It's Wednesday, and you know what that means: time to play with NeoTeo's recommended mobile games! This edition: Hollywood Monsters, a fun graphic adventure; Parallel Kingdom, an augmented reality MMORPG; Tomb Raider II, adventure and shooting; and, the best of the week, Chasers - Journey of Hope, an emotional roguelike adventure.

Mobile Games of the Week (09/21/16)
Cloud Chasers - Journey of Hope

Cloud Chasers - Journey of Hope

Cloud Chasers - Journey of Hope: What would happen if you had to undertake a migratory journey? Would you be able to survive? That's the proposition offered by Cloud Chasers - Journey of Hope, a story of family, survival, and painful endings where a father and daughter embark on a desperate journey in search of a better future away from the desert. In this action-adventure with roguelike elements, you have to travel with the glider through the clouds to collect the last drops of water while avoiding drones. Take care of health, water, and your faithful glider to reach the gates of the world that rises above the clouds. Developed by Blindflug Studios, Cloud Chasers - Journey of Hope is available on iOS and Android.

Hollywood Monsters

Despite its name, it's not the classic graphic adventure from 1997 but its sequel. Hollywood Monsters (also known as The Next Big Thing) continues the adventures of reporter Daniel 'Dan' Murray and correspondent Elizabeth 'Liz' Allaire, who find themselves involved in a plot of kidnapping, conspiracies, and strange incidents in the film industry. This point-and-click adventure takes place in an alternative reality of Los Angeles in the 1950s, where humans coexist with robots and monsters that are fighting to achieve equal rights with human beings. Developed by Péndulo Studios, Hollywood Monsters is exclusively available on iOS.

Parallel Kingdom

Parallel Kingdom (Free game): This is one of the first augmented reality games for mobile devices. Parallel Kingdom is an MMORPG where you have to kill epic creatures, like dragons that might be lurking in your backyard. The game uses your phone's GPS, placing you in a fantasy universe where you can interact with other players, whether to forge alliances or to fight, and explore various zones that you can conquer, claim, or defend in real time. You have several options when customizing your character, and there's even a trading system that will help you grow your kingdom. Developed by PerBlue, Parallel Kingdom is available on iOS and Android.

Reigns

Reigns: The King is dead, leaving you to take the throne as a benevolent (or malevolent) monarch while imposing your will on the kingdom through a card system. Each card in Reigns can represent an advisor, peasant, ally, or enemy, and comes with a request on which you must make a decision. Of course, this can have unfortunate implications and consequences along the way that could put the kingdom and the royal family's dynasty at risk. So try to maintain a balance between the influential factions of the kingdom so that nothing goes wrong. Developed by Devolver Digital, Reigns is available on iOS and Android.

Tomb Raider II

Tomb Raider II: The sequel to Tomb Raider is about to turn twenty years since its release date. Almost two decades have passed since Lara's adventures in China arrived on Windows and PlayStation. Tomb Raider II is played with the D-pad and the buttons that appear on the phone's touch screen, recreating the classic movements of the most famous archaeologist in video games. But if you want a better gaming experience, you can connect a controller via Bluetooth. Throughout the adventure you'll be able to drive vehicles both on land and in water, and use an arsenal that ranges from Lara's classic pistols to a grenade launcher. This version also includes the expansion The Golden Mask to keep having fun. Developed by Square Enix, Tomb Raider II is available on iOS and Android.