Nine out of ten surgeons recommend it: playing NeoTeo's mobile games extends your life. And how could it not with these titles! Buddha Finger, Frontline Commando: D-Day, Cosmic DJ, and Kapsula. What are you waiting for to play them?
Buddha Finger
And we start with a martial arts title where you are the student of the best kung fu master, who entrusts you to rescue his twin brother who was kidnapped by the head of a criminal gang. Through sixty levels, you'll have to face a large number of enemies, bosses, and special characters using an ancestral martial arts technique: the Buddha Finger. To do this, you'll need to quickly use your finger to press or slide the buttons that appear on screen to defeat your opponents in a pure action and fun adventure. Developed by Lady Shotgun Games, Buddha Finger is available on iOS, Android, Windows Phone, and BlackBerry.
Cosmic DJ
Gl33k is a studio of musicians and sound designers that offers you a lovely musical experience with Cosmic DJ. As its name suggests, here you are a DJ who must put creativity to the test to liven up the party. After a brief tutorial, you'll realize that the gameplay is very simple and easy to master, where using the power of music you'll have to fulfill several objectives. Unfortunately, there is no difficulty or consequences for doing or not doing something, lacking that need for a real challenge. Although if you're into electronic music, neon lights, and love messages, this is definitely your game. Developed by Gl33k, Cosmic DJ is available exclusively on iOS.
https://www.youtube.com/embed/wu1C8Gy21UQFrontline Commando: D-Day
Did you miss World War II-based shooters? Frontline Commando: D-Day puts you in charge of D-Day during the landings on Omaha, Utah, Gold, Juno, and Sword beaches. Defeat the Nazi occupation forces once again and liberate France through assaults on beaches, trenches, and towns as battlefields in the Normandy countryside. Throughout a huge campaign with 145 missions, you can alternate at will between third or first-person camera, with the appropriate controls and a unique visual display thanks to destructible environments. Developed by Glu Mobile, Frontline Commando: D-Day is available on iOS and Android.
Kapsula
After the release of Faif and gaining good reception from the public, the studio Beavl focused fully on Kapsula, a racing puzzle set in a space colony full of Russian clones. With a retro-futuristic atmosphere full of Soviet space imagery, the gameplay of this title is a kind of Tetris on a race track. The most striking thing is that the game changes depending on the time of day you're playing, allowing you to enjoy the transition from night to morning if you play during those hours. Developed by Beavl, Kapsula is available on iOS and Android.
Mountain
This title is a true rarity in its genre. Are we facing a game or interactive art? According to David O'Reilly, artist and game designer, Mountain is of the genre "Mountain Simulator, Relax em' up, Art Horror etc". With this premise in mind, let's see what it's about: a mountain is the center of the screen. The mountain rotates through a day and night cycle, covering seasons of the year where the climatic effect surprises us with snowfall in cold times or blooming during spring. Interaction with the mountain includes being able to spin it, rotate it, give it more or less zoom. But every beginning has an end, and before you know it, the mountain itself will decay until it dies without you being able to do anything about it. A more than rare experience in this type of game. Developed by David O'Reilly, Mountain is available on iOS and Android.
- Buddha Finger
- Cosmic DJ
- Frontline Commando: D-Day
- Kapsula
- Mountain
