Witch Wars is a fast-paced, addictive Match-3 game with an unusual twist: It pits you toe-to-toe against other players in an intense online versus arena. If you want to best the competition, you’re going to need more than just a fast finger. Our handy dandy Witch Wars guide has all the info and strategies you’ll need to consistently come out on top.
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Witch Wars Puzzle Strategy Guide: Tips and Tricks
June 5th, 2012 by Mark A. BrooksReview: Witch Wars (iOS)
May 22nd, 2012 by Fade to Slack
I haven’t particularly seen eye-to-eye with Com2uS over the last year or so. They’re a solid developer out of South Korea that’s making quite a name for itself in the mobile space, but that name is also synonymous with shady in-app purchases. From their social games to their mobile gaming staples, there’s a good chance their games are consciously going to try bleeding a little extra cash from their users. If there’s one thing Com2uS does particularly well, though, it’s competitive multiplayer.
Witch Wars is Com2uS’ latest game. It’s likely their best game yet.
Correction: Witch Wars totally not Dungeon Raid… bummer.
May 3rd, 2012 by Fade to SlackA couple days back, I tossed out a preview for Com2uS’ Witch Wars with, really, next to no information and a shitload of speculation. The game definitely looked like Dungeon Raid, perhaps the best (and most unique) match-3 in the App Store, but with multiplayer elements. I should have known better, though.
Com2uS just posted the above trailer for Witch Wars over on YouTube. Within seconds, you can tell the only things the game have in common are what led me to believe it was like Dungeon Raid in the first place: swords leaning to the right and a 6×6 grid.
Witch Wars by Com2uS looks like Dungeon Raid, prettier
April 30th, 2012 by Fade to Slack
Com2uS just posted a few preview screens for their next iOS release, Witch Wars. With little information to be found, I’ve got to go with what I see here.
Witch Wars looks very similar to Dungeon Raid, though in landscape mode, with different items to be matched in a 6×6 grid. However, whereas Dungeon Raid went with a minimalist presentation, Witch Wars appears bright and vivid. There’s no telling, at this point, if the game actually PLAYS like Dungeon Raid. It may be a simplified take on Puzzle Quest as well. I’m hoping it’s the path less traveled.
Review: Magic Tree (iOS)
April 21st, 2012 by Fade to Slack
Last month, I went negative pretty early on Magic Tree by Com2uS. I was told by a representative that the preview I was down on was an early look, not quite ready for press, and that I should give the game a try. I agreed to give Com2uS another shot, even though they’ve disappointed me in the past.
When you first boot up the game, you are prompted for your Com2uS Hub information. After logging in (or creating an account), the game selects your character’s name and sex based off the provided information. I understand, as this could be a holdover from some strict Korean laws regarding gaming and the Internet. It could also be Com2uS looking to curtail men scamming other men with female avatars. That’s cool with me seeing as I’ve no interest in creating a female character, but I’m sure a lot of people will have an issue with this.
Magic Tree’s Chocolate Tree is Definitely Made of Shit
April 19th, 2012 by Fade to SlackSo, remember how I said the magic Chocolate Trees in Magic Tree by Korean developer Com2uS looked like they were made of shit? No? Well, I did.
I’m PRETTY SURE that was intentional, now. Check out the little flies and the fly icon about the tree. “Like flies on chocolate” isn’t how I remember the saying.
It’s been a while since I used feces as foreshadowing, but I’ve a review on the way.
HOMERUN BATTLE 2′s current item sale is broken.
April 13th, 2012 by Fade to SlackCom2uS recently updated HOMERUN BATTLE 2 to version 1.0.6, which saw many minor improvements. Among them were a better advancement curve with new achievements, new costumes, and the ability to purchase goldball uniforms piece-by-piece, now.
Between this update and the 300 star giveaway, I was starting to feel a little bit better about HOMERUN BATTLE 2. All it takes, though, is just one problem to bring all those good feelings down.







