Gamer Euphoria staff member James writes:
''Are you a GOD? Unless you’re Ray Stantz, the answer is yes, yes, YES! A no to that question may result in your unceremonious demise, which is never good, because more often than not the person asking most likely is an all powerful deity or God of some kind. Always err on the side of caution. If in doubt, just smile and nod.
Ubisoft certainly are busy these days, making games in their little shed somewhere at the bottom of the garden, with all the birds and the bees. If they’re not creating games based upon time travelling assassins or mischievous rabbits (sorry, Rabbids), limbless heroes or gruff ex-stealth operatives, then they’re probably crafting islands that even Dr Moreau would probably think twice about visiting.
But wait! What’s this? Here’s something new, well, old if you have one of those iOS enabled device thingumajigs emblazoned with a logo fresh from your local produce department.''
Nintendo Life: God games are usually about protecting people, not condemning them. Babel Rising, however, tears a page or two out of the Book of Genesis and sees you, as the heavenly overseer himself, casting down any subjects that dare to defy. Hundreds of heretics are constructing a gigantic tower to reach the skies, but by smiting them and their building with a selection of destructive powers, you'll soon remind them that no men are mightier than the Lord.
Gamesta.com reports on this week's European eShop downloads for Nintendo. Whether you own a Nintendo Wii U, Wii, DS or 3DS, there will be a game available for you. There are also some demos available on Wii U. And lo; there are a ton of videos available for once!
Publisher Bulkypix and studio Mando Productions announced today that the sequel to the popular God's-eye-and-finger-view mobile game Babel Rising, Babel Rising: Cataclysm, is now available on the App Store for free.
