Futurama: Worlds of Tomorrow Jam City, Inc. Play the hilarious new adventure from the original creators of Futurama! BUILD your own New New York, BATTLE alien speci… TouchArcade Rating: Free Buy Now Watch Media DetailsPlay the hilarious new adventure from the original creators of Futurama! BUILD your own New New York, BATTLE alien species, COLLECT all your favorite characters, and EXPLORE space on a mission to save the universe! Dangerous Hypnowaves have permeated the fabric of the universe. It’s up to Fry and the rest of the Planet Express crew to get rid of them before the universe is lost forever! Is the future safe in your hands? PLAY FUTURAMA: WORLDS OF TOMORROW to find out! Imagined and written by Matt Groening and David X. Cohen, the original creators of Futurama, this game truly captures the heart of one of television’s best animated shows ever! GAME FEATURES: - All new story from the creators of Futurama! - Build your very own New New York! - Battle in epic 16-bit combat! - Control the story by making your own choices! - Customize your characters with crazy outfits! - Power up your party with ancient artifacts! - Send your crew on dangerous space missions! - Explore a galaxy of exciting new worlds! Buckle your seatbelts, blast off into space, and play the next episode in the Futurama story! ⋆⋆⋆⋆⋆ "Great game for all Futurama fans, glad this is finally there" - Christine G. ⋆⋆⋆⋆⋆ "Funny as hell" - Rolf E. ⋆⋆⋆⋆⋆ "Loved the series and love the game!" - Nicolas M. Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/playfuturama/ Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/playfuturama Futurama: Worlds of Tomorrow is free to download and play. However, some game items can also be purchased for real money. If you do not want to use this feature, please set up password protection for purchases in your settings. Privacy Policy: http://tinyco.com/privacypolicy.htm Terms of Service: http://tinyco.com/websitetermsofuse.htm Futurama TM and © 2017 Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation. All Rights Reserved. Information Seller:Jam City, Inc. Genre:Adventure, Simulation Release:Jun 28, 2017 Updated:May 16, 2019 Version:1.6.6 Size:130.0 MB TouchArcade Rating: User Rating: (5) Your Rating:unrated Compatibility:HD Universal Subscribe to the TouchArcade YouTube channel Hidan494 Member Jul 13, 2016 13 0 0 #2 Hidan494, Jun 28, 2017 Last edited: Jun 28, 2017 Downloading now It's the exact same game mechanically and even some assets as the family guy game by the same developers, I was actually excited for this as well. Hopefully they've learned from their past mistakes and this is more than just a cash clone. johnthree Well-Known Member Dec 11, 2013 53 1 6 #3 johnthree, Jun 28, 2017 Last edited: Jun 28, 2017 I've been playing for awhile since the beta. Really enjoying this. Very funny and well written. The combat, exploration of different planets, mini story scenarios where you have humorous dialogue choices with rewards / consequences, sets this apart from Family Guy and Simpsons Tapped out as well. johnthree Well-Known Member Dec 11, 2013 53 1 6 #4 johnthree, Jun 28, 2017 Last edited: Jun 28, 2017 After a lot of time with Family Guy, here's a tip, so you don't get too frustrated, since they'll likely do this with Futurama as well. Where they'll likely try to milk you for $$$, is during the limited time events. In these events, if you try to get everything and unlock all the prizes and characters, you may end up broke or may ragequit. So if you instead approach these events casually and don't want to spend premium currency, just realize you may simply just unlock 50 to 70% of the limited event prizes, buildings, characters, etc. You'll still get a lot free stuff this way. You'll probably be less angry, and will have a more overall enjoyable experience if you keep this in mind, and play the events in this leisure manner. Bryan27 Well-Known Member Dec 7, 2016 109 0 0 #5 Bryan27, Jun 28, 2017 Gameplay Subscribe to the TouchArcade YouTube channel Bone16 Well-Known Member Sep 13, 2012 226 3 18 #6 Bone16, Jun 29, 2017 Good advice ## Lelqtian Active Member Nov 30, 2012 29 0 0 #7 Lelqtian, Jun 29, 2017 As someone who spend some time and quite the moneys on GreedyCo's more recent game, Marvel Avenger's Academy, let me tell you what's going to happen with Futurama 1) Game will seem fun at the start 2) In about 2 months they'll start with the limited time events 3) the first 3 of those (at best) would be ok for both F2Players and light spenders - like in get most of the characters from event and maybe level them up to the max level 4) after that things will get progresionally worse to the point where you'll need to spend heavily to acquire all characters, even more if you want to rank them up and further to maybe, get the bonus costumes and characters 5) That neat new storyline from the original creators? Enjoy what is there at release, and promptly forget about it. There will be minimum updates in the first 6 or so months, and none afterwards. MAA hasn't seen a story update in almost a year now 6) Did I mention the events are literally non stop? The moment one's timer ends, the next one has already started. In conclusion, even if you are die hard Futurama fan, just don't bother. GreedyCo will for sure nickel and dime you to the bone. #nomoreshards ste86uk Well-Known Member May 9, 2012 6,774 1,000 113 #8 ste86uk, Jun 29, 2017 I'll download and try but I know these devs are very greedy. If you want something similar but not as greedy trying to get everything they can from you try Disney Magic Kingdoms. SwordBytes Active Member May 17, 2013 43 0 0 #9 SwordBytes, Jun 29, 2017 Urggggg Dailon80 Well-Known Member Nov 10, 2014 3,574 66 48 Program Director/Radio DJ Eos #10 Dailon80, Jun 29, 2017 I like futurama a lot but not this RinoaHeartily Well-Known Member Dec 12, 2010 1,715 10 38 #11 RinoaHeartily, Jun 29, 2017 Damn I love this!!! It can actually be used as a template for other f2p games Lunacy182 Well-Known Member Jun 20, 2012 135 0 0 #12 Lunacy182, Jun 29, 2017 10 mins in and I'm already hitting hour long timers. I was really hoping to like this game. Corky McButterpants Well-Known Member May 16, 2012 177 1 18 #13 Corky McButterpants, Jun 29, 2017 This. kellstrand Member Apr 29, 2014 22 0 0 #14 kellstrand, Jun 29, 2017 Futurama FTW I'm confused why people are still surprised about the free to play elements of a town builder/manager. The straight up pay 10 dollars and get the full game isn't panning out (Super Mario Run). The model is obviously working for TinyCo, they aren't forcing you to pay any money. But continue on with your personal vendetta by not downloading the game, you guys really showed them. As for a game review, It's no different from Simpsons Tapped Out, or Family Guy Quest for Stuff. If you enjoyed that and can handle the unobtrusive f2p elements then i'm sure you'll enjoy this little time waster. Plus it's Futurama, the nostalgia alone will keep people coming back. DTK Well-Known Member Aug 22, 2014 343 12 18 Marketing Berlin Germany #15 DTK, Jun 29, 2017 Last edited: Jun 29, 2017 I hate greedy devs with her stupid F2P & P2W games! Paid games are much better! The same dung like Simpsons Tapped Out, and Family Guy Quest! But I love Simpsons and Futurama! Lelqtian Active Member Nov 30, 2012 29 0 0 #16 Lelqtian, Jun 29, 2017 I enjoy F2P games. As long as it's done allright I don't mind throwing the occasional money at a game I like. GreedyCo's model is just plain wrong. And MAA I liked a lot at some level, mind you. I also like Futurama a lot, but I'm majorly not bothering with anything from this lot. Recently I came across some info that according to the industry, I would be cosidered a whale when spending 100 bucks a year or so. Dunno if it's true or not. On MAA you could spend 100 a week and still not get "everything". That's premium characters, costumes, crates - they do love their crates filled with crap, generators, various boosts and the like. You do the math and if this model is done right. bigghurt Well-Known Member Apr 18, 2012 203 1 18 #17 bigghurt, Jun 29, 2017 I agree with the recent posts about marvel avengers academy. It did get to be a big mess when I played it. And no a whale is not defined by someone who spends $100 a year. A whale is someone who buys out every event, a pay to play completionist. Most whales spend the max package(usually $99usd) multiple times a week. When I played dena games most of the whales were spending $1,000 a month. That's why people thought angry birds evos subscription price was high when it's really a drop in the bucket for whales. This game might have a bit more life for a while but it will break when whales start buying there way through and tiny co notices. That's what happened when they added loot boxes to maa. kellstrand Member Apr 29, 2014 22 0 0 #18 kellstrand, Jun 29, 2017 You do realize that the premium characters and buildings aren't necessary to advance in the "game" right? I'm not knocking you but i'm not jumping out of the room when i'm not able to unlock Calculon for 300 slices of pizza. Do you really think that if they charged a flat rate for a game like this that the company would make a profit? They make money from people wanting to unlock characters ahead of schedule, have a disposable income or just have a lack of patience. For every 10 people saying I'm not playing this f2p garbage there is one person making up for those 10 people not playing by spending X amount of money daily/weekly/monthly. Listen, I hear you.. but the model isn't changing anytime soon other than the addition to a subscription to access premium content. urban083 Well-Known Member Jul 21, 2011 46 0 6 #19 urban083, Jun 29, 2017 So I know that I will probably not like this game but I'll give it a try since it's futurama. To anyone who has played the game for a decent amount of time, when do the RPG type battles become unlocked? Also, I just started pretty much and I can't give fry or Amy any commands since they have to be level 2. How do i level them up if I can't order them to do anything? Kainamor Well-Known Member Dec 17, 2015 196 0 16 #20 Kainamor, Jun 29, 2017 This is one of the first f2p games I have ever played so I may not understand your questions correctly. The "rpg type battles " start in the tutorial along with leveling fry up to level 2. I had done all of that by the time the tutorial was finished. How my Fry is level 3 and I have heard no mention of giving him commands. I'm not sure what you mean by that. You tell him what to do through the goals and such. If what you mean is tell him where to walk and stuff I have not seen anything that would do that. It's all through goals so far. (You must log in or sign up to post here.) Show Ignored Content Page 1 of 2 1 2 Next > Share This Page Tweet Your name or email address: Do you already have an account? No, create an account now. Yes, my password is: Forgot your password? Stay logged in
Downloading now It's the exact same game mechanically and even some assets as the family guy game by the same developers, I was actually excited for this as well. Hopefully they've learned from their past mistakes and this is more than just a cash clone.
I've been playing for awhile since the beta. Really enjoying this. Very funny and well written. The combat, exploration of different planets, mini story scenarios where you have humorous dialogue choices with rewards / consequences, sets this apart from Family Guy and Simpsons Tapped out as well.
After a lot of time with Family Guy, here's a tip, so you don't get too frustrated, since they'll likely do this with Futurama as well. Where they'll likely try to milk you for $$$, is during the limited time events. In these events, if you try to get everything and unlock all the prizes and characters, you may end up broke or may ragequit. So if you instead approach these events casually and don't want to spend premium currency, just realize you may simply just unlock 50 to 70% of the limited event prizes, buildings, characters, etc. You'll still get a lot free stuff this way. You'll probably be less angry, and will have a more overall enjoyable experience if you keep this in mind, and play the events in this leisure manner.
As someone who spend some time and quite the moneys on GreedyCo's more recent game, Marvel Avenger's Academy, let me tell you what's going to happen with Futurama 1) Game will seem fun at the start 2) In about 2 months they'll start with the limited time events 3) the first 3 of those (at best) would be ok for both F2Players and light spenders - like in get most of the characters from event and maybe level them up to the max level 4) after that things will get progresionally worse to the point where you'll need to spend heavily to acquire all characters, even more if you want to rank them up and further to maybe, get the bonus costumes and characters 5) That neat new storyline from the original creators? Enjoy what is there at release, and promptly forget about it. There will be minimum updates in the first 6 or so months, and none afterwards. MAA hasn't seen a story update in almost a year now 6) Did I mention the events are literally non stop? The moment one's timer ends, the next one has already started. In conclusion, even if you are die hard Futurama fan, just don't bother. GreedyCo will for sure nickel and dime you to the bone. #nomoreshards
I'll download and try but I know these devs are very greedy. If you want something similar but not as greedy trying to get everything they can from you try Disney Magic Kingdoms.
Futurama FTW I'm confused why people are still surprised about the free to play elements of a town builder/manager. The straight up pay 10 dollars and get the full game isn't panning out (Super Mario Run). The model is obviously working for TinyCo, they aren't forcing you to pay any money. But continue on with your personal vendetta by not downloading the game, you guys really showed them. As for a game review, It's no different from Simpsons Tapped Out, or Family Guy Quest for Stuff. If you enjoyed that and can handle the unobtrusive f2p elements then i'm sure you'll enjoy this little time waster. Plus it's Futurama, the nostalgia alone will keep people coming back.
I hate greedy devs with her stupid F2P & P2W games! Paid games are much better! The same dung like Simpsons Tapped Out, and Family Guy Quest! But I love Simpsons and Futurama!
I enjoy F2P games. As long as it's done allright I don't mind throwing the occasional money at a game I like. GreedyCo's model is just plain wrong. And MAA I liked a lot at some level, mind you. I also like Futurama a lot, but I'm majorly not bothering with anything from this lot. Recently I came across some info that according to the industry, I would be cosidered a whale when spending 100 bucks a year or so. Dunno if it's true or not. On MAA you could spend 100 a week and still not get "everything". That's premium characters, costumes, crates - they do love their crates filled with crap, generators, various boosts and the like. You do the math and if this model is done right.
I agree with the recent posts about marvel avengers academy. It did get to be a big mess when I played it. And no a whale is not defined by someone who spends $100 a year. A whale is someone who buys out every event, a pay to play completionist. Most whales spend the max package(usually $99usd) multiple times a week. When I played dena games most of the whales were spending $1,000 a month. That's why people thought angry birds evos subscription price was high when it's really a drop in the bucket for whales. This game might have a bit more life for a while but it will break when whales start buying there way through and tiny co notices. That's what happened when they added loot boxes to maa.
You do realize that the premium characters and buildings aren't necessary to advance in the "game" right? I'm not knocking you but i'm not jumping out of the room when i'm not able to unlock Calculon for 300 slices of pizza. Do you really think that if they charged a flat rate for a game like this that the company would make a profit? They make money from people wanting to unlock characters ahead of schedule, have a disposable income or just have a lack of patience. For every 10 people saying I'm not playing this f2p garbage there is one person making up for those 10 people not playing by spending X amount of money daily/weekly/monthly. Listen, I hear you.. but the model isn't changing anytime soon other than the addition to a subscription to access premium content.
So I know that I will probably not like this game but I'll give it a try since it's futurama. To anyone who has played the game for a decent amount of time, when do the RPG type battles become unlocked? Also, I just started pretty much and I can't give fry or Amy any commands since they have to be level 2. How do i level them up if I can't order them to do anything?
This is one of the first f2p games I have ever played so I may not understand your questions correctly. The "rpg type battles " start in the tutorial along with leveling fry up to level 2. I had done all of that by the time the tutorial was finished. How my Fry is level 3 and I have heard no mention of giving him commands. I'm not sure what you mean by that. You tell him what to do through the goals and such. If what you mean is tell him where to walk and stuff I have not seen anything that would do that. It's all through goals so far.
