NeoTeo's mobile games are here, and this edition is full of quality. From the terrifying Dungeon Nightmares , where you must escape the world of nightmares, to the brilliant Justice Monsters Five, a pinball game set in the Final Fantasy XV universe. Want more? Of course there's more! But to discover them you'll have to keep reading.

Dungeon Nightmares

Dungeon Nightmares: Welcome to the terrible world of jump scares that survival horror fans enjoy so much. Dungeon Nightmares takes place in an endless nightmare from which you must escape. The scenario is randomly generated and full of objects to collect, such as candles that help you light the dark path. Your goal is to survive each night while you progress in collecting clues to understand what this nightmare means. But you must be careful, as you are not alone and many enemies wait, attentive, to surprise you from the shadows. Developed by Joey To, Dungeon Nightmares is available on iOS and Android.

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Haunt the House: Terrortown

Haunt the House: Terrortown: Unlike other games with ghosts, where you are chased by a specter and desperately try to escape, in Haunt the House: Terrortown you control a ghost that is trying to scare people so it can rest in peace. The gameplay is based on exploring several buildings around the city to drive away all the people inside, which involves possessing objects and putting on terrible shows so those people run screaming in the middle of the night. A cute, simple, and fun title to test your creativity when it comes to scaring others. Developed by SFB Games, Haunt the House: Terrortown is available on iOS and Android.

Justice Monsters Five

While we wait for the release of Final Fantasy XV, Square Enix captivates us with Justice Monsters Five. This pinball game is part of the Final Fantasy XV universe, being a success in the kingdom of Lucis. It even has a story where you have to join a group of heroes to save the planet Nova from the clutches of the diabolical Lord Vexxos. The gameplay maintains the basis of any pinball but with some interesting additions. At the top of the screen there are enemies that attack the ball as soon as they see it, and to respond to the attack you have to touch the mobile screen so the ball can propel itself and bounce between the walls to hit the bad guys. The game features missions, events, and even a level and element system to hook fans of the saga. Developed by Square Enix, Justice Monsters Five is available on iOS and Android.

Mobile Games of the Week (September 7, 2016)
Justice Monsters Five

Lifeline: Whiteout

Moving away from the space adventures of Lifeline and Silent Night, and from the revenge story of Lifeline 2: Bloodline, Lifeline: Whiteout immerses you in a more realistic situation. The protagonist is V. Adams, an adventurer who finds himself alone in a frozen desert with no memory of how he got there. This lost adventurer's only hope is you, his only means of communication able to guide him to safe places and help him find his identity in this thrilling survival story. The game is based on the decisions you make, so when you finish the adventure you can play it again to discover a completely new story by selecting different options. Developed by 3 Minute Games, Lifeline: Whiteout is available on iOS and Android.

The Westport Independent

The Westport Independent: Who said a newspaper simulator set during World War II can be boring? The Westport Independent is the name of the newspaper where you take on the role of editor-in-chief, deciding what you will or will not publish. All decisions will have a big impact throughout the game. You will also have to deal with the reporters who work for the newspaper, who will want to publish different content. The articles will include topics such as riots, rebellions, and healthcare. Be very careful with the stance you decide to take in the newspaper, because sooner or later you will have to face its consequences. Developed by Double Zero One Zero, The Westport Independent is available on iOS and Android.