Showing posts with label free-to-play. Show all posts
Showing posts with label free-to-play. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 14, 2015

Lara Croft: Relic Run, the new Tomb Raider game coming soon

Square Enix is ​​still living by its most famous saga to gain a foothold in the increasingly important field of video games for Android. With the upcoming Final Fantasy Mevius just around the corner, and the recent Tomb Raider launched a few days ago, Square Enix knows that exploding a well known title for all users usually will get them pretty good results.


The next release, a game of our favorite explorer, Lara Croft. This time is no portable, but an own game created for Android. It will be called Lara Croft: Relic Run and this time we will be one endless runner. Veteran players will feel the essence of the original Tomb Raider while we enjoyed the mechanical and frenzy endless runner. It remains to be seen.


Relic Run is an endless runner in essence. But in the background is much more than this. Not only is it running while doing acrobatics, but combat phases/shots, vehicles and epic battles against bosses are also mixed, included our beloved T-Rex.


Lara Croft: Relic Run is no longer a Temple Run but starring a prettier girl, forcing us to run while dodging a multitude of obstacles. The game is free to play, with integrated-shopping and will be available for the three major smartphone platforms, iOS, Android and WP. In principle should be available in the coming months or even earlier.

Lara Croft: Relic Run, the new Tomb Raider game coming soon

Saturday, March 14, 2015

Dungeon Hunter 5 is now hitting free-to-play on Android

Gameloft, from its Montreal studio, returns with another of its most famous sagas. Dungeon Hunter 5, since it became the religion of free-to-play, again shows what it does best: deliver slashes in a brilliant technical package.


Valenthia, the Kingdom in which Dungeon Hunter 5 is happening, is recovering from the events that occurred in the previous installment. Like those lint that stay after sweeping corners, was a matter of bounty hunters take to finish the enemies that were, until something worse hit them.


What comes next is a mantra that all fans of the series will recognize and even appreciate that has not changed too much. You have five kingdoms to go fighting, mainly melee, against all kinds of bugs. Collect treasures, cleverly combines the weapons, spells and armor of various elements and increases the power of your attacks to continue fighting even bigger bugs.


Multiplayer has suffered severe facelift. Besides the classical cooperative mode, has added a new mode that follows the trail of other games like Clash of Clans. Here you have a den with a treasure protected by the administration and placement of enemies while you can also visit your friends and take everything that is not bolted to the floor.


Saving this latest addition, you will have legions of followers, it can be said that Dungeon Hunter 5 is a little bit of everything and a bit nicer, which although not necessarily bad, not too good.

Dungeon Hunter 5 is now hitting free-to-play on Android