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Intake from Cipher Prime Coming to iPad May 1: Catch the Recap of Our Exclusive Premiere Twitch Stream
Cipher Prime's Inake is coming to iPad on May 1, as exclusively revealed yesterday on our Twitch channel.
This dubstep-fueled action-puzzle game is, according to William Stallwood of Cipher Prime, who joined up for the stream, pretty much a straight-up port of the PC version - in a sense. Some tweaks have been made to the game that will come to the PC version on May 1 as well, but ultimately it's the same game with the same content. The difference is in the way it's played: the game supports full multitouch controls on the iPad, so it's a new approach to a familiar game.
Check out the video below of me going through the first 25 levels, which took some practice to get that far:
Watch some of the special levels, available in Challenge Modes:
Watch the whole broadcast here:
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Extra Songs Added For Pulse: Volume One
Music rhythm game Pulse: Volume One was a big hit last month when John Bardinelli reviewed and raved about it. However it was lacking in content at the time weighing in with only 8 songs at all, meaning less than 15 minutes worth.
Developer Cipher Prime has taken this on board and a new update for the game has just been released. This update adds four new and thrilling levels showcasing tracks written exclusively for the game. They're an excellent bunch too, each song coming from independent musicians local to the Philadelphia area. In order of appearance and difficulty level, there's Cooper and the Fantastic Machine with "Klokwerk," George and Jonathan with "Tidbits," Ghost Fight with "Veedja" and Zilla Persona with "Follow My Voice."It's worth noting that these are all rather challenging for the player but it does mean a 50% increase in song numbers for the games.
Cipher Prime also promises new updates soon which should be great to see.
Pulse: Volume One's update is available now.
For those who haven't played Pulse: Volume One yet, it's a $4.99 download and is well worth the asking price.