Fighting, shooting, motorcycles, and role-playing. All that and much more in NeoTeo's mobile games of the week: Dust: An Elysian Tail is action and RPG, Traffic Rider is a motorcycle simulator and Final Fantasy IX is one of the best RPGs. Those who don't play are missing out.

Mobile Games of the Week (02/17/16)
Final Fantasy IX

Bug Princess

Bug Princess: Help Princess Reco save the village of Hoshifuri from the threat of the Koujuu, giant insects that endanger human life. Riding her golden scarab, Kiniro, she enters the Shinju Forest to face these insects. Bug Princess is a bullet hell that features five scenarios and four difficulty modes. From a beginner level with just a few bullets to dodge, to the highest difficulty level designed for the most experienced, where you will have to survive an infernal rain of shots throughout the game. Developed by Cave, Bug Princess is available exclusively on iOS.

Dust: An Elysian Tail

Dust: An Elysian Tail: This is one of the best action role-playing games that made its way to consoles and PC a few years ago. Dust: An Elysian Tail presents Dust, a warrior who wakes up after hearing the voice of the Sword of Ahrah, guarded by Fidget, a creature half cat and half bat. Thus begins an adventure through the fantastic world of Falana, inhabited by anthropomorphic animals, to try to remember Dust's past and his relationship with the mystical sword. The gameplay is a 2D side-scrolling perspective where you control Dust using the sword to eliminate monsters, earning experience points and leveling up. Developed by Humble Hearts, Dust: An Elysian Tail is available exclusively on iOS.

Final Fantasy IX

Final Fantasy IX: For many, "the best RPG in the history of the PlayStation"; "the highlight of the Final Fantasy saga" for others. The truth is that this ninth installment is a true cult work, an exquisite feat that deserves to be enjoyed with all senses. Accompany Zidane, Garnet, Vivi, Steiner, and many other emblematic characters in an incredible adventure that will lead them to discover secrets about themselves and the existence of a Crystal, the source of all life, threatened by the shadows of a terrible enemy they must fight. Those who didn't play Final Fantasy IX back then cannot overlook this new opportunity. Without a doubt an experience you will never forget. Developed by Square Enix, Final Fantasy IX is available on iOS and Android.

Garou: Mark of the Wolves

Garou: Mark of the Wolves: Released in 1999 for Neo Geo arcade machines and later adapted to several consoles, Garou: Mark of the Wolves is the ninth and final installment of Fatal Fury, the popular fighting game saga created by SNK. This mobile edition is renewed in several aspects, such as the inclusion of a new protagonist with Rock Howard, the posthumous successor of Geese Howard. Both the graphics and gameplay remain intact, adding touch controls and two new modes, Practice and Survival. The best part is the multiplayer mode where you can challenge your friends via Wi-Fi or Bluetooth. Developed by SNK, Garou: Mark of the Wolves is available on iOS and Android.

Traffic Rider (Free)

Traffic Rider: A motorcycle game that sits between arcade and simulator. In Traffic Rider you will travel across many circuits on roads and avenues, by day and night, with plenty of options to unlock. In fact, the game has a Career mode with more than forty missions to complete. Visually the game looks incredible and has perfect control where moving the mobile controls direction and a button on the screen accelerates the bike. The sound of the engines is recorded from real bikes and you will notice the difference when choosing among the twenty available models. Developed by Soner Kara, Traffic Rider is available on iOS, Android, and Windows Phone.

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