TouchGen writes: "The iPhone version lies closer to the later versions of the Settlers with a heavy focus on resource management in comparison to the early games. When playing the Settlers for iPhone you constantly have to keep track of your resources, and plan several steps ahead all the time. If you make the mistake having your stone resource running out before completing a project it is more or less game over. Too many times I have got myself into build mode, and forgotten about resource management for a while just to find my projects all at a standstill. I hate having to keep track of all the little numbers on the screen. In the original Settlers you also had to plan the paths and roads, and this was something you could do while the settlers built the queued huts. In the iPhone version you instead press the speed up button to have it all ready if you have the required materials. To me this feels a bit disconnected to the game, as the general pace is supposed to be slow and deliberate. You should feel the ominous threat from the opposing force somewhere out there in the fog of war covered map."
Cookie Run Tower of Adventures is officially available for pre-registration for Android and iOS users via Google Play and the App Store.
The Sydney-based studio Not Doppler announces that Earn to Die Rogue launches for Android and iOS on Thursday, May 9.
Available on iOS and Android, Bawk Bawk Rush sees chickens bravely running the coop to protect them from predatory animals.
