Author: Ryan Ballard

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[Update: Game Released] Fans of Penny Dreadful rejoice: Penny Dreadful: Demimonde will be released this Fall

Based on the Showtime TV Series, Penny Dreadful: Demimonde is a cross between CCG and Puzzle-RPG that is set to arrive this Fall. The idea behind this game, is to allow fans of the TV series to be able to “engage with their favorite characters and content from the series”, according to the developers. The puzzles are to be mini-games for the fans of the show, while allowing players to build their own teams by collecting their favorite creatures and characters from the show, and battle them against other players in tournaments.

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League of Angels: Fire Raiders MMORPG receives content update

Released by GTArcade, League of Angels: Fire Raiders is an MMORPG where players will collect and upgrade their heroes, but also train and evolve an Angel to assist in their war against evil. We have previously covered this game here. Starting today, League of Angels: Fire Raiders has received an update to the game’s content, that include seven new heroes, and two new angels, to be released periodically.

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Kickstarter project Legends of Fire and Steel hoping to coming to Android Tablets

Currently in a Kickstarter campaign until July 18th (and not yet funded), Legends of Fire and Steel is a game that focuses on capturing territories. Legends is turn based, with a fantasy flavor to it. The developers, Boomzap to be specific, we are currently developing it for both desktop (PC and Mac), as well as ‘mobile tablets’, which includes Android. As an aside, while they don’t specifically mention it, I personally suspect that it’s a game that requires some larger screen space, hence the omission of phones.

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Reviews

Meltdown Review: Not much to it, but still a lot of fun

Meltdown is a top down shooter from Bullypix. The gameplay is simplistic, the story is nearly non-existent, and the levels are repetitive. With all that being said, the game was a total blast, and I looked forward to playing any time I wasn’t. It’s not without flaws, just having spelled out a few of them. Yet, none of those really mattered to me, nor dissuaded me from enjoying the game.