The worlds most powerful combat WARSHIP are here waiting for you. This is a fierce 3D Navy Battleship game, need to beat rivals to win the victory A great, classic naval war game hit is back again in grand scale! Game to World War II theme as the background, take you into the war-torn era. As a cruiser commander, your job is to sink an enemy warship, to defend the territorial waters. A sea strategy game which requires good balance between your trading power and naval power to complete each mission. Ultimate Sea Battle 3D is a battleship shooting game with several types of military ships fulfilling different roles. By sinking the enemy, to enhance their combat effectiveness, expand the scale of their navy, naval upgrade weapons, buy more advanced vessels. You will play a different battleships, cruisers or destroyers to participate in the latest battle!
Inotia 4 v1.1.6 Unlimited Money – Which side will you choose when the two forces rise again? Inotia saga brought to the next level! Stride along with Kiyan, the Shadow Tribe’s virtuoso, and Eara, the influential Channel of Light, in their fantasy adventure story.
With improved graphics and storyline from the previous series, get indulged in the battles against goblins, orcs, and more! A new hero awaits to be released from his shadows, or not…in the all-new Inotian continent mobile RPG action game!
This game is free to play, but you can choose to pay real money for extra items.
★Supports: English, 한국어, 日本語, 中文简体, 中文繁體.
■ Feature Highlights ■
- 6 Classes, 90 Skills Choose from 6 classes; Black Knight, Assassin, Warlock, Priest, and Ranger. 15 different skills are added to each class. Combine all skills to customize your party’s strategy.
- Convenient Party System Mercenaries can be recruited to your party anytime and anywhere. Once all mercenaries are recruited, 20 or more unique ‘mercenary skills’ will help you along your journey.
- One Of The Largest Mobile RPG Maps Dry deserts and freezing snowfields, mysterious forests and dark dungeons… 400 maps with various themes to roam through!
- A Tragic Destiny and Other Schemes await the Shadow Assassin and the Channel of Light A breathless chase-and-run story where the two heroes meet companions, enemies, and monsters; Be immersed in emotions as the darkness and light contradicts in force… Enjoy a stronger, and better, scenario.
- Exclusive Sub-quests Ready To Be Unraveled Enjoy other sub-quests in each region of the Inotian continent besides the main story. As you accomplish the quests, you will get your hands on some extraordinary items. Listen to stories of each villager and monster to unfold other mysteries.
- End of a Story means a Beginning of a New Journey: Infinite Dungeon for Hardcore Players
Cleared the whole story? Get ready to start a new one in Infinite Dungeon! 5 different memory layers will relocate you to a battle that was of your past…but different the next time.
Fight villains that are even more vicious and smellier than the main story, to become the ultimate master of Inotia!
Version: 1.1.6 Mod
Required: Android 2.2 and up
MOD : 1. Unlimited money 2. Skill points unabated 3. Attribute upgrade points from liters a 3 to 9 4. Advanced equipment 4 high drop rate
Remember the conclusion to Lord of the Rings? Where the eagles swoop in to grab Frodo from Mount Doom and everyone thinks: "well why didn't they just get the eagles to fly them in to start with?"
The answer to that particular question is, of course: "because that would have spoiled the story."
Dungeon Hunter 4 has its own mighty eagle, and it's called IAP. The thing is, this eagle is a greedy pest that constantly sticks its beak into your business, cawing 'Pay me! Pay me!' like some kind of mercenary Mr Cadburys Parrot.
Master swordsman
To be fair, Dungeon Hunter 4 is an extremely accomplished action-RPG. All of the Dungeon Hunter games are extremely accomplished action-RPGs.
In fact, right up until the last game we had very little to say against them. They've always had impressive 3D engines, solid controls, and plenty of hacky-slashy action, and satisfying character progression - provided you didn't mind a little grinding.
The good news is that Dungeon Hunter 4 is arguably the best yet in all of these areas. It looks fabulous, with a chunky, detailed - if generic - fantasy world that can throw a dozen or so intricate enemies at you whilst barely breaking a sweat.
The action is remarkably solid, too, as you guide one of four mystical warriors - a mighty swordsmen, a nimble dual-blade wielder, a powerful mage, or a crackshot archer - through assorted corridors and arena scraps.
Level-up
The virtual combat controls work beautifully. There's a virtual joystick for movement, which never misses a beat, and several virtual buttons for standard attacks and additional special abilities.
These special abilities can be earned or bought as you progress, and there's a welcome dose of strategy as you decide when to employ them.
As you defeat enemies your character will, unsurprisingly, level-up. As you do so, your health and energy (used for your special abilities) will increase.
In order to boost your attack power you'll need to improve or update your weaponry, and that's where Dungeon Hunter 4 starts to show its dark side.
An axe to grind
As you defeat enemies and discover treasure chests you'll be given new weapons, as well as new armour. The thing is, these are invariably rubbish. Occasionally you'll get a slightly better piece of kit, but in general you won't ever find an amazing new piece of weaponry that gives you a real advantage.
At least, I never encountered one in the hours I spent with the game.
Gameloft expects you to buy any seriously impressive new weaponry with gems, which cost real money. This is fine in the early stages, as you can get by with simply upgrading your existing equipment (which you can enhance with elemental and status-imbued gems) using the in-game coin currency, which is pretty plentiful.
Then you hit the first of the game's arena levels, which can be played in single-player or online multiplayer. These are grind-heavy areas in which you'll be attacked by successive waves of enemies. From making pretty serene - though just challenging enough - progress, I suddenly hit a brick wall of difficulty.
Even going back to previous areas and grinding through a few more levels and investing in upgrades for my existing equipment, I still found I was having my backside handed to me again and again.
It's not even possible to obtain more potions for mid-battle healing, as these are only available using gems - or by waiting several hours for a free one to appear.
Video Review :
MOD :
Version : 1.5.0f Requires Android : 2.3 and Up Category : Action Game Instruction : Instal APK,Place data folder in SDCard/Android/Obb/ and Play
Exciting online tank battles with tanks of the future – from the developers of “Tank Domination”. Unforgettable battles against real opponents in Sci-Fi vehicles. Upgrade your tank and become stronger, faster, and deadlier. Face your friends in battle and feel the combat power of your tank. • Real-time online battles • Realistic physics • Real opponents • Wide selection of sci-fi tanks • Various upgrade modules • Lots of camouflage and decal types (coming soon) • Lots of world arenas (coming soon) • Have a free-for-all, or join forces with your friends in team-based blitz battles (coming soon) It's real metal force! INTERNET CONNECTION REQUIRED
MOD :
Name of Game : Iron Tanks Version : 0.72 Root Needed? : NO
Name of Cheat(s): – Money Mod
Instruction(s): – Download – Move “com.extremedevelopers.irontanks” to SDCard/Android/OBB – Install and Enjoy!
Everything I’ll write here is pretty obvious from this game’s title. It’s Batman & The Flash: The Hero Run. There are two famous heroes from DC Comics, one of whom is more famous than the other, who participate in an infinite runner, chasing down different villains, one of whom is more pants-on-head retarded than the other. Batman is running down Gotham City, chasing down Joker, the dangerous psychotic murderer, while Flash is running in a gorilla city, after some giant gorilla, who is… trying to rule the world? I don’t know, I stopped caring after the part about the gorilla city.
The running part in Batman & The Flash: The Hero Run is actually pretty well done. It’s a 3D runner, not unlike Temple Run, but it’s combat-oriented. There are three lanes, and the hero can switch between them, jump and slide to avoid obstacles, but they can also shoot their weapons at the oncoming enemies, which are divided into three groups. Batman & The Flash Hero Run 2The weak ones don’t deal any damage to them whatsoever, and you don’t have to waste your ammo to defeat them, but you won’t get as much experience. The strong ones can incapacitate the hero, and require two shots to be kicked down. At last, there are bosses that can only be met once in a while, and require a special strategy to handle them. The ammo is expendable and requires purchasing from the shop with the coins that are scattered around the levels. The coins can also be spent on upgrading the power-ups, and unlocking special power cards, as well as hero cards. Power cards are just the power-ups that are expended after use. Also, I still don’t understand the reason to level the hero cards, but it sure gives the gameplay some additional depth.
There are actually more heroes than just Batman and The Flash, but it takes lots of time to unlock them. There are different levels as well. The Gotham City is the easiest one, Banana City or whatever, is more difficult, and afterward, more challenging locations are unlocked. The levels are quite varied, and almost don’t have repeated segments.
In general, I’d say that Batman & The Flash: The Hero Run is a great game. It’s not that unique, but for a free-to-play runner, based on popular comics characters, it’s well done and is quite pleasing. Graphics are good, variety is good, the mechanics are good and Batman is awesome. Definitely not a bad way to spend several hours.
Name of Game : Batman & The Flash: Hero Run Version : 2.0 Root Needed? : NO
Delightful sweet-toothed monster Om Nom is back, as are more wonderfully complex puzzles keeping him and his candy apart. Along for the ride is a whole slew of colorful new characters, the Nommies, who add extra depth to the tricky levels that each come complete with three stars to earn and extra goals to achieve. Even the microtransactions are cute this time around. Ultimately, the mix of intricate puzzles and delightful characters makes for a short but incredibly sweet journey.
Even though there are some new cuddly critters on the block, Om Nom is still the star of this show, and the candy-loving monster has never looked so animated and charming as he does in his new customizable hats. Poking him makes him wiggle around, which is always enjoyable, and now he'll even watch as you figure out puzzle mechanics either above or below him. I also got quite a few laughs when he tumbled off cliffs with a "Wheeeee!" But it was seeing Om Nom swim for the first time that was hands-down my favorite new animation. It's utterly adorable.
His taste in puzzles hasn't changed much, though. As such, neither has the gameplay. Just like in the first Cut the Rope, navigating Om Nom through complex physics puzzles to reach his candy offers a great sense of accomplishment, and I felt like an absolute genius when I solved a few of them.
The main difference between this Cut the Rope and the last is Om Nom’s new friends, the Nommies. There are five total, each with their own set of levels and helpful puzzle mechanics to help get Om Nom his candy. My favorite is Blue, an apathetic Nommie compared to his cheerful counterparts. Touching Blue causes him to make replicas of himself that stack on top of each other until they all collapse into a heap that can be used as a bridge or ladder; mashing my finger to spawn as many Blues as I could was ridiculously amusing. Sometimes I spawned so many that they pushed Om Nom to his death (complete with a Wheeee!) but it was too silly to stop.
MOD : Name of Game : Cut the Rope 2 Version : 1.2.8 Root Needed? : NO
