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There were many creative and well-thought out decisions that seemed to have gone into this title, and it was a pleasure to play through. If you like adventures, classic-style RPG’s, and magic, this will be worth your time.
All in all, this title has a lot going for it. In addition to the diverse puzzles, this game has a great sound track. There are multitudes of songs and energizing sound effects that help to bring the experience to a new level of immersion. The graphics are unique and have a fun hand-crafted look to them. The game has a lot to offer in regards to level and level-design diversity. It will certainly have something to offer to players of all ages, and can be an extended adventure for both casual and experienced gamers out there. At five dollars, the price might seem a little steep to some for a game, but it does offer a great deal of content and is sure to offer you an enjoyable challenge.
Although the gameplay itself is extremely fun, the concept of the “boat” is the core element of the game. It doesn’t entirely make sense, but it’s goofy in a fun sort of way. As you progress, your boat will collect the monsters, recruit friends, and build up a massive boat in which you can’t help but feel like Noah and his arc.
If you are from the days of Mad Dog Mcree, Time Crisis or even Virtual Cop, I highly suggest you check out this stellar attempt at bringing accessible blockbuster action to the masses. Although at times it could feel repetitive, you’ll enjoy the game much more in shorter bursts of play.
Alto’s Adventure joins the visual ranks of the likes of Monument Valley, and although the gameplay is not as innovative, there is enough substance and evolution of the endless runner for an enjoyable adventure.
I personally had no issues or gripes with the game running on an iPad Air 1, gameplay is smooth and there us plenty of it to go around. I really had hoped, however, for another slice of narrative aside from the Tesla Towers because after these are conquered, there is little to do than explore. But hey, that’s what DLC is for right? Nevertheless, be sure to pick this up for an absolute bargain price with a ton of game time sure to put even the most dedicated gamers through their paces!
All in all, for a sequel to such a highly regarded title, Earn to Die 2 is not bad. Most of what made the original such an incredible ride remains, and despite my concerns, the game is still super fun. I just can’t help feeling like business decisions are interfering with game design.
The gameplay is almost identical to the Clash of Clans and doesn’t evolve enough to stand alone. Although it was creative, the new ideas were ruined by their dismal functionality. Had a better flight system been given to the dragons, they might have salvaged the experience. Like all Clash of Clans games, there is still a potential for a larger audience to enjoy this game, but a lot of work still needs to be done.
Although it took me some time to accept, NBA 2K15 for mobile is not bad. Yes, there are a lot of flaws, but there is enough substance in this version for an enjoyable experience. If 2K can continue to evolve and experiment new ways to maximize touch controls, it’s only in due time we’ll have a polished NBA experience. Timing is everything, and I feel like NBA 2K15 was being worked on prematurely on a platform that is not quite ready for it.
The music rarely changes and the missions repeat itself quite frequently. Unfortunately, this lack of variety greatly devalues its replayability. So if you’re bored right now and need a quick pick me up game, Adrenaline Rush: Miami Drive will give you a quick adrenaline for a short moment.