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When Chess And Poker Collide, You Get The Challengers CHOKER Cup

When Chess And Poker Collide, You Get The Challengers CHOKER Cup

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There is a free app on iOS and Android that combines two age-old games of wits, strategy, composure and luck: Chess and Poker. They call it CHOKER…and even though that was a word already, with potentially lurid connotations, we suppose it’s better than the alternative, “PESS.” The ways by which chess and poker are combined get a bit complicated, but in basic terms, Choker works like this: you and your opponent start out with a nearly empty chess board, except for one King and Pawn on each side. You are then dealt cards, each with a chess figure on them…and then you start betting which hand has the better pieces. The winning pieces will be allowed placement on the board, and after a few rounds, the game turns into full-on chess. The idea is to win a good enough hand — or pull off a good enough bluff — to hold the better army at battle time. It would seen Choker was born for esports, and it’s about to come

Ancient Aliens Mobile Game Adds New Chapter

Ancient Aliens Mobile Game Adds New Chapter

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Not everyone believes aliens have contacted Earth. Far fewer people believe there can be such a thing as a video game based on Ancient Aliens, the often-mocked A&E “historical documentary” program. However, not only do we have proof of the latter’s existence, we have evidence it generates money. Choose to believe, or not! The Ancient Aliens mobile game, developed by Canada-based Liquid Media Group, has been downloaded over one million times and has raked in a million bucks for the company…and that figure hasn’t been updated since April 2019, so it’s presumably made more than that. Now the game has more to do with the addition of a new chapter’s worth of content. The new chapter, “When Worlds Collide,” adds 40 new quests, new game art, a new character class, the third pyramid, and according to Liquid, “an explosive dilemma that players must overcome to save two worlds.” “Liquid’s mission includes partnering with innovative, industry-leading studios and storytellers regardless of platform. Teaming up with A+E Networks to bring fresh content

Villagers And Heroes: Wrath Of The Black Thrush is Out Today

Villagers And Heroes: Wrath Of The Black Thrush is Out Today

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Villagers and Heroes has now been expanded. Mad Otter Games, a Eugene, OR-based development team, today published a new expansion to its mobile MMO, Villagers and Heroes. (There is also a PC version out there if you prefer that platform.) The expansion is called Wrath of the Black Thrush and it not only expands the play area, but overhauls the UI system and introduces a new gameplay mechanic. In addition, the level cap has been raised to 90. Here’s a list of everything: Battle The Black Thrush! The latest chapter in the ongoing narrative of the Black Thrush has arrived. This all-new mid-level content is an action-packed ride featuring: Dense new story-driven quests A journey through 9 different zones All new quest mechanics and rewards New voiced dialogue New characters and bounty bosses All New Mobile Features This highly polished expansion includes a vast amount of exciting new improvements for mobile, such as: New grid-based mobile inventory Exciting new art and effects for quest rewards A redesigned, more easy to

Dragon Quest Returns To Final Fantasy Brave Exvius

Dragon Quest Returns To Final Fantasy Brave Exvius

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Once upon a time, Final Fantasy Brave Exvius held a special Dragon Quest crossover with monsters like Liquid Metal Slime, Dragonlord and Golem appearing in the game. Now, thanks to the need to cross-promote Dragon Quest XI, they’re back — along with some friends. Now through September 20, you can find Golem and Robbin’ ‘Ood in regular battles, Dragonlord and Orochi in boss battles, and the mighty Estark in a new raid event. You’ll gain the ability to summon Estark afterward, along with Überkilling Machine (great name) and Slime Knight. Marquis de Leon, Dracky, and Slime will be available too. Win enough battles, and you’ll have the Medals necessary to trade for the ultimate prize: Erdrick’s sword. You can get other equipment and items from the Dragon Quest series as well. But you’d better hurry! This event will only remain in the game until September 20, at which point all these monsters leave. Final Fantasy Brave Exvius is available for free in Google Play and the App Store.

Final Fantasy XIV Companion App Gets Premium Upgrade

Final Fantasy XIV Companion App Gets Premium Upgrade

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Thanks to the Final Fantasy XIV Companion App, you can take the game with you — sort of. It’s impossible to play the processor-heavy full MMO on a mobile device, but you can perform extraneous activities like chat with friends, schedule in-game events, sell things in the game, or manage your inventory items. Starting today you’ll be able to do more than just that, though not for free. Square is adding features to the Final Fantasy XIV Companion App in the form of a Premium Plan. For $5 a month users will gain the ability to organize retainer inventories and Chocobo saddlebags. In the game, you’ll be given one additional retainer beyond the limit, and have your Chocobo saddlebag capacity doubled. You’ll also receive one additional kupo nut a day. That alone may not be worth $5 a month to everyone, but the option is there. Square goes into greater detail in the new trailer hyping the Premium Plan. With or without additional saddlebags or Kupo nuts, the Final Fantasy

Valkyrie Profile Comes To Star Ocean Anamnesis

Valkyrie Profile Comes To Star Ocean Anamnesis

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To my side, my noble Einherjar! Star Ocean Anamnesis is getting some new visitors: Lenneth and Silmeria, the central figures of Valkyrie Profile and Valkyrie Profile 2. The same Square Enix subsidiary that developed Star Ocean, Tri-Ace, also came up with a unique RPG on the Playstation called Valkyrie Profile. Half-strategy, half-sidescroller, one-third puzzler, your goal as a Valkyrie was to scour the Norselands for recently deceased noble warriors to build an army. Whether you won in the end depended on making the right decisions. The original Valkyrie Profile was critically praised but received a tiny print run in America (the official estimate is less than 100,000 copies, but some reports have the figure as low as 20,000). Fortunately it sold well enough in its home country to make a sequel on the PS2 possible, but the series never continued past that unless you count a DS spinoff game belonging to a different genre. Now the stars of those games are making new appearances in Star Ocean Anamnesis. Here’s what

Mobius Final Fantasy Gains A Ton Of New Final Fantasy X Content

Mobius Final Fantasy Gains A Ton Of New Final Fantasy X Content

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The mobile RPG Mobius Final Fantasy is now two years old! And to commemorate its birthday, Square is introducing a ton of new content to the game themed around Final Fantasy X. A new chapter in Mobius’s FFX storyline and new Ultimate Hero Summons with Tidus have been added, plus new quests and bonuses aplenty. Continuation of the FINAL FANTASY X story – “DREAM WITHIN A DREAM – Prologue” will be available from August 1, “DREAM WITHIN A DREAM – Episode 1” will be available from August 15, 2018, with additional parts to be released in at future dates. New Ultimate Heroes – Players can take on the appearance of Tidus by obtaining the new Ultimate Hero, which is available for summon beginning today. A second Ultimate Hero, Yuna, will be available to summon in September. New Auron-themed WoL Job – Beginning today, “Legendary Guardian,” a new Legend Job, is available through the Greater Summon. New Rikku-themed Sarah Job – “Al Bhed Huntress,” a new Legend Job, will be available

Death Coming Now Available On Android

Death Coming Now Available On Android

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NEXT Studios’ Death Coming was once only available on iOS and Steam. Now it doesn’t matter what phone you own — you can reap souls anywhere you go. Death Coming is a “fourth-person non-linear puzzle game” where you play as a Grim Reaper, and watch over an isometric view full of humans just going about their day. Study the environment and find which items can be manipulated to create “accidents” that will let you collect souls. But watch out! Angels also roam the streets and they don’t appreciate what you’re doing! Evade the cherubs’ gaze by staying out of their flashlight beams whenever possible. Pixel Art Style Non-linear puzzle progression Environmental manipulation Morbid black comedy Reactive AI Creative kills Play as a reaper and find out why you became an agent of death Death Coming is $6.99 on Steam, and $1.99 on the App Store, but is free on Google Play, because Death works in mysterious ways. Working as a Grim Reaper, players collect souls while also avoiding the gaze

The Kingdom Hearts Mobile Game Shall Be Rebooted

The Kingdom Hearts Mobile Game Shall Be Rebooted

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Last year, around this time, Square-Enix put out a Kingdom Hearts mobile game called Kingdom Hearts Mobile Adventure. Okay, that wasn’t really the title, and you knew that because it wasn’t confusing enough. The actual title was KINGDOM HEARTS Unchained χ. Ever since the launch, Square has been working on an upgrade for the app, and now it’s nearly ready. It adds a new multiplayer mode, new missions, and new ways for teams to communicate, as well as a more robust avatar creator. The upgrade is such an improvement that the app is going to be retitled, to something less confusing……ha! It’s really being retitled KINGDOM HEARTS Union χ[Cross]. Brackets included. With KINGDOM HEARTS Union χ[Cross], players can create teams of six from their party members or through a matchmaking feature to fight hordes of Heartless enemies and powerful bosses. Players can also take on quests of increasing difficulty as well as unique new missions. To help these teams of friends communicate with each other, the game will now include

It Had To Happen: The Frozen C-Section Game

It Had To Happen: The Frozen C-Section Game

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When you think about it, once the right elements were combined, it was inevitable. You take the unstoppable, incurable mania of this nation’s young girls for all things Frozen, and an app store that’s heavily regulated yet allows ripoffs of anything to slip through, and what do you get? You get an unlicensed app game where you have to give a pregnant Anna a Caeserean section and deliver her baby. In the specifically-titled-for-search-engines “Frozen Anna Give Birth A Baby,” you are greeted with a smiling HRH Princess Anna of Arendelle, lying down with her belly exposed. Anna’s OBGYN (that’d be your six-year-old) must use the tools provided to them to inject her with a sedative, slice open her belly like a Tauntaun and, once the literally glowing baby is revealed, snip off the umbilical cord. Your final task, since it’s a boy, is you have to circumcise it. (Just kidding, that doesn’t happen.) The father is unmistakably Kristoff. I’m going to assume the method of delivery here is C-section solely

iPad Games for Cats Reviews – Game for Cats and Fun and Games for Cats

iPad Games for Cats Reviews – Game for Cats and Fun and Games for Cats

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While my husband and I were hanging out with some friends, the discussion drifted towards our respective cats. They had mentioned one of their cats absolutely loving an app on their iPad and whipped it out to demonstrate. Sure enough, the cat went nuts for it. Staring intently and pouncing. Obviously, being as doofy as I am, I wanted to see what our cats did with the marvel of technology. Our two contestants are Max and Patches. Our two apps are Game for Cats and Fun and Games for Cats. There were other apps tested for the sake of being thorough, but they were terrible, so I’m not going to spend time on them. Contestant #1, Max, was eliminated for his unwillingness to participate in the competition, I assume in protest of the paralysis caused by the extreme partisanship in our government. Contestant #2, Patches, was much more willing to participate and gave both apps a thorough work out.  I should preface this by mentioning that Patches was an outdoor cat

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