Mobile Game NEWS Weekly Jan 2020 | #4
2Mobile Game NEWS Weekly Jan 2020 | Legends of Runeterra, Fable Valley, Draw Chilly, Slay the Spire, Super Mecha Champions, Extraordinary Ones, Miden Tower, Teamfight Tactics (TFT), Pascal's Wager
This weeks news covers nine mobile games coming soon to Android and iOS or are out now in the App store and the Google Play Store. If you want to keep getting the newest releases and updates on mobile games subscribe to my channel.
#04 Mobile Game NEWS Weekly covers the following games for android and iOS:
00:00:00 Legends of Runeterra
00:01:40 Fable Valley
00:02:55 Draw Chilly
00:04:34 Slay the Spire
00:05:55 Super Mecha Champions
00:07:07 Extraordinary Ones
00:09:04 Miden Tower
00:10:47 Teamfight Tactics
00:12:17 Pascal's Wager
Legends of Runeterra
After two smaller tests, Legends of Runeterra, the League of Legends card game, will go into open beta on Jan. 24. Riot Games announced the open beta date on Sunday morning, as part of an ongoing celebration of the start of League of Legends’ 10th season.
Every account will be reset as soon as the open beta begins. That is the last time, according to Riot, that accounts will ever be reset. That means anything you decide to buy or manage to earn during the beta will be yours forever.
Fable Valley
It’s a mobile MMORPG from Eyougame. Reviews aren’t super great right now, but it’s got most of the PvE and PvP systems you’d expect from a F2P title like this. It also have some interesting wedding mechanic.
The game throws you into the world once you decide between the female and male character. You will be prompted to tap the quest log, which then makes your character automatically walk, fight and talk to NPCs to finish this quest. You can also choose to do everything manually.
Draw Chilly
Draw Chilly is a 2D action game that, despite having a story based around Hell, is actually quirky and bizarre. It is now available for mobile.
Set in Purgatory, Draw Chilly follows the story of a guy named Vladimir, a servant of the Horsemen of Apocalypse – though they are portrayed to be a lot nicer than you’d expect. His mission here is to find individuals who have been sent to limbo rather than Hell by mistake and then bring them back where they are supposed to be.
Slay the Spire
If you haven’t heard of it, Slay the Spire is a card-based roguelike that challenges you to battle your way up a tower with one of three different characters. Each character has its own unique set of cards, and you’ll build your own deck out of cards you pick up along the way through combat and events.
The mobile port of MegaCrit's megahit Slay the Spire is definitely one of the most highly anticipated ones of this year. The roguelike card game originally launched for PC in 2017, where it received tons of praise from critics and players alike thanks to its incredibly addicting gameplay and clever systems.
Super Mecha Champions
NetEase's Super Mecha Champions is a mecha-filled battle royale title that was crowned Google Play's Best Innovative Game of 2019 in Thailand and Indonesia.
The new update adds the action-packed GVG Mode. This is a 2v2 mecha fight that requires players to select 3 mechas for their team. If your mecha's health drops to zero, it'll be booted out of the round and replaced by a new pilot-summoned mecha.
Extraordinary Ones
NetEase's anime-inspired 5v5 MOBA, Extraordinary Ones, is available now for both iOS and Android. This follows a successful pre-registration campaign in which over 150,000 people pre-ordered the game. The game itself is set in a place called Esper City where monsters, humans and supernatural beings co-exist. It's also home to a school called the Grand Academy where students are taught the art of tactical combat and regularly battle each other within its grounds. It's all deliberately over-the-top, drawing inspiration from a wide variety of anime tropes and oriental mythologies, for its roster of characters.
Miden Tower
The gameplay itself will involve 3v3 turn-based combat taking place on a grid-based field. Players will have access to various skills such as summoning golems or buffing allies with stat boosts. Aside from that, there are more than a hundred passive abilities to unlock to power up your characters.
Teamfight Tactics
Riot's answer to Dota Auto Chess will hit both Google Play and the App Store in the middle of the upcoming March, which means it’s basically just around the corner. Of course, the game has been up on PC for several months already, so you can always give it a try there to see if you want to pick up the mobile port.
Pascal's Wager
Pascal's Wager, the ambitious 3D soulslike built from the ground up for mobile, is now available for purchase a day ahead of its planned iOS launch. If the term "soulslike" means nothing to you, I can instead tell you that Pascal's Wager is a hard-as-nails third-person RPG that sees you exploring a Lovecraftian world of foul beasts and spreading mutations.
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