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Perfect Ten: My mobile MMO experiment, part 2
Last week on Perfect Ten I began an experiment to "taste test" a batch of mobile MMOs to see if there's anything out there that's worth playing in this day and age (apart from the often-recommended Order & Chaos Online and Spacetime Studio's lineup). For the record, I would absolutely love a great mobile online RPG, but it would need to be a game that's tailored to such devices and offers a compelling experience beyond trying to clone a generic MMO. Let me sum up my adventures so far: While I did discover a couple of interesting titles, there was nothing in the first five games that made me want to keep them on my smartphone. Let's hope that this week's group brings out the big guns because I will be despondent if this experiment is in vain!
Free-to-play Heroes of Dragon Age out now on iOS, Android
The New Console Age and Black Friday Age are dead, let the Dragon Age begin; Heroes of Dragon Age, a free-to-play strategy game developed and published by EA, is now available on the Google Play and iTunes stores. Heroes of Dragon Age combines elements from strategy games, collectible card games and traditional RPGs by having players earn - or purchase - a collection of heroes with varying stats, which they then mix and match before heading into combat with them. The characters are rendered as 3D models arranged in lines across the battlefield, and the fights themselves play out automatically. The next proper installment in the Dragon Age franchise, Dragon Age: Inquisition, isn't due until fall of 2014, so you've got plenty of time to start collecting. No need to be dragon your feet, huh? Huh?
EA announces free-to-play Heroes of Dragon Age for mobile
EA announced Heroes of Dragon Age for mobile devices today. Developed by EA Capital Games, the free-to-play game will have players building a squad of heroes and monsters from the BioWare series for use in battle against others online. Heroes of Dragon Age will feature cross-platform multiplayer, in which players level-up their hard-earned 3D figures, earn rewards and attempt to topple friends on leaderboards. EA has not revealed the game's release date or which platforms it will come to, though iOS and Android are a safe bet.
