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Every week, Pocket Gamer provides a weekly digest of the most important and popular stories from these digital pages. This has been one of the craziest weeks in a long time for mobile games. We had the long-awaited comic book caper Framed, which had a surprise launch on iOS this week. We've started on a walkthrough to the game's tricky panel shuffling puzzles. And there was XCOM: Enemy Wi...

Added: 14.11.2014 17:36 | 13 views | 0 comments


Every Friday, Pocket Gamer offers hands-on impressions of the week's three best new iPhone and iPad games. Monument Valley: Forgotten Shores By ustwo - buy on iPhone and iPad (£1.49 / $1.99 if you have the original game) What the hell is wrong with you? (Not YOU. YOU'RE brilliant. I'm talking to everybody else.)  Given that you've already paid £2.49 for ustwo's sublime Apple Desig...

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Every Friday, Pocket Gamer offers hands-on impressions of the week's three best new Android games. Jet Car Stunts 2 By True Axis - download on Android (Free) There are moments in Jet Car Stunts 2 during which you realise you're going to crash into something very hard, and it's funny.  You laugh because you're driving a frickin' sports car that's being pushed through the air by a jet ...

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2D fighter project combines Capcom vs. SNK art, Smash Bros. command inputs, and a whole mess of other things.

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Random Heroes and its sequel Random Heroes 2 were both solid run 'n guns, nabbing a Gold and Silver Award from Pocket Gamer, respectively. The third installment of the series, the predictably named Random Heroes 3, was announced in September with a few early screenshots. Now, the game has an announcement trailer and a release date. Expect to see it on the App Store and Google Play this Th...

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Marcus Estrada writes: "Pocket Rumble offers a pixelated aesthetic that doesn't pull from the NES or SNES era but Neo Geo Pocket style instead. It also seems to have inherited the playful spirit of that handheld and the time as well. Each fighter both looks distinct and has a different playstyle. One example of the cast's creativity is Keiko whose special moves are channeled into her pet cat Q."