From there in our rapid-fire meeting schedule we hopped about as far as you can get from board games to the platformer genre with the sequel to Trace (Free), aptly named Trace 2. Las Vegas will be joining the ranks of other iOS board games, which is an always welcome sight with how well they work on touch platforms. Additionally, while the dual stick shooter aisle of the App Store has been a little defunct as of late, we were happy to see some new contenders such as Annihilate which definitely gave us some Geometry Wars vibes. It’s really clever how all the interactions both look and feel. Speaking of games with cool atmosphere, Tengami knocked it out of the park with a puzzle adventure game that’s actually set in a pop up book. I was impressed with the demo we saw of Third Eye Crime, as the Spymouse (Free) style gameplay melded incredible well with a noir-theme.
(And as an aside, if Larry is up your alley, take a look at the just-released iOS port of Fester Mudd: Curse of the Gold.) CEO and Larry enthusiast Paul Trowe walked us through the game, which admittedly might be a little less than work safe in our video. I’ve been really stoked for any news on the release of the upcoming Leisure Suit Larry remake, and we got an extensive hands-on at GDC.
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Oh, and while we don’t typically cover kid-centric stuff, Hakitzu is definitely worth a look as it’s a puzzle game that actually teaches you how to code. Oh, and while Magic 2014 and Hearthstone might’ve been overshadowing PAX East, the talk of the collectable card town at GDC definitely was GRL Games’ Rocket Patrol. Also, while iMech Online has been in development for ages, it definitely looks like it’s getting way closer to release with our hands-on where the developers seem confident that we’ll see the game in the wild next month.
Fans of Knights of Pen & Paper ($4.99) were in for a treat with this GDC as a new update was revealed with all sorts of cool new features.
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