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��A mere three months and a whopping 6.5 million global downloads later, the action RPG Angel Stone has received an extensive update.Update 2.0 includes two new PvP modes, Team Deathmatch and Coliseum, which suggests developer Fincon wants to break into the eSports scene. Team Deathmatch comes in ranked and unranked variants while Coliseum is unranked only.The best part about the unranked modes is that they don't have a stamina cost and can be played entirely without restrictions. You can also sit back and watch other PvP battles currently being played in Observer mode.You can play any of the new PvP modes - as well as all co-op modes - with your friends on any platform. Angel Stone is fully cross-compatible and available on Facebook, iOS, and Android.Also included in the update is a new Artifact System, in which you collect various sets of artifacts to earn a stat boost.The guild system has also received a sizeable update. Now you can level up your guild by gaining Guild Points in a variety of different modes (Story, Training Airships, Party Dungeon, Party Raid, and Battle Zone).You can then unlock a variety of Guild Buffs that can be strengthened further using Guild Points and increase attack damage, defence, exp gain, and gold gain in a variety of different modes for all guild members.Angel Stone has been featured in the App Store as an Editor's Choice as well as hit the top five most downloaded RPG in over 70 countries since launch.Head on over to the App Store [download] or Google Play [download] to check out this action RPG phenomenon right now.

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�Paper wedding clothes 2 Zang Ling Village (beta version)"I've been thinking a great deal about him lately. Do you remember that time last summer I treated him for those carbuncles on his neck?"Earlier this year, Mi-Clos held a developer livestream where they talked about their projects and future plans. Yesterday, the developers did a new stream, offering intriguing information about the next chapter in the Out There Chronicles series, their crime adventure Antioch: Scarlet Bay, and a new game they're publishing.Out There Chronicles was Mi-Clos' interactive fiction spin-off of their popular sci-fi game, and Episode 2 in the series will be more ambitious and have a larger scope than the first. While Episode 1 only spanned a few days, the follow-up will span weeks, starting only mere seconds after the original's finale before traveling to new worlds."Every planet has a secret" is the guiding principle behind designing each new location and story branch; with those secrets and branching plots will come long-reaching consequences and a much less linear journey.While Episode 2 doesn't have a release date yet, the developers did reveal that Out There Chronicles will follow the Sorcery structure of each chapter in the series being a separate app.While Out There Chronicles will be episodic, Antioch: Scarlet Bay won't. The investigative interactive fiction will be a single self-contained story, set in the late 80s and capturing the dark gritty mood of noir and crime dramas.Described as "Lifeline, with a real player on the other side", you'll work with another to solve cases, question civilians and suspects, or just hang out in the city and get some coffee. But even playing solo, you'll be able to shape your character through your choices and playstyle. Being violent and aggressive or good hearted will affect the narrative and ending.Antioch is slated for a March 2017 release.Finally, Mi-Clos revealed that they're published the tactical RPG Dungeon Rushers. Released on Steam this fall, the mobile version combines quests and turn-based battles as heroes with building dungeons to protect your loot from other players.Mi-Clos' upcoming slate of releases looks promising, and we'll share more information as release dates and new details are revealed.

Crystals & Curses Mod Crystals & Curses v1.0 mod Features:Modify a large number of currencies.Welcome to Asterra, where the puzzles are cursed, the lobsters gamble, and riddles lead you somewhere you never expected. Stargazers Equi and Nox journey across Asterra, shattering curses and adding members to their party. They must solve puzzles that are ever evolving as they pursue the source of the terrible curses. Along the way, they meet haunted suits of armor, enchanted flying hats, and ancient tree spirits. Are they doomed to die a fiery, puzzley death?Crystals and Curses is a super challenging puzzle game where players must constantly alter their way of thinking to solve new puzzles. Each world presents new mechanics that change the rules of the puzzles. There are boss battles, riddles, unlockable lore, and secrets which we are not at liberty to discuss.�TWO MEN were journeying together. One of them picked up an axe that lay upon the path, and said, "I have found an axe." "Nay, my friend," replied the other, "do not say 'I,' but 'We' have found an axe." They had not gone far before they saw the owner of the axe pursuing them, and he who had picked up the axe said, "We are undone." "Nay," replied the other, "keep to your first mode of speech, my friend; what you thought right then, think right now. Say 'I,' not 'We' are undone."

&#;Released in 2013, Wide Sky was a colorful game of swinging, special powers, and hedgehogs. Now you can check out the game for free, in its first sale in four years.As an acrobatic hedgehog, your goal in Wide Sky is to deftly swing and leap between nodes, smashing orbs and smoothly navigating through levels to earn higher scores. Special powers let you summon a parachute or manipulate the wind, to reach distant nodes or better control your movement through the air.You can download Wide Sky on the App Store.�

Here's a treat that quietly popped up out of nowhere. Familiar with the MacVenture series? If you are, all you'll need to know is that all four of the games are on iOS now.If you don't know what I'm talking about, here's what's up...The MacVenture series spans four point-and-click adventure games that were made for the Apple Macintosh between 1985 and 1988.They've also been released on retro gaming consoles such as the NES, C64, and Atari ST.Characteristic in all four games is being able to pick up and drop most inventory objects wherever you'd like. This meant you could forget where you put objects and have to search for them.They also have non-linear exploration of their layered environments. You'll be going back-and-forth quite a lot, retrieving items and opening up new puzzles and areas.There are two noir-ish detective stories, a haunted house ghost story, and a fantasy quest in the series.In order, the series goes:Deja VuUninvited ShadowgateDeja Vu II: Lost in Las Vegas You can pick all four up on the App Store for £1.49 / $1.99 each. The links in that bulleted list above will take you to each one.And don't worry, these are legit. Zojoi, the company selling these on the App Store, was founded by David Marsh and Karl Roelofs.The pair is the same that created the original series at ICOM Simulations back in the '80s.The Jackdaw and the Fox�

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