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'Well could he ride, and often men would say,&#;One Man Left will be bringing Tilt to Live: Gauntlet's Revenge to iOS and Android this October.It's a proper standalone game, separate from the other Tilt to Live games, and it's ruddy hard, too.Yep, I've been playing it, and have some details for you, if you're interested.We already know that Gauntlet's Revenge started out life as a Gauntlet Mode DLC for Tilt to Live 2: Redonkulous. But One Man Left had so many ideas for it that it warranted turning it into its own game.What we have, then, are three multi-stage gauntlets to beat. Each one you beat unlocks an endless bonus round to try for a highscore in.The layouts of the gauntlets vary each time you play, so you can't memorise anything. That means it's worth exploring behind signs, the sides of the screen, and every other nook and cranny for points.In terms of themes, I'd describe them as such: the first is a spiky robot factory, the second is crumbling mines, and the third is an emerald city.The cartoon colours and the fact that nearly every object has been anthropomorphised - including huge knives - gives me a Rayman Fiesta Run vibe.Anyway, the gauntlets are constantly sidescrolling, so you need to keep up with a certain pace as you dive and swoop to collect points.However, more importantly, you'll need to dodge the moving hazards that crush, slice, and spike you. There are turrets, blade-wheels, and falling rocks to look out for.Enemies vary between the gauntlets, but you can count on them firing projectiles and launching themselves at you. Bats, robot-pigs, and walls of spikes with eyes are afte ryou.Sometimes, the enemies carry targets that you can hit to destroy them (dropping extra points). These targets also need to be hit to open doors at times, lest you lose one of your precious lives.Speaking of lives, the number you have is determined by the difficulty you choose - either Easy, Medium, or Hard. If you lose them all, you need to start the gauntlet over again.The only exception to this is if you reached a checkpoint. In which case, you'll start from there but will have zero points, meaning your position on the leaderboards won't be too great.If you get through the three gauntlets you unlock the final boss gauntlet and take on the Dot King himself. It won't be easy, of course.I haven't got that far yet, but I am terrible at the game, so that's to be expected.As said, Tilt to Live: Gauntlet's Revenge will be out in October. We'll let you know exactly when as soon as we find out.

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I've gushed a lot about Super Tribes right? It's this amazing Civilization-like game that takes everything you know about Sid Meier's IP and boils it down to its core essence in a package built with mobile in mind.Well, as of today and due to Trademark issues, the game's no longer called Super Tribes but The battle of Polytopia. On top of that, the game's been updated with some great quality of life changes. The UI has been updated, especially on iPad and you can actually cancel a turn if you pushed the button by mistake.New players will also be introduced more gently in the game with a brand new tutorial and pop-ups meant to indicate what you should do on your next turn.Veterans of the game will also find a new tribe to play with called Vengir that is meant to be an hardcore mode, so good luck with that.Check it out for free here on the App Store.&#;�

&#;�We've seen a number of handheld gaming consoles from the well-known PSP/Vita/3DS to the promising PGS (Portable Gaming System). SMACH Z however is the next contender in the portable PC battle, and it looks pretty *effing* incredible if it holds up to its promise.Currently on Kickstarter, SMACH Z is a handheld PC that can apparently play PC/Steam games including those treasured AAA titles. By using haptic touch controls, 4GB RAM (or 8GB for the pro version), 64GB of space (or 128 GB for the pro), a Radeon R7 graphics card – which will easily dish out 38+ FPS, a full HD screen, and more, the device actually sits quite impressively.Depending on what game you're running its average life is about five hours which isn't great but I'd assume you can stick a portable charger in there if you've got a long journey. If not, the page does say that you can buy an attachable extra battery which will give you another five hours of play time.What makes me really excited about this one particularly is its promise. As a huge PC gamer myself, I've got a well-formed Steam library at my fingertips. To think that I could have a choice of bringing 10,000 of the available games out and about with me, well, it gives me goosebumps.I'm also dreading it because if it turns out to be as good as it sounds I know I'll definitely want one and I've got a lot to do on an average day, darn it, I'm a busy woman.There's so much I can talk about here but I'll leave you with some reading material and point you in SMACH Team's direction. The SMACH Z has currently reached €216,000 of its €250,000 goal with 580 backers so check out the campaign here.

And often kissed, and often 'gan to tear;�Oh, so much! For those who like a challenge, this game is simply fantastic because it hones all the skills and efforts required by their drives. Out of all the things that people had to say about this game, the ability to cook and travel was among the top 10. Cooking Madness allows you to discover many restaurants around the funky town, and with it, you will find different recipes that are both physically and culturally enriching.

Adrift is a survival auto-shooter set in space that's currently hurtling towards the App Store.Aliens that look like robotic eyeballs are trying to destroy your ship and you have to swipe to navigate away from them. Well, that or shoot them with massive guns.Shooting is performed automatically. Your guns will run out of ammo though so you'll have to make sure to collect more of that and plenty of oxygen if you want to stand any chance of surviving.�To celebrate the holidays, Halfbrick has decided to destroy the price of all its iOS games. Yep, they're completely free to download right now.That includes the Gold Award-winning one-touch dodger Jetpack Joyride and the ever-popular Fruit Ninja.The full list of Halfbrick games going for free are below. Or you can hop over to the developer's page on the App Store, if you prefer.Fruit Ninja - [download]Jetpack Joyride - [download]Yes Chef! - [download]Monster Dash - [download]Fish Out Of Water - [download]Band Stars - [download]Top Farm - [download]Birzzle Fever - [download]Collosatron: Massive World - [download]Age of Zombies - [download]