Zombies, shooters, space superheroes, and pocket monsters. All that and much more in NeoTeo's mobile games: Pokémon Quest is the adaptation of the Switch game, Death Road to Canada and JYDGE are shooters, and Guardians of the Galaxy is the graphic adventure from Telltale Games.
Death Road to Canada
Facing a zombie apocalypse, you must lead a squad of characters on a deadly mission to the relative safety of Canada. Along the way, you'll need to explore and loot places to get supplies, while also managing the health and morale of your team. Everything in Death Road to Canada is randomly generated, making each playthrough a unique experience in this dynamic action RPG. It will take you a while to get used to the controls, as there's a steep learning curve as you learn which weapons are most effective and when it's best to fight or run. And you will die, quickly and often, though that's part of the fun of a zombie apocalypse, right? Developed by Rocketcat Games, Death Road to Canada is available on iOS and Android.
Euclidean Lands
If Monument Valley and Hitman Go had a baby, it would undoubtedly be a very strange one... like this game. Developed by an architecture student, in this puzzle title you have to solve a series of rotating three-dimensional levels, using the changing geometry to eliminate enemies from the side or from behind. Comparisons with Monument Valley are inevitable, and the developer Miro clearly inspired by it, but Euclidean Lands is an entity in itself. Enjoy five sections and forty challenging levels as you face various types of enemies, not to mention intense boss fights. Developed by kunabi brother, Euclidean Lands is available exclusively on iOS.
Guardians of the Galaxy: The Telltale Series
Taking advantage of the success of the movies, Guardians of the Galaxy: The Telltale Series is a graphic adventure made up of five episodes that tells us a new adventure of this team of Marvel Comics superheroes. The plot centers on the Guardians finding an artifact of great power that each one covets individually, but must protect it from the malicious Hala the Accuser, a Kree who wants it for herself. The gameplay is faithful to Telltale style, making decisions that alter the story within episodes and interacting with other characters and objects throughout the game. Developed by Telltale Games, Guardians of the Galaxy: The Telltale Series is available on iOS and Android.
JYDGE
Put on the shoes of a cyber compliance officer who uses his Gavel (the regulation weapon) to dispense justice RoboCop style. Each level presents different challenges, where along the way you can confiscate illegal cash to improve the character and his weapon with a wide selection of accessories. In this way, JYDGE retains the rogue element of its predecessor, Neon Chrome, by encouraging you to play each of the levels with different combinations of upgrades until you complete all the challenges. Developed by 10tons Ltd., JYDGE is available on iOS and Android.
Pokémon Quest
The game is the same one that was released on Nintendo Switch just a few weeks ago but with the convenience of having it on a pocket device. From the start, it's worth clarifying that Pokémon Quest (Free game) has nothing to do with the phenomenon that Pokémon Go was in its time. Here you're facing an RPG, designed in a block style, that takes place on Tumblecube Island. As a first step, you have to choose a companion Pokémon based on the attributes that are important to you, after which you'll embark on expeditions to explore the island and look for hidden treasure. Developed by Game Freak, Pokémon Quest is available on iOS and Android.
