Compatibility: Requires iOS 5.1 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch. This app is optimized for iPhone 5.
Description
*** What is the word related to the 3 icons? The New Fun Brain Teaser for the whole family ! ***
Each puzzle contains 3 icons and a keyword that have something in common – can you guess the hidden word and unlock all levels?
If you love word guessing brainteasers & puzzle games, you will love 3 Icons!!
“You are gonna love this game!” – Sam Lowell from AppsLoving.
ADDICTIVE FUN
– Play it alone or with friends and family, you will get hooked. And there are 34 levels of difficulty, enough to get you going for a very long time!
LEARN & ENJOY : THE EDUCATIVE ACCENT
– Challenge yourself by analyzing the three hints and finding the missing word.
As a bonus, learn the same word in a different language like French or Spanish!
EASY TO PLAY
– Start playing right away, without any complicated rules and no timer. It’s simple, yet becomes very challenging! But always very fun!
DOWNLOAD IT NOW WHILE IT’S FREE!
SOME COMMENTS FROM OUR BETA TESTERS
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Ms.Kendra: Best guessing game! can’t stop playing, so addictive!!!!
Buzzinga: So simple and challenging at times! I’m hooked!
Ivan_24: Super addicting fun! Excellent timekiller!
FEATURES
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Over 340 words to complete.
No Facebook registration required to play.
No Internet connection required to play.
We haven’t seen a ton of Senran Kagura 2: Deep Crimson’s gameplay since the game was announced but now we at least know what the game’s opening movie will look like. Famitsu has released the opening video for the 3DS title which is set to be released in Japan on August 7th and you can check it out below.
As we have previously written, this sequel will introduce co-op gameplay to the series as well as two new characters in the form of Kagura and Naraku and if you pay attention to the video, you will see both new characters appear a number of times throughout this opening movie steeped in crimson red.
Compatibility: Requires iOS 5 or later. Compatible with iPhone 4, iPhone 4S, iPhone 5, iPhone 5c, iPhone 5s, iPad 2 Wi-Fi, iPad 2 Wi-Fi + 3G, iPad Wi-Fi (3rd generation), iPad Wi-Fi + Cellular (3rd generation), iPad Wi-Fi (4th generation), iPad Wi-Fi + Cellular (4th generation), iPad mini Wi-Fi, iPad mini Wi-Fi + Cellular, iPad Air, iPad Air Wi-Fi + Cellular, iPad mini with Retina display, iPad mini with Retina display Wi-Fi + Cellular, iPod touch (4th generation), and iPod touch (5th generation). This app is optimized for iPhone 5.
Description
Head up a one-of-a-kind hospital and embark on the path to success!
Experience something novel, bursting with extraordinary phenomena and strange situations in your hospital! Only you have the power to make the best decisions and to make your hospital the most popular one! But beware: Several events will add some spice to your life!
Embark on the career of your life!
Choose and hire your doctors and employees, build the departments of your choosing, and manage your finances! Are you thrifty or a big spender? Would you rather pamper your patients instead of your banker? Make your own decisions!
You’ll have many missions to accomplish, littered with all kinds of epidemics, patients with disturbing pathologies such as the zombie disease, the Chewbacca syndrome, and the moonwalk virus. Be on the lookout: Many events will spice up your rise, such as exterminating extraterrestrial germs and stopping toad contamination!
Customize your hospital down to the last details, buy high-tech equipment, choose rooms that will make your hospital center the most popular one!
• Use comprehensive management of your hospital to your advantage: You’re the boss!
• Build your reputation with a large variety of factors
• Accomplish diverse and surprising missions
• Plunge into an explosive 3D cartoon style universe with wacky pathologies and situations!
• Experience a nonlinear adventure: Every decision will lead to different consequences, depending on when the action happens.
• A rich system of artificial intelligence that can adapt patient behavior to each of your actions and decisions!
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• Correction of excessive advertising display bug.
• Optimized memory to avoid crashes
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As you may or may not know, this weekend on Saturday Toonami will begin airing Attack on Titan in English. As such FUNimation has released a new trailer for the anime highlighting the anime’s upcoming debut on television and in this video we not only get a chance to listen to the anime’s English dub again but also a reminder that the series will begin airing at 11:30PM ET.
Attack on Titan‘s home video release is still set to be released on June 3rd with there being a special limited edition version as well as a standard edition and even an exclusive collector’s edition that can only be bought from FUNimation’s online store.
When there was no Xbox Newsbeat this week, I started to get a bit shakey. What would we do without all the awesome Microsoft gaming news? Well it turns out that there is something even more exciting being announced that more than makes up for it; Xbox Originals! Back when the Xbox One was first announced, one of the selling points was that there would be new, original television programming that would be available on the console. Well now that time is here, as Microsoft are bringing Xbox Originals to both the Xbox One and Xbox 360.
After collaborating with some of Hollywood’s biggest movers and shakers, The guys over at Microsoft HQ have created some killer content that you will be able to watch through your console in the coming months. While the specifics of release dates and times is still somewhat ambiguous, here are the shows that you will be enjoying:
“Halo” television series
The “Halo” television series is a groundbreaking original series based on the award-winning “Halo” franchise. Award-winning filmmaker, director and producer Steven Spielberg will executive produce the live-action TV series, created in partnership with 343 Industries and Amblin Television.
“Every Street United”
“Every Street United” is an unscripted series of eight, thirty-minute episodes and a one-hour finale, featuring legendary soccer players Thierry Henry and Edgar Davids, focused on the global search for soccer’s most gifted and undiscovered street stars scouted across eight countries (United States, England, Argentina, Spain, Brazil, the Netherlands, Ghana and South Korea). The series culminates this July in a 4v4 street game finale in the shadow of the World Cup in Rio de Janeiro.
Each episode will feature unique and incisive narratives about the grassroots street stars and the communities that shaped them. Industry veteran and eight-time Emmy-Award winning producer, director, writer and editor Jonathan Hock (“Streetball,” “30 for 30: The Best That Never Was”) is directing the series. Emmy-Award winning producer Mike Tollin and Mandalay Sports Media are executive producing. Professional soccer luminaries, Henry and Davids, will serve as coaches for the 4v4 street game in Rio. “Every Street United” will premiere in June 2014. All episodes will be available through Xbox Video for Xbox One, Xbox 360, Windows 8 (PC and Surface) and Windows Phone 8.
About to become a whole lot more useful
Bonnaroo
Xbox owners around the globe can experience the magic of the 13th annual Bonnaroo music and arts festival with a live concert destination on Xbox Live Friday, June 13 through Sunday, June 15, 2014, brought to viewers in partnership with Superfly Presents. With the Bonnaroo app, fans can enjoy live music like never before, with a virtual experience featuring the best performances, multiple stages, biggest artists and amazing SuperJams, and explore this year’s lineup to see the best of Bonnaroo’s past with exclusive performances. Fans can also join the conversation with fellow virtual-Bonnaroovians and get connected to their friends and the festival. Xbox is the exclusive broadcasting partner for Bonnaroo and the only location to get all of the interactive features.
“Signal to Noise”/“Atari: Game Over”
Xbox is creating a new six film documentary series, “Signal to Noise,” (working title) with two-time Academy Award winning producer Simon Chinn (“Searching for Sugar Man” and “Man on Wire”) and Emmy winning producer Jonathan Chinn (FX’s “30 Days” and PBS’s “American High”), through their multi-platform media company, Lightbox. The series will expose little known stories of how modern technology has radically altered the way we interact with our world.
The first installment, “Atari: Game Over” (working title), explores the fabled Atari mystery, dubbed “The Great Video Game Burial of 1983.” As the legend goes, the Atari Corporation, faced with overwhelmingly negative response to the E.T. video game, disposed of millions of unsold game cartridges by burying them in the small town of Alamogordo, New Mexico. Fuel Entertainment took an interest in the legend, and in December 2013, with help from local garbage contractor Joe Lewandowski, acquired the exclusive rights to excavate the Alamogordo landfill. Fuel Entertainment then brought the opportunity to Xbox Entertainment Studios. The team will head to the landfill in question to determine if the story is true, interviewing a cast of characters related to the game and its mystery along the way. “Atari: Game Over” is directed by writer/director Zak Penn (“X-Men 2,” “Avengers,” and “Incident at Loch Ness”). It will air exclusively on Xbox One and Xbox 360 in 2014.
“Humans”
“Humans” is a bold new drama co-produced with UK broadcaster Channel 4. Award-winning UK production company Kudos (“The Hour,” “Utopia,” “Broadchurch”) will produce the hour-long, eight-episode series, which will share a premiere broadcast window on the Xbox platform and Channel 4 in the UK in 2015.
Executive produced by Jane Featherstone (“Life on Mars,” “Broadchurch”) and Derek Wax (“The Hour,” “Sex Traffic”), and written by British writing team Sam Vincent and Jonathan Brackley (“Spooks,” “Spooks: The Greater Good”), “Humans” is an English-language adaptation of Sveriges Television and Matador Film’s acclaimed Swedish series, “Real Humans.” “Humans” is set in a parallel present where the latest must-have gadget for any busy family is a ‘Synth’ – a highly-developed robotic servant eerily similar to its live counterpart. In the hope of transforming the way they live, one strained suburban family purchases a refurbished synth only to discover that sharing life with a machine has far-reaching and chilling consequences. Casting for “Humans” will begin in May 2014, and production will commence later this summer.
“Halo” digital feature
343 Industries and Scott Free Productions are creating a “Halo” digital feature to be released later this year. The project will be executive produced by Ridley Scott and Scott Free TV President, David Zucker. Sergio Mimica-Gezzan (“Battlestar Galactica,” “Pillars of the Earth,” “Heroes”) will direct.
As if that wasn’t enough, We also have some goss on some other Xbox Original programming that is still in the works. Here are some of the shows you will be watching a little further down the track:
“Deadlands”
Xbox Entertainment Studios has committed to a script based on the successful pen-and-paper role playing game created by Shane Lacy Hensley. “Deadlands” is a genre-bending alternative history of the Weird West, filled with undead gunfighters, card-slinging sorcerers, mad scientists, secret societies, and fearsome abominations.
“Extraordinary Believers”
Xbox Entertainment Studios is developing an innovative, hybrid stop-motion show dubbed “Extraordinary Believers” (working title) with Stoopid Buddy Stoodios, creators of the Emmy-Award winning “Robot Chicken,” the longest running stop-motion show on television. The executive producers on the project are Seth Green, Matt Senreich, and creators/writers/executive producers are Eric Towner and John Harvatine IV.
The guys behind this will soon be releasing original content for Xbox
“Fearless”
“Fearless,” (working title) is an unscripted series currently in pilot production starring Paul de Gelder, an Australian Navy bomb clearance diver and shark attack survivor who takes on an adrenaline-fueled quest to aid individuals who risk their lives to make the world a better place. “Fearless” will be produced by Australia’s International Emmy-Award winning production company, Cordell Jigsaw Zapruder (CJZ).
“Gun Machine”
Xbox Entertainment Studios acquired the rights to “Gun Machine,” a hardboiled detective thriller based on the New York Times bestselling novel by Warren Ellis. Ellis will executive produce with Brett Conrad (“The Killing,” “Sons of Anarchy,” Netflix’s upcoming “Marco Polo”) who has signed on to write the pilot script about a detective tracking a serial killer who is tied to a mysterious collection of guns used in infamous New York murders.
Untitled JASH Comedy/Variety Half Hour
In this unique comedy format developed by Xbox Entertainment Studios with JASH (a comedy collective founded by Sarah Silverman, Michael Cera, Tim and Eric and Reggie Watts), the biggest names in comedy will showcase the people that make them laugh. Each week, a different comedian will host/curate a show featuring new and unsung talent, in various video formats. Sarah Silverman will host the pilot episode and Daniel Kellison (“Late Night/Late Show with David Letterman,” “Jimmy Kimmel Live,” “Crank Yankers”) will executive produce. The series has a pilot commitment and will begin shooting in June.
“Winterworld”
Xbox Entertainment Studios and IDW Entertainment are co-developing a limited event live-action series based on Chuck Dixon and artist Jorge Zaffino’s seminal graphic novel series “Winterworld,” in which our world has been encased in ice from pole-to-pole. The surviving humans have formed tribes that war, enslave and trade with one another in an effort to survive the infinite winter. Ted Adams and David Ozer from IDW Entertainment, and Rick Jacobs and Dave Alpert from Circle of Confusion (“Walking Dead”) will executive produce.
Out of print for 20 years but on its way to an Xbox near you!
Wow. THAT is a lot coming in the near future. Which of the Xbox Originals are you most looking forward to sitting down and binge-watching? Let us know in the comments below and remember to stay tuned to Capsule Computers for all the Xbox News as it becomes available.
Today Compile Heart teased that they have a “strong announcement” to make on April 30th. This taser was done by the company’s parent company Idea Factory over on Twitter.
Unfortunately further details about the announcement were not given at this time but it is worth noting that since Compile Heart organized the Galapagos label which was designed to create games specifically for the Japanese audience, only one game has been developed under that label and it was Fairy Fencer F for the PlayStation 3. It is highly likely that this announcement will relate to a new game being announced, likely either a sequel to Fairy Fencer F or an original title as two Hyperdimension Neptunia titles were just announced a month ago.
As one would expect, after the release of Madden NFL 25 last year, EA Sports has now announced that they are planning on releasing this year’s iteration of the annual series, this time simply called Madden NFL 15, on August 26th in North America with Australia getting the title on August 28th. Unfortunately for those hoping this release would be devoted entirely for the current-gen consoles, Madden NFL 15 is being released on both current and last-gen consoles meaning it will be released on the Xbox One, PlayStation 4, Xbox 360, and PlayStation 3 in August.
Details as to what this game will add to the series are thin at the moment, though EA has said that there will be new dramatic camera angles as well as “dynamic pre-game and halftime features,” so for now check out this little preview trailer below.
Logitech have just unveiled the Illuminated Living-Room Keyboard K830, the first of its kind from the leading innovator in gaming peripherals. Rechargeable with backlit keys, an integrated touch-pad, and advanced wireless connectivity, the K830 allows you to control your TV-connected PC in the darkness of your bedroom, or from the comfort of your couch. Marcus Fry, Managing Director at Logitech ANZ, said of the hardware;
More and more consumers want an easy way to access movies, TV programs, music and photos with their PC connected to a TV. Our new Illuminated Living-Room Keyboard K830 is designed with this setup in mind. Backlit keys and a premium aesthetic that blends into the living room make it a stand-out choice for people with connected TVs.
The Logitech Illuminated Living-Room Keyboard K830 sports many great features, including:
Backlit Keys: Keys automatically dim or brighten based on the amount of light in the room. If no typing is detected after five seconds, the backlight turns off to help you save power.
Living Room Design: The keyboard is designed for the modern living space, compact and lightweight, but made with a combination of premium textures, metal-like finish and soft-feel keys optimised for media and entertainment control. Its slim design also means it can be stored vertically to save space.
Navigate From a Distance: Lean back and browse with a fast, reliable wireless connection from up to 33 feet (10 m) away, thanks to the tiny plug-and-play Unifying receiver, delivering advanced 2.4GHz long-range wireless connectivity and allowing you to start typing immediately without installing software or having to pair devices.
Rechargeable: The micro-USB cable makes recharging easy. You can even use your keyboard while it is recharging. A full charge gives you up to 10 days of power. The On/Off switch and battery indicator light also help you manage the power.
Keyboard and Mouse All-in-One: By combining a traditional keyboard and a touchpad into one device, you get streamlined navigation for your connected TV. The touchpad is smooth and responsive with accurate cursor control and enhanced gesture functions for easy navigation.
The Logitech Illuminated Living-Room Keyboard K830 – compatible with Windows 7, Windows 8 and beyond – will be shipping in May for a RRP of $129.95, with a 1-year warranty. Check out the recently revealed Logitech G502 Proteus Core Tunable Gaming Mouse, also releasing in May.
EA and PopCap Games have revealed that Plants vs Zombies: Garden Warfare will officially be blasting its way onto Origin for PC on June the 26th. Along with previously released DLC Garden VarietyPack and Zomboss Down, the PC edition will come with a Wild West-themed update featuring eight new playable characters, more than 200 customizations and a Cactus Canyon map.
Brian Lindley, Producer at PopCap Games, said of the upcoming PC launch;
We’ve had an amazing response from players since launching the Xbox platforms, and can’t wait for PC players to join the party this summer. The PC version has all the great content that we have put out since launch like Garden Variety and Zomboss Down for players to enjoy from the start.
Gamers can pre-order the Origin Digital Deluxe edition, which includes two Booster Packs, in-game coins and an exclusive character customization pack, right now.
The Sandbox was originally a mobile-based game, one that allowed its user free-reign over what they wanted to create and how they wanted to do it, similar to Minecraft, though it doesn’t utilize a first-person view. The Sandbox is a clever little indie title with simplistic graphics and straight-forward gameplay that I fear might only appeal to a certain group of players. However, the title is worth trying if you’re not afraid to shell out a few bucks to purchase it. Whether it be the pixelated graphics or the variety of missions you can partake in, The Sandbox offers a very unique experience for anyone who enjoys falling sand games. The game is currently available for purchase on Steam through Early Access for $9.99. This latest version is for the PC and Mac, and is almost an identical port of the iOS and Android versions.
Gameplay
Gameplay in The Sandbox is dependent on what the player wants to do. There is a “Create” game type that allows a player to create whatever they want. The game offers a huge suite of tools to use when creating your own personalized landscapes. Let’s begin with some of the basics. The first “pixel” that you can start dropping down into your own personalized sandbox is soil. By holding your mouse down, you can pour soil down onto your browser, allowing you to control just how much you want layered over the base.
Each different element reacts to other elements in their own unique ways. They even get dispersed differently when you use them. For example, when you use the “electric” element, electricity courses through your cursor downwards in an open, erratic fan pattern, similar to lightning. Other elements like soil and sand simply falls down from your cursor’s location. Also, as I’ve said earlier, elements interact with other elements and objects differently. Electricity will course through metal, and when stone is heated, it’ll turn into lava. You can also freeze water or turn it into water vapors, which leads to clouds. The game provides endless possibilities for the player to control.
Some of the weirder objects and units you can manipulate includes musical instruments, dinosaurs, and humanoids that you can give special tools and skills to survive in the world you create. You can make your human a lumberjack by sprinkling some pixelated “skills” over them, and voila, you have created a wood-cutting maniac. These skills and powers grants your humans the ability to survive in the wild. It’s quite an interesting little system that they’ve created concerning the actions and tools you’re provided with.
There is also a Play mode, which allows you to play through certain missions in The Sandbox. They range from the Initial Story, where you get to learn the ins and outs of the gameplay, Contraptions, which teaches you all about the tiny gizmos and gadgets you can use through the tools, and even Robocalypse, where you take on robots in different situations. This game mode provides a lot of different and unique scenarios for players to work through. Some missions are ridiculously easy and simplistic, where the game will ask you to do something like make mud. (Understandably, this is one of the more simple missions) Other missions are surprisingly difficult and really complex, almost to the point of making me want to rip my hair out, although it may just be me. For example, there’s a mission where you have to get a “virus” out of a maze, but other than that, you have to figure out your own way of doing things.
There are actually more to this game than meets the eye. Beyond the wide variety of tools and interesting missions, there are also achievements and galleries for players to take part in. Achievements are earned as you progress through the game, and there are plenty of achievements to earn by playing the game, like earning new pixels/elements, and playing the game more. You can also share your creations through the in-game gallery, where you can view other player’s own creations.
The gameplay overall is vast, however, it’s the kind of game where players might find themselves slowly becoming angrier at the progression through the game. Of course, this isn’t indicative of all gamers, but the game’s model is difficult to grasp in the beginning. With so many tools, players might find it difficult to ease their way into the gameplay, especially if they dive into the Create mode. While the missions do teach players the ins and outs of the tools, it might take a while to learn them all. The game does teach you all the nooks and crannies though, so if you’re patient, this game might be worth it.
Visuals & Audio
The visuals and audio of the game is decent. The simple pixelated graphics of the game lends itself to its quirky and comedic atmosphere. However, the retro graphics does not really work on a PC. The pixels are HUGE when the game is in full screen mode and actually makes the pixels look very distorted, and frankly, does not do the actual game justice. The PC version received HD treatment, specifically for this problem, so it does get a little better in the Create mode. The audio isn’t too bad, with unique sounds appearing for each different element used. It makes it much more interesting to hear the actual sounds of the elements you’re using while putting together your own little universe.
Overall
All in all, The Sandbox is a title worthy of a gamer’s time, though the steep price should not be overlooked. $9.99 for a title that is a port from a mobile game is rather difficult to justify, but if you enjoy simulation titles where you get to create your own little world, filled with little details and organisms. While the game has its kinks and issues, its definitely fixable, especially since The Sandbox is in its Early Access phase. If you’re willing to purchase the title and you have some time on your hands to learn everything about the game, this is definitely a title I would pick up.
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