Today we have a deluxe edition, starting with the game Futurama: Worlds of Tomorrow. But there's more: build bridges in Bridge Constructor Medieval, carry out stealth missions in Stealth, and survive a terrifying night in the forest house with Knock-Knock. Let's play!
Bridge Constructor Medieval
Bridge Constructor Medieval: Do you feel like continuing with bridge construction? Do you think you could take on the most delicately balanced structures? Bridge Constructor now has a sequel (in addition to Bridge Constructor Playground) but one that goes back in time. In Bridge Constructor Medieval you have five contemporary materials from which you must build bridges, across forty levels, each with its own objectives, and with new modes that bring new challenges. In this era you will encounter objectives that require fortifying the bridge against siege machines, for example, or deliberately building bridges designed to collapse under the weight of enemy troops. Developed by ClockStone, Bridge Constructor Medieval is available on iOS and Android.
Futurama: Worlds of Tomorrow
Futurama: Worlds of Tomorrow (Free game): After the Hypnotoad hypnotizes Professor Farnsworth to order the Planet Express crew to make a "delivery" to the planet Amphibios 9, the amphibian summons a female Hypnotoad from an alternative universe. This causes a rupture in the universe and all its inhabitants, except Fry and Nibbler, are scattered across the cosmos. With Nibbler's help, Fry must restore the universe and save his friends, while rebuilding New New York and interacting with key characters from the animated series. Similar to Family Guy: The Quest for Stuff, Futurama: Worlds of Tomorrow allows you to complete a series of objectives to unlock new areas, including space missions to different planets, allowing you to choose some characters to participate in battles and encounters. And don't forget to enjoy the new Futurama episode in radio drama format. Developed by TinyCo along with Jam City, Inc, Futurama: Worlds of Tomorrow is available on iOS and Android.
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Knock-Knock: Sponsored by Kickstarter, they say Knock-Knock is less a game and more a meditative experience, but we're not 100% convinced it's as relaxing as that implies. Here you take the role of a grumpy person known only as the tenant, living alone in a creaky house in the forest. Each night, a series of mysterious visitors knock on the door, and each night a game of hide-and-seek begins, where the idea is to stay away from them until dawn, moving from one place to another to avoid encountering any of these strange beings and going mad from fright. It's tremendously good, being a fun and spine-chilling survival horror in equal parts. Developed by Ice-Pick Lodge, Knock-Knock is available on iOS and Android.
Necklace of Skulls
Necklace of Skulls: This game is an adaptation of the interactive novel Necklace of Skulls by author Dave Morris, published in 1993. The game features new characteristics, including the impressive animated art of Xavier Mula designed especially for this digital edition. The story puts you in the role of the Star of the Night in a Mayan adventure (you can be a warrior, hunter, walker, or sorceress) who swears to take revenge against the demon-warlock Necklace of Skulls, responsible for murdering your brother. A tip: this game is ideal for use with headphones as the sound is great. Developed by Cubus Games, Necklace of Skulls is available on iOS and Android.
Stealth
Stealth: As the name suggests, Stealth is a stealth game. Here you play as an assassin completing a series of missions, infiltrating bases or advancing through enemy locations to complete an objective. But you have to be careful as guards and other enemies have much stronger weapons than your armor, so getting caught and ending up in combat is the worst possible option for you. It's not an Assassin’s Creed Identity in terms of parkour, but that's not what this game is about: it's about carefully observing enemies, learning their patterns, and striking when the opportunity presents itself. Developed by Nicolas Liatti, Stealth is available exclusively on iOS.
