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Overlord II Introduces New Expansion Pack for iMEvil iPhone App
Overlord fans who can’t get enough of their minions hilarious dialogue will soon be able to bring those cackling, bizarre voices into everyday life with the new Overlord II expansion pack for Techpad Production’s iMEvil iPhone app. The pack will be free to existing iMEvil users, and will offer 36 newly created sound files including such fan favorite bits of cackling minion wisdom as “For the Overlord!”, “Poor Me”, “ Flying Mutton”, and the heartwarming “Be Evil Today!”
For those of you not up to speed on iMEvil, it’s a fairly hilarious “soundboard” app created by Techpad and veteran video game voice actor David Sobolov, who has done work in numerous games over the years, including Halo Wars, Call of Duty 4, The Chronicles of Riddick: Escape from Butcher Bay, Brutal Legend, and Dragon Age. When you install the app on your phone, you can hit onscreen icons to play an assortment of demonic sounding sound bites.
With the Overlord II expansion pack, you’ll get a brand new soundboard that features the aforementioned 36 samples, plus new button icons created from original in-game art.
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