This lol-worthy game turns the presidential race… into an actual race! You choose your candidate and get out the vote… I mean your running sneakers! Then it's off to the races as you avoid obstacles and pick up votes along the way. See what your candidate would look like giving their inauguration address. This funky face rig app lets you become Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton! Using similar technology to Snapchat, the app tracks the micro movements of your face and replicates them on a kerazy head that looks like your future prez. Whether you're anxious, excited, worried, or optimistic, here are some super fun games to keep you entertained while waiting in line, or waiting for the results. The next game for PC and Mac, Civilization: Beyond Earth, will be released later in 2014, taking its action to the surface of a hostile alien planet.Įarlier in the year, meanwhile, several Sid Meier games – including Civilization III, IV and V – was sold as a pay-what-you-like collection on the Humble Bundle website, generating $1.7m of purchases in its first two days.Today's the day - people from across the United States will be deciding who to put into power for the next four years. The game's release is part of a wider resurgence for the Civilization franchise. As with all paid games, there is scope for 2K to experiment with price drops in the future, though. However, the high price (by app standards) could put off casual players who haven't grown up with the Civilization games. That's likely to be welcomed by Civilization fans worried about the potential for a controversial free-to-play reboot along the lines of Electronic Arts' Dungeon Keeper earlier in 2014. It costs £10.49 to download from the App Store, with no in-app purchases. For veterans, the inclusion of jet fighters, lasers and even Silicon Valley will spice up an already-engrossing game.Ĭivilization Revolution 2 also notably shuns the dominant free-to-play business model in mobile gaming. The new game adds new units, technology, buildings and wonders, as well as beefed-up graphics compared to its predecessor. Publisher 2K Games has launched Civilization Revolution 2, an iPhone and iPad sequel to a game released in 2008 for consoles and handhelds, before being ported to iOS in 2009 then Windows Phone in 2012.ĢK says the new game is the first to be developed exclusively for mobile devices, with the iOS release to be followed later this year by a version for Android.Īs with previous versions, the game involves playing as a historical world leader, building a civilisation from its earliest days through to the space race through a mixture of science, diplomacy and war. 23 years on, the franchise is getting a new lease of life on smartphones and tablets. Sid Meier's Civilization series of strategy games has been entrancing bedroom empire-builders since the first title was released in 1991 for PCs.
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