Releases of the day - Friday (11/28/2014)

Nothing to play on the weekend? Pay attention to our brief Friday selection. It includes: The Last War, Bruce Lee, 2 Cars and Dice Heroes.

The Last War

Another variation on the theme of Kingdom of Camelot. Only this time it’s about zombies, with gorgeous graphics for this genre, an adventure map, a more thoughtful battle and heroes. The feeling of the game spoils only one thing: in localization, all the letters “h” are replaced by “c”.

Link to the game in the App Store

Bruce Lee: Enter The Game

Excellent-implemented within the framework of the touch control Beet’em Up about the cult hero of martial arts of the 70s. The sessions are very short, the management is very convenient, in which the main emphasis is on swipe-strokes, and the movement is carried out by taps.

Link to the game in the App Store

2 Cars

Ketchapp continues to consistently delight with unexpected but simple games once / twice a month. In the new studio game, the player must control two cars on two different tracks. Cars must collect mugs, but avoid squares. Missed any of the two cars a circle – lost, ran into a square – lost. The feeling of the game is very pleasant, they remind you of last year’s console Tales of Two Brothers.

Link to the game on Google Play

Dice Heroes

Charming role-playing tactics made in pixel art style. Instead of heroes, the player controls cubes, each face of which has an action. Types of actions are bought for soft currency. When the characters of the player and the opponent collide with each other on the tactical map, the face of each is randomly thrown out. If the sword is thrown out, the cube strikes, but if the opponent’s shield is thrown out in the same turn, then the blow does not pass, and so on. Somewhat reminiscent of the recent Warhammer from Herocraft.

P.S. The game came out a long time ago, but caught my eye just now, and we could not pass by.

Link to the game on Google Play