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Everplay Interactive and CookieBit Announce Horde of Heroes for iOS, Due Out April 24
Everplay Interactive is partnering with CookieBit to bring iOS users Horde of Heroes. The game melds Match-3 gameplay and RPG elements to create a medieval fantasy that has upgradeable equipment and quests.
Everplay Director Kris Jones says: “We are attempting to break into the popular puzzle genre by combining hardcore elements with a casual experience, all while keeping Everplay's snarky humor, retro art-style, and pick-up and play personality. Being free to play allows us to bring Horde of Heroes to the widest audience possible by eliminating the paid barrier of entry. To ensure that we made our free to play experience as fair and fun as possible, we made each member of our team complete the game without spending any money."
Horde of Heroes is due out on the App Store April 24.
Lumber Jacked Review
GDC 2013: Everplay Demos Spellsword Spinoff Ace of Blades and More
Everplay Interactive is hard at work on several new titles in the coming months. Their biggest title is Ace of Blades, a spinoff of Spellsword. As well, they have multiple new titles in their "Retro Revival" series including trial platformer Lumber Jacked, and endless action game Bill Killem. Check out Ace of Blades below.
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1001 Attempts Review
The Portable Podcast, Episode 176
On This Episode:
Episode Cast:
Host: Carter Dotson
Guest: Sam and Seth Coster, Butterscotch Shenanigans
Guest: Kris Jones, Everplay Interactive
Music:
- "Beatnes7 (Theme to The Portable Podcast)" by The Eternal - Download on iTunes here:
- "Nanocarp" by The Eternal
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Apps From This Episode:
Rock Blocker Review
Mad Cows Review
Left2Die Review
Pinch Peeps Review
Spellsword Review
Terra Noctis: Free Dreaming Promises Pleasant Dreams
Free Dreaming is more or less the exact same game, albeit with a few noticeable adjustments (and a lot that aren't so noticeable). It is, of course, free. Players can enjoy the same level of content found in the original, purchase power-ups in the shop, unlock levels with red fairies, etc... The freemium content is there, mostly in the form of purchasable fairies, but refusing to pay doesn't gate off content so much as evenly pace its distribution. With the exception of a "Fairy Cloner" that permanently doubles the amount of fairies earned, it can all be acquired normally with a bit of patience.
In addition to the new payment (or lack thereof) model, as well as some stylish hats, there have been a number of small improvements that add up to make this the version to own. The Pumpkin Shop is accessible from anywhere, even mid-level. The shop's interface is much easier to navigate. Virtually all of the tiny bugs and crashes have been squashed.
This definitive edition of one of the App Store's best (and prettiest) platformers is available right now. And as I've already said it's completely free. No more excuses, people.