- [Narrator] Welcome back to my next episode of New App
Store Games, Episode #8.
So number one, we have Respawnable Heroes.
From the creators of After Pulse, comes their next
big game; Respawnable Heroes.
It's a free-to-play, four verse four,
tactical hero action game.
You can pick a hero, each with a different personality,
skills and abilities.
And then, you can play across many maps and game modes.
It's quite different to After Pulse,
presenting a more futuristic style
from art direction and weaponry.
But I still think fans of After Pulse
will really enjoy this one.
I would like controller support to be better supported
and I think items should be quite a bit cheaper to unlock.
The developer, Digital Legends Entertainment,
have informed me that Respawnable Heroes plays
at 60 FPS on iPhone and iPad
and 120 FPS on new iPad Pros.
(shooting and game play)
Number two is Mirages of Winter.
Here we have a beautiful, new adventure game
that is about the period between winter to spring,
and the link between us and nature.
Players will go on a journey on an island
and explore ink-painted scenarios and solve
very relaxing puzzles.
You have to discover five elemental essences in the world
here and then, you can use them to uncover
new areas to access spring.
All the puzzles are actually inspired by nature,
this will make more sense when you play the game first hand.
If you've played Journey, Flower, or Ink Mountains
and Mystery, you should not skip this one, it's for you.
Mirages of Winter is a paid game costing $4.99 USD
on the App Store.
Number three, we have Project RIP Mobile.
Originally released on PC in 2019,
Storming Tech recently brought their FPS game, Project RIP
to iPhone and iPad.
It's probably the best looking FPS game on mobile to date.
All the blood and gore dismemberments are here too,
the difference with this version is that it is free to play
with in-app purchases and ads.
But you can still enjoy plenty of content
without spending a penny.
Go into missions and kill the undead using an arsenal
of weapons and melee combat from knife to katana
and utilize different perks.
Project RIP Mobile plays at 60 FPS on iPhone and iPad
and 120 FPS on iPad Pro,
and it supports controllers too.
(shooting and game play)
Number four is, Repulsive.
Grab your hover-board and get ready to skate around.
With full 3D environments,
realistic physics, controller support,
tons of characters to unlock and total freedom
to do as you wish.
This is one of the best skating games I've seen on mobile,
on the same level as Skate City on Apple Arcade.
It will take you quite a while to master the movement here
but once you do, you'll find it's very intuitive.
There is also no real objective with this game,
you simply must explore and have fun practicing
your hover-boarding skills.
That said, you can uncover challenges,
mini games and other clues throughout your play time.
Anyway, Repulsive costs $4.99 USD on the App Store.
(game play music)
Number five, we have Totally Reliable Delivery.
From the creators of Hello Neighbor and Punch Club,
comes Totally Reliable Delivery.
It's a very silly
multi-player game set in a sandbox world
and it's about delivering packages.
Thing is, the controls are made to be difficult
with unpredictable ragdoll physics and snappy platforming.
Thing of something like,
Gang Beasts or Human Fall Flat
and you'll now what I mean.
You can take a break from work and play around in the world
using vehicles, machines and other toys.
Be sure to customize your worker and stand out
from the rest of players.
Totally Reliable Delivery is free but you can unlock
the full game, which gives you access to
a few more features, and this will cost you $4.99 USD.
The free version still has plenty of content.
(game play atmospherics)
Number six is Spider.
Spider has the privilege of being the best looking game
on Apple Arcade in terms of high-end fidelity.
If you didn't know, this is one of the latest games
to arrive on Apple Arcade.
It's a retro arcade spy game where you play
as a tiny robot, Agent Eight.
Across the levels on offer, you'll have to complete
different missions from
stopping a bomb on a plane,
safely landing on a ship,
to destroying a sub.
To make these jobs easier for the little fella,
you'll have equipped gadgets and gizmos
that can do all types of different things.
The game is best played with a controller in hand
as right now, I find the touch controls a little awkward.
It's also quite short, but I promise you,
every moment is bliss and there is some replay value here.
(in-game atmospherics)
Number seven, we have Bomb Chicken.
Recently, Bomb Chicken landed on the App Store.
It was originally released on PC and Consol
in mid 2019.
The story starts out with a freak accident
involving an ordinary chicken
who now becomes the hero of the game.
Unlike other platforms,
you can't jump here, instead, you poop out bombs.
You can use the bombs for different purposes;
to reach high places, take out enemies,
get into impossible areas,
create a shelf of bombs and so on.
The whole game revolves around this mechanic
and it's a blast, pun intended.
Bomb Chicken will set you back $4.99 USD.
(in-game atmospherics)
Number eight is Snake Core.
Here we have an arcade game that combines the classic
gameplay of Snake but turns it into an intergalactic war
against an alien threat.
Players can command an army of soldier units
and attack these menacing aliens.
Don't forget to upgrade your soldiers
with new units and new skills,
otherwise the enemy will destroy you quickly.
Snake Core has been made for short gaming sessions.
This means it's a fun game to pick up and play
anytime and anywhere.
You can also play this game in landscape and portrait mode
and it offers different control schemes
from the options menu.
Anyway, Snake Core costs $2.99 USD
on the App Store.
- [Game Announcer] Affirmative
Game over.
- [Narrator] Number nine, we have Legend of Skyfish II.
This game dropped on Apple Arcade earlier today.
It's Legend of Skyfish II, an action RPG
where players take on the role
of a young warrior apprentice,
known as Little Red Hook.
Players have access to a special fishing pole
which is both a weapon and a grappling hook.
This fishing pole was in the first game
but it has been greatly expanded on.
It works wonders during the fighting sequences now.
You can use it for even more advanced puzzle solving
and for just moving around the environments with ease.
As you explore, there are people to interact with
and materials to collect that can be used to craft
different weapons and armor.
If you're a fan of Yaga on Apple Arcade,
you definitely need to check this one out.
Number 10 we have Mind Keeper: The Lurking Fear.
First, an Apple Watch exclusive,
in 2020, Mind Keeper: The Lurking Fear,
an atmospheric video game
was ported to iPhone, iPad and Apple TV.
You play as investigator, H. Joyce
and will explore a creepy mansion.
The game has high quality graphics with real-time
lighting and shadows.
This is most noticeable on an iPad Pro
or an Apple TV 4K.
However, if you're playing on an iPhone,
you can enjoy haptic vibration which adds some emotion
to the experience.
And on Apple Watch, you can move using the digital crown
or, I think it's called Home button.
It's almost every platform offers something unique
to this game.
Mind Keeper: The Lurking Fear costs only $3.99 USD
on the App Store.
What do you think of these new App Store games?
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