The recommended mobile games of the week are here to spread fun far and wide. Want to have a good time? Come play EPOCH, a robot in the middle of a post-apocalyptic war; Shadowgun, an action game against all kinds of robots and mutants, and Lone Wolf, an excellent RPG based on Joe Dever's books, among many other games.

Mobile games of the week (07/01/15)
Shadowgun
Mobile games of the week (07/01/15)
Mobile games of the week (07/01/15)

Battleheart

We start with a unique mix of role-playing and real-time strategy, created especially for your mobile. Battleheart invites you to a world of epic fantasy where you have to create a group of heroes that you will guide in a campaign to save the kingdom. Participate in frantic battles against monsters to test your skills. After each battle, the group will gain experience that helps you increase your strengths and unlock a wide variety of special powers. Once the kingdom is saved, you can participate in a tournament facing waves of enemies that will reward you with strange and very valuable objects. Developed by Mika Mobile, Battleheart is available on iOS and Android.

EPOCH

Set in a post-apocalyptic future, the action takes you into the middle of an endless war between robots. Controlling one of these robot soldiers, your objective will be to unravel the mystery of a lost civilization: What happened to the humans? All this will be revealed as you try to find the person you were originally assigned to protect. The gameplay allows you to equip your robot with dozens of weapons and armor to face enemies, with a cover system to protect yourself. Advance through a huge ruined city completing objectives while collecting fragments of the past to learn more about this incredible story. Developed by Uppercut Games, EPOCH is available on iOS, Android and BlackBerry.

Joe Dever's Lone Wolf

Based on the fantasy book series by Joe Dever, Joe Dever's Lone Wolf is a free game that takes place in the world of Magnamund, introducing us to Lone Wolf, the last of a caste of warrior monks known as Kai Lords, who becomes involved in a struggle between the forces of good and evil for control of the planet. The story of this game is completely new and is set between the third and fourth book, where Lone Wolf has to unravel a mystery in a mining town. The gameplay is divided into four acts and features a real-time combat system where you will test your skill with the sword. Developed by Forge Reply, Joe Dever's Lone Wolf is available on iOS and Android.

Shadowgun

Set in the year 2350, here you will step into the boots of John Slade, a renowned Shadowgun (a bounty hunter) whose mission is to find Dr. Edgar Simon. In this third-person shooter, you use your mobile's touch screen controls to control John. The controls have an analog stick on the left side for movement, while on the right side you have action buttons, either to shoot or interact with the environment. The game has a cover system to defend yourself from enemy attack, as well as a powerful arsenal that will help you get rid of the army of mutants, cyborgs, and genetically enhanced humanoids you will face in each level. Developed by Madfinger Games, Shadowgun is available on iOS and Android.

The Sailor's Dream

Simogo, the developers of Year Walk and Device 6, present their new adventure with The Sailor's Dream. The game shares the same type of audiovisual experience as the aforementioned titles where the only objective is to satisfy the player's curiosity. Through a narrative experience, you can explore a fantasy world, visiting forgotten islands and reconstructing the memories that were lived there. The images and music create a harmonious and wonderful atmosphere while you are part of the story; a clear example where narration and modern technology go hand in hand. Developed by Simogo, The Sailor's Dream is available exclusively on iOS.

This week's mobile games

  • Battleheart
  • EPOCH
  • Joe Dever's Lone Wolf
  • Shadowgun
  • The Sailor's Dream