Are you looking for a new mobile game to play this weekend? There are plenty of new games for you to try, including Marvel Tsum Tsum from mixi, NHN PlayArt and XFLAG. The line-drawing puzzle game asks players to complete stages by making matches with characters from the Marvel universe.
Next, Netmarble Games released Final Shot, a first-person shooter that allows users to compete in real-time five-on-five multiplayer matches.
In addition, mobcast released Lumines: Puzzle & Music this week. The puzzle game asks users to arrange shapes on the board so that squares of the same color touch and form larger blocks that will be removed by the “timeline sweep” line that moves across the board.
Elsewhere, Bandai Namco Entertainment America released Pac-Man Pop, a bubble shooter that asks users to help Pac-Man complete stages by defeating ghosts, rescuing animals and more.
Finally, Animoca Brands released He-Man Tappers of Grayskull. The clicker or idle game allows users to help He-Man and the Masters of the Universe defeat Skeletor and his minions.
If you’re looking for something different to play, here’s a look at some of the additional mobile games released this week.
A New Life ($0.99 on iOS) – This life-simulation game from Bigosaur allows users to control the lives of randomly generated characters by making selections that impact their careers, health, families and more. In each game, users are presented with “this or that” decisions, such as “Bowling or TV” and “Law School or Liberal Arts College.” These decisions can impact a character’s stats, including their health, wealth, athleticism and more. Decisions can also increase or decrease a character’s overall happiness, as well as increase their experience and legacy point levels. As each character dies, their happiness, experience and legacy point levels are converted into a score, and players receive karma points they can spend to change the starting stats of future characters. For instance, players can give a character a higher starting health value.
Zap Zombies (Free on iOS) – This clicker or idle game from SoulGame Entertainment challenges players to survive during the zombie apocalypse by rapidly tapping to shoot oncoming zombies. Players will collect Enzyme as they kill zombies, and they can use this Enzyme to unlock additional survivors who will automatically attack enemies, even when players aren’t tapping. Players can also spend Enzyme on upgrades for their characters, which increase the amount of damage they deal.
Scurry Board (Free on iOS) – This endless hoverboarding game from Love Handle Developers challenges players to survive as long as possible by tapping on the left and right sides of the screen to steer and avoid obstacles like trees, rocks and missile launchers. Players must also avoid flying missiles that will chase their characters. Users can collect currency as they play, which can be spent on new playable characters.
PixSmash (Free on iOS, Android) – This turn-based multiplayer quiz game from InnoMobile Labs and TeamDNA presents users with groups of four pictures, and ask them to identify the theme connecting each group. For instance, one set of pictures may show scenes from Spain, and the term connecting them would be “Spain.” Players can type their guesses by selecting letters from a group of letter tiles at the bottom of the screen. The game shows players how many letters are in the answer for each puzzle. Players earn points as they correctly identify themes, and the player with the most points at the end of each game wins.
Narcos: Cartel Wars (Free on iOS, Android) – This base-building combat game from FTX Games and Gaumont Television is based on Netflix show Narcos. The game allows users to build their own cartels by collecting and spending multiple resources. Users can construct new buildings on their bases, as well as upgrade existing buildings over time. Users can also recruit squads, or military units, for their bases, and they can take these units into battles against enemy bases. Finally, players can build defensive items around their bases to protect them from enemy attacks.
Justice Monsters Five (Free on iOS, Android) – This pinball-inspired game from Square Enix is based on the Justice Monsters Five mini-game in Final Fantasy XV. The game allows users to join the Justice Monsters on their quest to save the Nova Galaxy from enemies. In each battle, players tap to launch their heroes into the battlefield, and these heroes can bounce off of enemies, walls and other objects like a pinball bounces around a pinball table. Heroes will damage enemies as they hit them. Players can collect new heroes for their teams over time, and they can enhance their heroes to improve their stats.
Little Big City 2 (Free on Android) – This city-building game from Gameloft allows users to build cities using over 60 buildings, each with three development stages. Users can choose one of three overall themes for their cities: cultural, industrial or technological. In addition, gamers can complete mini-games in their cities, such as saving their citizens from UFO attacks and helping the police catch robbers.
Travel Riddles: Trip to France (Free on iOS) – This match-three puzzle game from Notus Games allows users to learn facts about France as they complete match-three levels. In each level, players are challenged to complete a different objective before running out of moves. Gamers can collect up to three stars on each stage, and they must collect stars to unlock new sets of levels on the game’s map.
Nightmares from the Deep: A Hidden Object Adventure (Free on iPad) – This hidden object game from G5 Entertainment allows users to help an orphan named Aimee search for hidden treasures in the seas around Tortuga and Port Royal. The game includes 14 scenes to explore and 300 quests to complete. Users can also play nine mini-games. In addition, players can complete 38 item collections.
Final Fortress – Idle Survival (Free on iOS, Android) – This clicker or idle game from Alley Labs allows users to build a fortress to protect survivors from zombies. Gamers can generate gas, the game’s main currency, by tapping on the different floors in their fortresses. Users can spend gas on new floors for their fortresses, as well as on upgrades for their floors, which increase the amount of gas the floors generate with each tap. Users can also purchase a manager for each floor, who will automatically generate gas even when players aren’t tapping.
Riff Racer ($2.99 on iOS) – This music-powered racing game from FOAM Entertainment creates stunt-filled race tracks based on songs in a user’s iTunes library or on songs on the game’s Apple Music playlists (for Apple Music subscribers). The game also comes with 25 existing tracks. In each race, players can race to stay in sync with the music, and they can earn points by completing jumps, drifts and rolls.