with you not knowing what the heck happened to all that time […Read More]
In the second part of the Bread Kittens beginner’s guide, we discussed battling and more. But there are so many more little details to the game. For example, the bakery, where you can bake more capture bread, as well as bread that can be equipped on your cats, and used to increase their attack and […Read More]
As previously discussed in part 1 of the Bread Kittens beginner’s guide, that little meter at the bottom of the screen – the one that shows up when you battle – determines how many stars you will get for a particular stage. It also determines how fast the super attack meter will charge, though. That’s […Read More]
Usually, games that are based off of strange internet memes don’t really do very well, but Bread Kittens, which is ENTIRELY based off of goody 4chanesque caturday memes, is a pretty friggin’ good game. Picture a game sort of like Monster Galaxy, but with nothing but cats, and you have the right idea. You catch […Read More]
