New App Store Games - June 20, 2013
The best of this week's new App Store releases.
It's Thursday already, which means a fresh crop of games have just landed on the App Store. Here's our weekly round-up of the best of the bunch.
XCOM: Enemy Unknown
"Threatened by an unknown enemy, Earth's governments unite to form an elite paramilitary organization, known as XCOM. As the commander of XCOM, you must create a fully operational base, research alien technologies, plan combat missions, and lead your soldiers in fierce battles against a terrifying alien invasion. The decisions you make will affect the fate of humanity. You are our last hope."
Modojo's XCOM: Enemy Unknown coverage - Review | Cheats And Tips
Download XCOM: Enemy Unknown (iOS)
Where's My Mickey?
"Where's My Mickey? introduces a whole new world of life-like physics-based gameplay with stimulating weather mechanics and humorous animations. Immerse yourself in the ultimate mobile gaming experience as you watch funny episodes while solving challenging puzzles! Tap, swipe, and swirl to help Mickey collect water and complete each story. Every drop counts!"
Modojo's Where's My Mickey? coverage - Review
Download Where's My Mickey? - iPhone | iPad
Puzzle Pirates
"Hoist your anchor and prepare to puzzle. Join Puzzle Pirates and become part of a thriving pirate world! Puzzle with crews of other players to loot and pillage! Customize your garb, home and ship! Adventure in a vast world filled with pirates, treasure and puzzles!"
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Cover Orange 2
"Revisit Cover Orange in this completely new and juicy sequel made by the original team. The acid rain cloud is after your oranges again! Enjoy 120 clever levels with astounding new puzzles, each with its own 'Eureka Moment'. We added new puzzle elements to the mix, like the trampoline, glass and the spike-ball."
Spiral Episode 1
"Spiral is a new, unique action adventure game, that truly brings the full experience of console gaming to iOS, with beautiful 3D graphics, exploration and real time combat... all controlled with a unique 'one touch' gesture system."
