The first installment of our QB Guide to mobile Sudoku.
The people at Butterfly Donuts are probably the first to make a Sudoku game featuring a little red alien. It makes the game a little more enjoyable for some reason. Maybe it’s like the same warmth that Tickle Me Elmo gives.
The graphics in this game are fairly impressive. It’s obvious that the people at Magmic have taken the time to make their chess game look aesthetically pleasing; something the other chess games could have done with.
Playing Medieval Kings Chess 2 has several features. Once you start the game, the stylized menu will take you to the various game options including: Difficulty settings, board style and piece color. This game offers a little more than the other games in terms of difficulty settings. You can choose from 7 different difficulty modes ranging from human (play against a friend) to Ghengis Khan (very very hard).
Era of Eidolon, Badaz Poker
Graphics/Sound: *
Single Player Gameplay: **
Multiplayer Gameplay: Highscores online.
Game Interface: **
Betting Interface: **
AI: **
It’s tough for mobile gamers when they’re looking for a new phone; most of the time, the newest and hottest phones aren’t that well-suited for getting your game on. A perfect example would be the Motorola RAZR: a sleek and stylish flip-phone that people have bought in droves, but no gamer worth their salt would buy due to its flimsy construction and terrible button design. To help out our fellow gamers, we here at QuicklyBored decided to start posting handset reviews of the devices out there best suited to mobile gaming (as well as telling you which ones to avoid). First up, Sony Ericsson’s W600i.
Continue reading ‘Sony Ericsson W600i Reviewed’
The First Great BlackBerry Game?
Something has happened at QuicklyBored headquarters: an unstoppable force has overcome us. In preparation for the coming mass hysteria sure to overtake the BlackBerry faithful, we have compiled a list of rules necessary for surviving that which is KaGlom. Be brave. Remember: we’re all in this together.
Will you be my Bejewel?
Poor Tony. First we make him take on Matthew Broderick and the coming robot overlords, and now this. You see, Tony’s a really lonley guy who’s looking for a girl to appreciate his unique qualities — namely a love for casual games on his mobile. So we couldn’t help but ask him to document his mission to use the casual games he loves so much to help him find that special someone. His weapon of choice: Bejeweled.
Backgammon, Robot Masters, and strangely enough, Matthew Broderick
Tony here, folks! I’ve decided to tackle the 800 lb. Gorilla of mobile gaming: casual games. Join me in my weird and wonderful world as I take a look at Magmic’s Backgammon to try and understand what makes these things so damn popular.
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