No Brad or Mike this week, but Jared and I manage to power through with a potent podcast of powerful proportions. We hit on the awesome games we played this week, the disappointing ones, and everything in between. Oh, there’s a little Wii U chat at the end too if that’s the kind of thing you’re in to.
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Games
- Peggle Blast (Free)
- Bean Dreams ($2.99)
- Boulder Jack (Free)
- Polyform ($2.99)
- Roller Polar (Free)
- Fist of Jesus (Free)
- Game of Thrones (Free)
News
- Ubisoft Soft Launches the Baffling ‘Driver Speedboat Paradise’ in New Zealand
- New Hero and New Party Features Announced for ‘Vainglory’
- ‘The Sleeping Prince: Royal Edition’ is a Free-to-Play Game Gone Completely Free, Without IAP
- Daily Deal Site Meh.com Selling SteelSeries Stratus iOS Game Controller For $45
- ‘Project H’ is an Intriguing Upcoming Visual Sci-Fi Gamebook
- ‘Dragon Quest 5’ Hits The Japanese App Store December 12th
- New “Goblins vs. Gnomes" Cards Now Available in ‘Hearthstone’ Arena Mode
- ‘Terraria’ for iOS Gets Massive Version 1.2 Update
- ‘Seabeard’ from HandCircus and Backflilp Sets Sail Worldwide Next Week
- Gameloft Releases New ‘Brothers In Arms 3’ Teaser Trailer
- ‘Clash of Clans’ Developer Supercell Soft-Launches New Game ‘Spooky Pop’ in Canada
This week’s episode of The TouchArcade Show is sponsored by…
Bean Dreams, $2.99 - Kumobius has released a brand new game this week: Bean Dreams. It’s the sequel to their classic iOS platformer Bean’s Quest, which revolved around a clever auto-jumping mechanic that streamlined the platformer genre for touch devices. The sequel takes the gameplay to a new level with power-ups like a magic chili which enables a mid-air dash attack!
But that’s not all! Bean Dreams has crisper graphics, all new music, a new world structure system, and better pacing in its achievements system.
It’s already a massive adventure – but with updates underway, it’s also just getting started.
