Best iPhone Game Updates: ‘Royal Match’, ‘Jetpack Joyride’, ‘Marvel Puzzle Quest’, ‘PicoPico’, and More
The Subway Surfers are off to a different location for their antics, and this time it’s… Shenzhen. Hm. Maybe not the best timing on your World Tour to move there, kiddos. Oh nicely. There’s a new Surfer named Zi Hao, a brand new Moped Board, a new Street Outfit for Maeko, and a few other bits and bobs to entertain you. Fiction and reality can collide in strange ways typically.
Jetpack Joyride is, one means or the other, eleven years old. Yes, the game initially launched all the best way back within the 12 months 2011, which was really a extremely terrible 12 months all issues thought of. Despite the fact that the sport was born in the 2010s, it is celebrating its birthday with some Nineteen Seventies throwback stuff. Disco Barry, the Disco Ball Jetpack, and a retro model of Mr Cuddles. Sure, why not? The Nineteen Seventies had some good things. Nice music. That complete Atari thing. Not unhealthy.
Speaking of long-running video games, I can’t imagine this one is still kicking. It’s nearly hard to remember the era the place silly little gimmick touchscreen video games dominated the roost. Only a few relics of that period stay, and it makes me type of wistful to assume about that. Oh, the update. Blade Powers have returned to the game, so power up your blades and take benefit of their improved juice-splattering. You’ll need Blade Duplicates from the Bonus Spin sport to do it. Slicing up fruit? In this economy? Ninjas positive are decadent.
Another new occasion for LEGO Star Wars Castaways. Frankly, that island is pretty busy for a supposedly abandoned place. Almost as many visitors as Gilligan’s Island. This latest event is a tie-in with The Bad Batch, allowing you to collect minifig components, experience microfighters, and build sandcastles impressed by the show. I don’t know. I just really feel like this sport is sporting too many hats. But it seems to be in style, so what do I know? Nothing, that’s what. Take a hike, Shaun! Beat it!
Alright, let’s see what’s occurring with this Apple Arcade Pac-Man game. The second Festival Season has started, and Bandai Namco already has its eyes on the third and fourth seasons. Apparently a new Soccer maze theme will be able to go along with the third season, and three new goals have been added to the Festival mode. It’s additionally somehow already gearing up for Halloween, despite that being virtually two months away. That vacation comes earlier every year.
Oh hey, it’s about time for the Moon Festival, isn’t it? Angry Birds Reloaded is celebrating the season with some new ranges. Forty-five of them, to be exact. Find all eight slices of mooncake, hunt down more Golden Eggs, and unlock bonus stages. You know how all of this works, I’m sure. It’s Angry Birds, in any case. It’s even older than Fruit Ninja and Jetpack Joyride, we’ve all performed it. More ranges, which is about all we’d want out of an Angry Birds update by this stage.
Phew, I am running out of fuel shortly right here. I can’t even consider any silly jokes. People, if I may give you one piece of advice for pleased and wholesome life, it’s that it starts with making sure you get an excellent night of sleep most nights. You assume it doesn’t catch as a lot as you, however in the future it will. Get some sleep. Get enough of it. And I guess play the eighteen new levels of SP!NG in this second chapter of RUSH Mode. But not throughout hours when you ought to be sleeping.
Here’s our obligatory free-to-play matching puzzle sport replace for the week. I’ve picked Royal Match this time. There’s a whopping one hundred new levels to play with a new Fireworks gimmick. A new space in the type of the Fire Station has been added, which is something any smart kingdom needs irrespective of how you slice it. And additionally essential when you’re going to be firing off fireworks. You never know when there might be an accident, and you’ll be pleased you funded some firefighters in that case.
It’s been a number of months since PicoPico added any new video games, so I guess that’s all going very properly. But here’s a new one! It’s Compile’s C-SO for the MSX, and you can truly play it at no cost. It’s a enjoyable little single display screen arcade motion game where you should collect flowers and use the seesaws to launch the enemies into the air and kill them. An attention-grabbing little artifact.
Oh, we’re on the end? I guess this wins the coveted UMMSotW award for the week then. I hope it’s a great one. Oh, it’s a tie-in with the brand new She-Hulk show. Yes, I’ve found that quite amusing so far. Fingers crossed for an Awesome Andy look. There’s a brand new reworked model of She-Hulk (Modern), and a few issues have been mounted with The Hulk (Bruce Banner) to make him stronger. Which is odd, as a result of I was underneath the impression that Hulk is already the strongest there could be. Also, fixing points would most likely make Hulk joyful. If the angrier Hulk get the stronger Hulk get, then the happier Hulk get the weaker Hulk get? Something doesn’t add up.
