Hero of Many tells the tale of a hero who fights to survive in a world where few are on its side. Created by Trickster Arts and available on Android, iOS, and Steam, Hero of Many follows a small orb as it gathers allies and defends itself from enemies, all the while solving different puzzles to get to the end of each of the 26 levels. The allies you gain along the way follow and fight for you, as you lead them to safety.
Downwell, a vertical shooter by Japanese developer Ojiro Fumoto, is due to release on iOS, Android and PC in 2015. Downwell, which is being published by Devolver Digital, follows a young boy’s journey to the bottom of a well. During his venture, the boy has to avoid enemies and obstacles. Apparently the game differs ever time you make your way down the well.
Devolver Digital are responsible for publishing games such as Hotline Miami and The Talos Principle.
I Am Bread, the bread simulator game from Bossa Studios, is heading to iOS. The iOS version will feature all the new content that is being added to the Steam Early Access version. Development on the iOS version won’t begin until development on the PC version is completed.
The studio has stated that I Am Bread will “definitely” be out of Early Access this Spring. Players can pick up the game for $10.
2K is putting a number of its iOS games on sale from December 23rd. The sale lasts from tomorrow until January 5th. It’s limited to games on the iOS App Store. Civilization Revolution 2 will be $8 down from $15 whilst XCOM: Enemy Within will be $7 down from $13. NHL 2K and NBA 2K15 will both be reduced 50% down to $4. The BioShock port will fetch you back $5 instead of the standard $11.
CI Games CEO Marek Tyminski has announced that a new Lords of the Fallen game will be coming to mobile platforms. This cleared up earlier rumours that a port of the original game would come to iOS and Android.
“…A Lords of the Fallen sequel is currently in development for PC, PS4 and Xbox One. The reaction from fans to the news has been tremendous so far, and we’re eager to take on the challenge of improving upon the solid experience that has been created with Lords of The Fallen.
I’d also like to offer some new information — we’re currently working on a mobile game that takes place in the Lords of the Fallen universe, which we’re aiming to launch on iOS and Android in 2015. It will not be a straight port of the game though, but rather a brand new Lords of the Fallen experience. More details on that are still to come.”
Lords of the Fallen was released on PS4, Xbox One and PC back in October. It received mixed reviews from multiple publications. A sequel to the game was confirmed earlier today by executive producer Tomasz Gop.
Football Manager has pretty much got the handheld manager genre wrapped up. Championship Manager has recently tried to enter the fray, but its effort just wasn’t quite as polished and refined, making it too unwieldy to really enjoy. I make no secret of how much I love these games, and I appreciate both the depth of the PC version as much as I appreciate the lighter touch of its handheld counterpart. This does however create a bit of a problem for anyone new entering the market; how do you compete with something that’s already mastered the art? It would appear that the answer according Actoz Soft, is to come at the problem from a different angle, and I’m delighted to say that their game One For Eleven brings a new and fresh approach to a genre that was pretty much locked down.