In honor of the release of Square Enix's Final Fantasy III on iPhone and iPad, the game company has put a bunch of its popular iOS games on sale. We've put the spotlight on the iOS-exclusive role-playing game Chaos Rings, but you can find lots of games on sale for a limited time by searching for Square Enix in iTunes. Meantime, read about Chaos Rings and a few other discounted offerings below.
Square Enix's premium offering on the iPhone and iPad is a game that features some beautiful graphics, deep storylines and classic role-playing game action. The game consists of four different stories that weave together to make a larger narrative, and Square has worked to optimize Chaos Rings for iOS devices with touchscreen controls and support.
Chaos Rings features all kinds of hidden stuff, including secret bosses and weapons and multiple endings depending on how you play. The story is different for each of the four sets of characters who are forced to enter an arena and do battle with one another, but you won't know the whole tale until all four couples' stories have been told.
We told you about Liqua Pop last week. It's a matching game with some phenomenal graphical sensibilities, in which you have to quickly drag colored rain drops together in order to combine and eliminate them. The more drops you can eliminate by expanding their sizes to a critical mass, the more points you can receive. The point is to keep the screen from filling with water, while continually clearing drops in order to help a frog reach the top of a plant stalk.
Liqua Pop includes some interesting strategy in addition to its fast-paced water-smashing gameplay. Clearing drops at the same time is good for serious bonus points, so delaying droplets from exploding is to your advantage – provided you can avoid the risk of losing the game as you mess with the delay on your droplets. Likewise, you can detonate them all at once with a shake of your device.
Fone has a very simple function: It integrates with your Facebook account to let you get in touch with your friends there. Fone uses Facebook's onboard chat system to let you make calls or send text messages to your friends from wherever you are.
That's about all the app does, though, which is nice in a “less is more” kind of way. You can also Facebook chat with other mobile users, as well as share pictures in chat through the app.
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Chaos Rings (iPhone, iPad) $5.99 (was $12.99)
Square Enix's premium offering on the iPhone and iPad is a game that features some beautiful graphics, deep storylines and classic role-playing game action. The game consists of four different stories that weave together to make a larger narrative, and Square has worked to optimize Chaos Rings for iOS devices with touchscreen controls and support.Chaos Rings features all kinds of hidden stuff, including secret bosses and weapons and multiple endings depending on how you play. The story is different for each of the four sets of characters who are forced to enter an arena and do battle with one another, but you won't know the whole tale until all four couples' stories have been told.
Liqua Pop (iPhone, iPad) $0.99 (was $1.99)
We told you about Liqua Pop last week. It's a matching game with some phenomenal graphical sensibilities, in which you have to quickly drag colored rain drops together in order to combine and eliminate them. The more drops you can eliminate by expanding their sizes to a critical mass, the more points you can receive. The point is to keep the screen from filling with water, while continually clearing drops in order to help a frog reach the top of a plant stalk.Liqua Pop includes some interesting strategy in addition to its fast-paced water-smashing gameplay. Clearing drops at the same time is good for serious bonus points, so delaying droplets from exploding is to your advantage – provided you can avoid the risk of losing the game as you mess with the delay on your droplets. Likewise, you can detonate them all at once with a shake of your device.
Fone (iPhone, iPad) $0.99 (was $1.99)
Fone has a very simple function: It integrates with your Facebook account to let you get in touch with your friends there. Fone uses Facebook's onboard chat system to let you make calls or send text messages to your friends from wherever you are.That's about all the app does, though, which is nice in a “less is more” kind of way. You can also Facebook chat with other mobile users, as well as share pictures in chat through the app.
Download the free Appolicious iPhone app
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