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This Week In Mobile 10/12/12
This week in mobile has some hard hitting titles sure to drain hours off your battery life.
Name: Crazy Taxi
Developer: SEGA
Price: $2.99
Platform: iOS
The Dreamcast classic comes to the iOS for more meter madness. Drive your passengers to their destination in the fastest time possible in this anything goes joyride. With 16 mini games, three different arcade time runs, and the ability to listen to your own tunes while driving there is plenty to do.
Name: Ivy The Kiwi?
Developer: PROPE
Price: $2.99
Platform: iOS
This action platformer, originally for the DS, is packed with 50 levels in an enchanted storybook. Help Ivy reach her goal as you pull vines down for her to run on and escape dangerous obstacles that impede her progress.
Name: Polara
Developer: Hope This Works Games Inc.
Price: $0.99 iOS, $1.01 Android
Platform: iOS, Android
If you’re looking for high speed action and a good challenge Polara delivers. A free-running platformer that utilizes switching colors to run through lasers, bullets, and battle bosses. After the story is over you can test yourself further with unlockable endless run modes.
Name: Chaos Rings
Developer: SQUARE ENIX
Price: $12.99
Platform: Android, iOS
Originally an iOS exclusive Chaos Rings come to Android this week. With all of the elements of a Square Enix major title, this RPG features dungeon crawling navigation and turn-based combat. A rich cast of characters and believable world make Chaos Rings worth the steep price.
Name: 2012 The End Escape
Developer: UltraVires
Price: $1.99
Platform: iOS
The world starts to end in 2012 and the only way to survive is to hop into your car and put the petal to the metal. With cartoon style rendered graphics and nine different models to choose from you can outrun volcanoes and the world crumbling underneath you in style.
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