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New Transformers Game...From EA?
If Activision's take on the robots in disguise wasn't to your liking, perhaps you'll enjoy the EA approach.
Last week saw the release of the console Dark of the Moon game from High Moon Studios and Activision. Little did we know that there's an entirely other game within the Transformers movie canon that is also releasing.
In an unusual twist of licensing, EA is releasing the mobile phone version of Transformers: Dark of the Moon that is playable on iOS devices.
In the game, players adopt the roles of Optimus Prime and Bumblebee as they attempt to bring down the evil forces of the Decepticons. The game includes multiple difficulty levels for all 13 of its levels, which include locales like Chernobyl, Atlantic City, Washington D.C., Chicago, and, wait for it, the Moon!
The game is out today and can be purchased via iTunes. The top-down action game is on display in the trailer below.
[via Kotaku]
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