Updated with enhanced visuals, cross-platform multiplayer — including the asynchronous competition powered by Autolog — plus all additional main DLC, this is the ultimate edition of Criterion Games' critically acclaimed Need for Speed debut. It's time to reignite the pursuit. At the moment of publishing, it's unclear how long this offer is available, but typically these deals are available for at least a month. What we do know is that once downloaded the game is yours to keep as long as you maintain an active subscription to Amazon Prime.
Jan 5, Version 7. Ratings and Reviews. App Privacy. Size Category Games. Compatibility iPhone Requires iOS Languages English. All Rights Reserved. Price Free. Developer Website App Support. Game Center Challenge friends and check leaderboards and achievements.
Family Sharing With Family Sharing set up, up to six family members can use this app. More By This Developer. Plants vs. FIFA Soccer. You Might Also Like. Stickman Football. Street Basketball Association. American Football Champs. Axis Football Classic. Marshawn Lynch Pro Football But story and endless modes alike provide plenty of replay value, and the game works especially well on iPad due to your finger not covering up half the screen while you swipe for your very survival.
Fancade is a game construction kit that puts its money where its mouth is, since all of the mini-games within were made using the app itself. This is quite an achievement, given what you get. If you so desire, you can use Fancade to create your own miniature masterpieces, either starting from scratch or by using one of the built-in kits.
A gallery lets you delve into what others have made as well. Even if you never make your own games, Fancade is a must-have, offering countless levels of bite-sized gaming bliss. Oddman is a high-intensity brawler, set in a world of strange bouncy protagonists, floating islands, and instant death. Like a deranged take on sumo, you fling your character at your opponents, trying to knock them to their doom. Over time, you encounter new types of foe — including massive bosses — and different environments that shake up how you approach bouts.
Neatly, this free iPad game moves beyond solo play, too. This means you mostly duff up all manner of bad guys along side-scrolling streets, prior to laying into a big bad. Like other King of Fighters titles, you have a team, so you can tag in others from your trio during battles. Snake Rivals comes across like classic mobile title Snake got smashed into Fortnite.
Dozens of reptiles are dumped into an arena, and the last snake standing — er, slithering — wins. There are three modes to pit your tubular terror against: Classic allows endless respawns so you can learn the ropes and build tactics; Gold Rush is all about obliterating other snakes to turn them into gold to grab; and Battle Royale has you take out the opposition while the arena gradually shrinks to a tiny island surrounded by lava.
Although a simple arcade game, Snake Rivals works particularly well with an iPad flat on a table, giving you the space to spot rivals, without your fingers obscuring the display. Knight Brawl is to 2D fighters what Anchorman is to journalism. Side-on battles have knights attempt to relieve opponents of their armor before delivering the final blow.
If that was all you got, this would have been fun — a medieval take on Rowdy Wrestling , with pointy weapons. But along with multiple battle modes, there are also missions where you raid castles and steal bling.
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