In this edition of mobile games we have a great variety of titles like TowerMadness, a tower defense against aliens; XCOM: Enemy Within, a turn-based strategy; and Game Dev Story, a simulator that puts you in charge of a video game company. It's never too late to play!

Mobile games of the week (25/02/15)
XCOM Enemy Within
Mobile games of the week (25/02/15)
Mobile games of the week (25/02/15)

Blood & Glory: Legend

The sequel to the successful Blood & Glory returns more brutal than ever. Blood & Glory: Legend takes you back to the coliseum to continue slicing your adversaries into pieces and enjoy the bloodthirsty applause of the crowd as you fight to become a legend. Equip yourself with the most lethal weapons and armor of the era in your quest for victory. You must perfect your skills and unleash impressive special attacks, super combos, and the house specialty, the Glorious Strike, with which you'll finish off in the most brutal and bloody way the poor wretch who crosses your path. Developed by Glu Mobile, Blood & Glory: Legend is available on iOS and Android.

Dracula 3: The Path of the Dragon

Although the plot is not related to Dracula: Resurrection and Dracula 2: The Last Sanctuary, Dracula 3: The Path of the Dragon is the third installment of the series that takes place in 1920 in a small town in Transylvania. The protagonist is Father Moriani who finds himself in the middle of an investigation by the Vatican where he will soon discover several cases of vampirism linked to the Count. The gameplay keeps the point-and-click style of previous installments where you will have to interact with the town's characters, filling your inventory with objects and carefully examining every document collected in search of clues. The only negative point of this game is its exclusivity, leaving out Android users. Developed by Tetraedge Games, Dracula 3: The Path of the Dragon is available exclusively on iOS.

Game Dev Story

This simulator puts you in charge of a video game company in its attempt to expand the sales of its games. Following a timeline in parallel with the video game industry and its history, your goal in Game Dev Story is to make successful titles and new consoles in order to make money. To do this you have to control a number of factors that can help or hinder the quality of released games, including hiring staff, controlling direction and development speed, and using elements that give increases to workers or change jobs (the so-called competition). As you progress and earn more money, the building will improve allowing you to hire more staff, and therefore create better games. Developed by Kairosoft, Game Dev Story is available on iOS and Android.

TowerMadness

The goal in TowerMadness is to defend a flock of sheep from the claws of a group of evil aliens who plan to turn the poor creatures into intergalactic scarves. The gameplay is in the best tower defense style where you have to defend a base full of sheep from waves of aliens using your reflexes and an arsenal of weapons in the form of towers. Each enemy defeated will give you coins that you can spend on new towers or upgrade the ones you already have installed. The game has two game modes, more than a hundred maps, nine towers that you can upgrade, and sixteen types of enemies. Guaranteed fun. Developed by Limbic Software, TowerMadness is available on iOS and Android.

XCOM: Enemy Within

This expansion of the excellent XCOM: Enemy Unknown adds new missions to the campaign with some additional features. One of them is the new resource called Meld, which is used to unlock new research and base improvements. XCOM: Enemy Within also adds two new alien units, weapons and equipment, and an enemy faction called EXALT. Now the campaign has forty-seven new maps while in multiplayer mode eight maps were added. The best part is that the mobile versions were released independently without requiring the original game to play. Developed by Firaxis Games, XCOM: Enemy Within is available on iOS and Android.

  • Blood & Glory
  • Dracula 3: The Path of the Dragon
  • Game Dev Story
  • TowerMadness

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