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1、Whether you like off-road driving, zombies, or both, Zombie Safari should tickle your fancy. Better yet, it's coming to iOS in a couple of weeks.In a world absolutely stuffed with zombies, what's more fun than driving around in off-roaders, monster trucks, and six-wheelers to kill zombies and collect loot? Don't answer that.With five worlds to explore, 12 vehicles to unlock, various guns including rocket launchers and shotguns, different zombie types, and a bunch of challenges to complete, there's a fair amount to keep you busy. Plus, the driving aspect of it won't be a yawn-worthy walk in the path judging by the screenshots.Zombie Safari will be coming to iOS on Wednesday, April 12th, and will be free-to-play.Believed her eyes when they t'assail begun,

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• Monday dawns and with it comes the freshest sales piece of the week.While we've got a few titles rolling over from last week's selection, there're more, as always, joining the fray. From puzzlers to adventure, rhythm games, and more, is there anything that takes your fancy?Battleship OnlinePlatform: iOSPrice: FreeWhen two fleets meet in deadly opposition, there's only one word for it: Battleship. Use your tactical skills to sink your enemies and declare victory for your country and yourself.Beamdog/Overhaul GamesPlatform: Android/iOSPrice: £4.09 - £4.99If you're looking for a old school RPG or two (aside from The Quest below), then these publishers have your back. From snow-shrouded peaks to the mysteries of Durlag's Tower, these adventures will take you on deep, story-driven journeys across mythic lands.Baldur's Gate - iOS/AndroidBaldur's Gate II - iOS/AndroidIcewind Dale - iOS/AndroidPlanescape: Torment - iOS/AndroidBlyssPlatform: iOS (also available on Android)Price: 99p/99cTake a hike across mountains, valleys, deserts, and more as you solve an endless sea of simple, but tricky, puzzles. Its procedural generation means you can play for as long as you'd like, though it's super easy to play just one or two games if you're in a rush.Eggggg - The Platform PukerPlatform: Android (also on iOS)Price: £1.99/$1.99If you haven't partaken in this particular gem as of yet, it's certainly one every platform-lover needs to have in their gaming library. Equal parts clever, endearing, and utterly gross, you should definitely check this goofy game out.First Strike: Final HourPlatform: iOS/AndroidPrice: £1.99/$1.99If you're in the market for a high-stakes strategy simulation, you're toeing the line of all-out war here. Between your democratic skills and your people's safety, you've got to take the right measures to stay out of trouble.Hero Siege: Pocket EditionPlatform: iOS/AndroidPrice: 99p/99c or cheaperDespite its larger asking requirements, this hack 'n' slash roguelike with RPG elements should satisfy those in need of some intense combat/adventure. Between randomly generated levels and four-player multiplayer you'd best be ready to fight... and die... a lot.The House of Da VinciPlatform: iOS (also available on Android)Price: £2.99/$2.99If you're a fan of The Room, you'll likely dig this game as you have to track down your slippery boss (the great Da Vinci himself), solving all sorts of mechanical masterpieces, perplexing puzzles, and more.LanotaPlatform: iOS (also available on Android)Price: 99p/99cLooking for a good deal on a nicely-styled rhythm game? It's time to get musical and save the world as you play the tune and follow the rhythm, unlocking a host of new features along the way.The Long SiegePlatform: iOSPrice: 99p/99cIf you don't think real-time and match-three can go in the same sentence, oh how wrong you are, Sunshine. This quirky puzzler will have you matching items in your own tower, commanding armies, and reaping the sweet, sweet rewards of victory.Minecraft: Story Mode - S2Platform: iOS (also available on Android)Price: FreeAfter a couple of months out and about, Season Two of Telltale's blocky, adventurous series has dropped in price as expected. You can now play the first episode totally free to get a taste for the game, and purchase the others if you fancy it.Oddworld: New 'n' TastyPlatform: iOS/AndroidPrice: £4.99/$4.99 or cheaperFearing the Mudokons will be turned into Tasty Treats, Abe is all that stands in the way between his fellow creatures and his villainous boss, Molluck the Glutton.Out There Chronicles Ep. 1Platform: iOS/AndroidPrice: F2PYes, to celebrate the upcoming launch of Episode 2, Mi-Clos Studios has made the first in its series totally free on iOS for a limited time. Dive into this narrative sci-fi adventure, encounter all sorts of mysterious beings, achieve your goals, and avoid death at any cost.
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• The latest gaming event to fall due to growing concerns surrounding the coronavirus is the Minecraft Festival in Orlando, Florida. The in-person celebration was supposed to take place in late September, a distant future so far off that tickets hadn't even gone on sale before the plug was pulled.And that's definitely a good thing, mind; the stress of potentially having to refund everyone is a bullet well worth dodging if you possibly can. In fact, the tickets were originally supposed to go on sale today, Friday the 6th, so props to the organisers for acting swiftly.You were excited. We were excited. But after conversations with our partners, we’ve had to make the difficult decision to postpone Minecraft Festival. All is not lost, though: Minecraft Live will still be streaming plenty of exciting announcements!? https://t.co/7fQMAbCdIZ ? pic.twitter.com/xtCrd1lns6— Minecraft (@Minecraft) March 5, 2020This is far from the first gaming convention to be cancelled due to the coronavirus, but it's an interesting case when you consider that the outbreak could well have died down by the time September rolls around.And so the specific reasoning behind the decision is that the outbreak cast significant doubt on whether the organisers would still able to organise such a sizable event with partners, producers, and exhibitors based "in all corners of the world".Despite how far away September might seem, I imagine most folks – myself included – won't quite understand how much work and prep is required to put something of this scale together.!
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