Smash Champs Strategy Guide - How to Unlock All Champs Tips and Tricks!

Smash or get smashed! Smash Champs is a arcade adventure game by Kiloo, jam-packed with action as you are going to train and form a group of fiercest fighters to become Champion, combat other trainers, win battles and rise through the ranks. It's a bit similar to Fruit Ninja since you will be doing lots of swiping  here yet it's unique virtual fights game play experience makes it much more exciting and fiercely fun.

Just your luck that you dropped by, we will  give you a head start and some basics tips  that will help you not only to progress through the game but to UNLOCK all Champs in no time. So, stick your eyes and keep on reading because there's a  long journey ahead to catch up.

1. It's A Swipe-'em-up Game, So Keep on Swiping!

Like in Fruit Ninja game, you need to swipe as much ball as you can. However, there are some obstacles that you need to avoid as like bombs in the famous fruit slicing game. Do your best to avoid these little rascals at all time. During your training with your sensei, he often mixed up bombs when he throws the balls, hitting the bombs will blow away all the balls on the screen which affects your training score, so keep an eye on it. You will too get great bonus if able to clear row of balls in a single motion,  performing combos, if you played Fruit Ninja before, then I guess it you know how to pull the trick. Well, for those who haven't, you need to slash through the multiple balls in one strike, it needs precision and speed, check for clear opening where you could possible swipe all the balls in one swoosh.

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Halfbrick Looks Forward on Fruit Ninja New Update Release

The slice and dice saga continues as Halfbrick recently announced that a new update of Fruit Ninja will be released this early October in the App Store, Google Play, and Amazon Appstore. Halfbrick would not just bring this fruit-slicing game back on our platforms as the game comes with a new makeover scheme and juicy adventures.

Who would thought that Halfbrick will come out with the idea of dragging Fruit Ninja back on the grid. Some maybe happy for it considering its success, but I'm not sure if it will score a good market like before since it will be competing quite a lot of good games out there, more to say that this fruit-slicing game will have a hard time reclaiming its crown when everyone is too busy stealing booties in Plunder Pirates, raising incredible pets in Amazing Battle Creatures and battling heinous villains  in Spider-Man Unlimited. Although the game is used to be everyone's favorite, a casual game yet so challenging, I think Halfbrick needs more than a good title to believe that Fruit Ninja won't end up flopping. By the way, for those who haven't played Fruit Ninja yet, it's some like a shooting gallery type, but rather than tapping to shoot, you'll be swiping your device's screen to slice the fruits.

Beside Rovio's Angry Birds, Fruit Ninja had its glory when it was released way back in April 2010 for iPod Touch and iPhone devices, where it was received well by gamers and  enthusiasts alike, racked up more than 500 million downloads worldwide. Few months later its booming success in Apple's iOS version, they followed a release on different other platforms such Windows Phone, Andriod, Symbian OS, Bada OS, etc.  It's simple but sleek as most reviewers quoted it, and considering that the game delivers an addictive gameplay in low cost, the reason it hits the benchmarks incredibly good.

So what's surprising about the new update? The game was dressed with new improved menu system, which makes selecting play modes and the right option even more efficient and sleeker, as Halfbrick ensures that the steps between playing, equipping new gear and using social features are all simplified.

Other great improvements are all gameplay related. Before starting, you can now equip yourself with different blades and dojos, which were only cosmetic before. And some of these items comes with a unique effect to improve gameplay experience. For instance, the "Autumn Blade" creates a fruit-swirling tornado every time you slice a pineapple and the "Great Wave" dojo, for instance, periodically spawns 10 fruit at once while. Players can also now track keep track of their scores with the online leaderboards feature as one of the improvements of the game's online feature.

Notably, Halfbrick had worked hard just to add more depth and fun to slicing, pushing the game to a whole different level. Hot or not, who knows? It may reclaim its glory or break a new record, let's just see and find out, but one thing I'm quite sure of, it's a FUN,FUN,FUN game worth trying.

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Pac-Man Championship Edition DX Having Soft-lunch On The New Zealand App Store

Bandai Namco ever most famous video game series Pac-Man are now are having some soft-lunched on the New Zealand App Store to be known as Pac-Man Championship Edition DX. This classic cool game is known to its challenging gameplay and now having some modern forms added to the game.

However the new version of the gameplay comes with some few issues. Will this game is a free-to-play title rather than a premium game. Even thou the game sequence is same as the old one as what you played from Xbox 360 or PS3 there are still some notable difference from it.

Pac-Man Championship Edition DX  the games is mostly the same game. It means you will still be eating some white pellets and fruit around the neon colored mazes to score points. But thanks to our modern type of thinking this days of gaming they have added some few tricks and features to the that could spice up the classic gameplay of Pac-man and making it just as fun as might have seen.

Pac-Man Championship Edition DX  have added some sleeping ghosts that chase you once you've passed them, and conga lines of rainbow ghosts for huge points.

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