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Dodge, crouch, and run your way out of the dungeon in Shrouded Citadel, the upcoming Augmented Reality game from Pifer Studios. The first-person AR adventure tasks you with solving various puzzles and avoiding death traps to make it out of the dungeon unscathed, all through 1:1 scale movements you actually have to do in real life. Coupled with exhilarating sound effects set in a vivid 3D environment, the unique experience makes things even more engaging as you shoot your plasma gun at incoming enemy fire or hide behind cover to avoid fire blasts. The goal is to collect a certain number of idols per floor so you can unlock the gate onto the next one - but only if you can manage to survive the traps and obstacles along the way. Players will not only have to keep moving to stay alive, but they’ll also have to try and make sense of the figurative shroud that surrounds the Citadel and conceals its truths. Both malevolent and benevolent forces will be at work to either help you or stop you,

One of the key themes of Gameloft boss Michel Guillemot's keynote speech at GDC Mobile yesterday was the idea that the mobile games market did flatten out at the end of 2007, but that it'll start growing again in the second half of this year. Now industry analyst M:Metrics has released figures that appear to support his view. The company says that while more people are playing mobile games, the number of people actually downloading new titles has remained flat over the last year. Specifically, M:Metrics says that in the UK 28.7 per cent of mobile users played a mobile game in December - compared to, er, 29.1 per cent in December 2006. In the same time period the percentage of users who played games they'd previously downloaded stayed flat at 10.6 per cent in December. Worse still (if you're a publisher), M:Metrics reckons that in December 2007, 4.6 per cent of UK mobile users downloaded a game, compared to 4.9 per cent in December 2006. There are bright spots. Take the

LINE Games has revealed a few new titles it will be released throughout 2021 and 2022 in a new keynote at LPG 2021 held in South Korea. Among the new titles revealed, LINE Games announced that a sequel to Crystal Hearts will be coming to mobile devices in 2022. Crystal Hearts 2: Compass of Dimension will be set two decades after the original game, and succeeds the series’ soft coloured fairy tale art style, enhanced with modern high-end 3D graphics. It will be set in the world of Arkan and features exciting adventures and rich strategic content for you to dive into. For the unaware, Crystal Hearts was a mobile RPG set in a fantasy world where you play as a group of adventurers headed by Emil, a young warrior, and your party must set out to protect several mysterious crystals. The combat was in real-time, where your character would automatically attack the nearest enemy unless you assigned them a specific action. This ensured that your party was always busy doing something and not idlin

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