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+ Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPadThere's nothing like a good rampage to clear the head when a love-struck monster gets rejected.
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Posts Tagged monstersMy Little Monster Review+ Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPadThere's nothing like a good rampage to clear the head when a love-struck monster gets rejected. Read The Full Review » Dungeon Crawlers Review+ Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPadClear dungeons of monsters and malcontents using a few interesting attacks in this turn based game. Read The Full Review » Blocks Hurt! ReviewiPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPadDrop blocks and destroy advancing waves of monsters in several different game modes. Read The Full Review » Morphs ReviewiPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPadMorphs does a decent job of filling the monster-raising gap, but its freemium roots hold it back from greatness. Read The Full Review » MinoMonsters ReviewiPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPadMinoMonsters isn't the first iOS game to try and take on Nintendo's ever-popular pocket monsters, but it's definitely the most gorgeous. Read The Full Review »
The overall concept of Dragon Island is as expected: capture monsters, level-up monsters, evolve and combine monsters to create new monsters and fight other monsters with said monsters. What sets it apart from the scant few other games in the genre on iOS is the use of actual time instead of energy or mana, setting a specific lineup for monsters (think “batting order”), a sprawling map full of places to explore and dungeons. The dungeons are of particular note because they’re not only randomly-generated, but can also contain special monsters, treasures, their own towns and even other dungeons. Currently the game is about 75% complete (according to the developer), and they’re looking to the community to take it well beyond the 100% mark. They’ve set up a Kickstarter page to raise funds so that they can include more of, well, everything. More monsters, more dungeons, more items and more game in general. What’s there is already looking really good (placeholder graphics notwithstanding). I’m particularly fond of the monster illustrations. And the thought of Roguelike dungeons in a monster-collecting rpg has me salivating something fierce. If anyone echoes my sentiment, then I urge them to look into Dragon Island. Don’t forget to take a gander at the handful of monster images (20+ out of 200) in the gallery below, either. Also, “LOL” at Unhappy Bird. When I reviewed Monster Hunter Dynamic Hunting earlier this year, I enjoyed it but it was a bit shortlived. With only 12 monsters to defeat, the experience ended way too quickly for my liking. A shame given the enjoyment gained from the title. Fortunately, someone must have been listening as four new monsters and a new weapon, Gunlance, have been added to the title, bolstering the enemy battles up to a not too shabby 16.
Besides the extra monsters and the new weapon, Monster Hunter Dynamic Hunting has also benefited from a new Replay Function. For those players who manage to clear the quest without needing to continue, they can now record their entire playthrough from a variety of different camera angles. Twitter functionality has also been added so that fans can tweet the results of their battles and exchange questions and information on the game. Monster Hunter Dynamic Hunting is available now, priced at $4.99. Existing owners get the update for free. $4.99 ![]() iPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPad Released: 2011-06-01 :: Category: Games Daily Monster, by Daily Monster.com, has had an update in time for Halloween that lets users make monsters in the vein of Stefan G Bucher’s DAILY MONSTER® with added seasonal touches.
Send the creepy-funny creations to your friends from within the app or via Twitter and Facebook. The app allows users to add speech bubbles for added customization and the update is available to download in time for Halloween on the App Store. Aside from Halloween elements this update is iOS 5 tested, has more parts in all categories, not just Halloween, contains more ink blots to work with and extra insta-monsters. The GUI is super simple and the creatures created have the unique Bucher flair. Feel free to send us your thoughts on the app, as well as pictures of your creations, on our Facebook page. $0.99 ![]() + Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad Released: 2011-08-08 :: Category: Entertainment Monster Island HD Review+ Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPadMiniclip.com makes post-Fragger foray into aim-and-shoot puzzlers. Read The Full Review » Monsters Ate My Condo Review+ Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPadIt's part physics balancing game, part matching game, and part monster movie, but it's all amazing and so much fun to play. Read The Full Review » Tower Defense: Lost Earth ReviewiPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPadWith gorgeous visuals, forty levels, a slick interface and four game types, Tower Defense: Lost Earth is poised to give similar titles on the App Store a run for their money. Read The Full Review » Monster Memory for iPad ReviewiPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPadEducation was never this fun! Read The Full Review » 321 Jump!iPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPadI was skeptical at first, but this game is surprisingly fun. I found myself saying "just one more time" way too many times. For only a buck, you get some entertaining trademark infringements, entertaining screams of demise, and happy fun time. Read The Full Review » Bed BugsiPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPadThis game is the equivalent to a console game "button-smasher" (like Devil May Cry or Jade Empire). Since it's for the iPhone I'll call it a "screen-smasher", it does require some thinking though. Read The Full Review » Sonic the HedgehogiPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPadSEGA brings Sonic the Hedgehog to the iPhone. Loop dee loops, dives and jumps are all here in the quest to stop the evil Dr. Eggman and his world domination scheme. Springs, traps, bridges and all sorts of monsters are there to stop you all the while collecting rings (cha ching). Read The Full Review » CozyQuestiPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPadCozyQuest is an answer to the desire for traditional RPG action in an MMORPG that is being built from the ground up and provides some of the best developer feedback around. While it needs time before it can completely dominate its space, there's an awful lot that's done right. Read The Full Review » Rogue TouchiPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPadAnyone who likes a good dungeon hack will probably enjoy Rogue Touch. Be sure to set your expectations for graphical splendor appropriately low, though, as this old school RPG uses simple 2D sprites in its randomly generated dungeons. While the graphics are decidedly low-tech they are quite appropriate considering this is a port of one of the oldest RPGs in existence. Read The Full Review » iDraculaiPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPadiDracula is a survival horror game that places more emphasis on "survival" than "horror." While the atmosphere is quite creepy, and the graphics and animation are top notch, the game play consists of moving around just one area and killing monsters, collecting weapons and power-ups, and doing this for as long as you can hold out. It's well done but ultimately monotonous and shallow. Read The Full Review » GemmediPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPadYet another match three game, Gemmed differentiates itself by including little colored monsters which you're charged with getting to the exit. The game is fun but it's hard to say that it will appeal to everyone. Hard core match three gamers may find the extras as gimmicky, and others may find the game a bit too busy and lacking of real challenge. Read The Full Review » |