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Titan Quest: Legendary Edition ($19.99) for iOS and Android by Handy Games has gotten its biggest discount yet since it released back in 2021 Titan Quest: Legendary Edition isn’t the first time Titan Quest has been on mobile. We’ve had a lot happen with the game. Read this if you’re curious. Since launch, Titan Quest: Legendary Edition has seen discounts and updates like bringing in controller support, pet and potion settings, cut-scene subtitles, and a lot more. Today, Titan Quest: Legendary Edition has gotten its biggest discount on both iOS and Android since launching. If you’ve been interesting in playing it on mobile, this is the version to get. Check out a screenshot from the mobile version below:

Titan Quest: Legendary Edition is down to $11.99 for a limited time. While it does have two in app purchases for DLC, they are both free since Titan Quest: Legendary Edition has all DLC and content included in its asking price. It usually is $19.99 on mobile. You can now grab Titan Quest: Legendary Edition on the App Store for iOS here and Google Play for Android here at a discount. The original Titan Quest HD ($7.99) is also available at a lower price since you need to buy the DLCs separately. Make sure to head over to our forum thread for more discussion around Titan Quest: Legendary Edition and the DLC. Have you played Titan Quest: Legendary Edition on mobile yet?

Back in late 2021, Square Enix released a new card-based RPG Voice of Cards: The Isle Dragon Roars on PS4, Nintendo Switch, and PC featuring some of the staff behind the NieR and Drakengard games. This included Yoko Taro, Yosuke Saito, Keiichi Okabe, and more. Since then, Square Enix released two more entries with the newest one having released in September 2022 in the form of Voice of Cards: The Beasts of Burden. When I played them on Nintendo Switch, I liked all three, and even got the first one on Steam. Today, Square Enix has surprise released (via Gematsu) the Voice of Cards Trilogy on iOS and Android as premium games. The games are available individually alongside a demo. On PS4, Switch, and Steam, Square Enix has also released two new bundles offering all three games with or without the optional DLC. If you’ve not played any game in the series yet, watch the trailer below:

The demo offers Chapter 0 of Voice of Cards: The Isle Dragon Roars for free on iOS and Android. If you’d like to grab them, I’ve linked them below for iOS and Android:

• Voice of Cards: The Isle Dragon Roars Chapter 0 Demo – iOS, Android
• Voice of Cards: The Isle Dragon Roars – iOS, Android
• Voice of Cards: The Forsaken Maiden – iOS, Android
• Voice of Cards: The Beasts of Burden – iOS, Android

It is worth noting that the games are priced at $29.99 each on console and PC with optional DLC also available. On mobile, the games are $11.99 each with about $5 of optional DLC through in app purchases. There is no bundle on iOS offering a discount for the games and DLC as of this writing. On PC and console, the bundle will be priced at $49.99 for the games and $64.99 for the games and all DLC. The bundles should go live on Steam here and here.

I’m going to be reviewing all three games in the trilogy in the near future. When I played them on Nintendo Switch, I always felt they would be a perfect fit for mobile with touch support already implemented. Hopefully the mobile versions don’t have the same performance issues the Switch verions had. Have you played the Voice of Cards games before or will you be trying them out through the mobile releases today?

[Source: Gematsu]

Dysmantle from 10tons is one of our favorite games of 2022. We also featured it as our our Game of the Week when it hit iOS. Your aim in Dysmantle is to escape the island by breaking everything for materials, fight creatures, survive, build outputs, and more. It also has puzzles above and below the ground in the Tombs of the Old Ones, fishing, and cooking. Today, it has gotten its first discount since launching on iOS. Dysmantle is down to 50% off for a limited time making it an even better deal. Watch the Dysmantle announcement trailer below to get an idea of how it looks in action:

Dysmantle is priced at $19.99 on console and PC usually. The iOS version is usually priced at $9.99 (or regional equivalent). It is down to $4.99 for a limited time. If you’d like to play Dysmantle on iOS, you can grab it here on the App Store. Check out the official website for Dysmantle here. Make sure to head over to our forum thread for more discussion around it here. If you’ve already gotten the game, make sure to check out the Underworld DLC. Have you played Dysmantle yet on mobile or any other platform yet or will you be grabbing it with this discount on iOS?

Gorgeous pixel art adventure game Unreal Life ($6.99) from hako life and room6 hit mobile platforms following its release on PC and Nintendo Switch. Before hitting mobile, Shaun covered it at TGS 2018. Today, Unreal Life has been discounted by about 40% off on all platforms. If you’ve not tried it yet, Unreal Life has you playing as a girl who has lost her memories but only remembers one name: “Miss Sakura”. You try and find Miss Sakura with the help of a traffic light and have the ability to read the memories of objects you touch. The discount has rolled out worldwide now. I need to get around to replaying it for review, but Unreal Life is a special experience, and is definitely worth grabbing if you enjoy these kinds of games. Watch the Unreal Life mobile gameplay trailer below:

Unreal Life is cheapest on mobile followed by Steam and the Nintendo Switch. It is regularly priced at $22.99 on Nintendo Switch, but is down to $13.79 right now. It is down to $11.99 from its $19.99 price point on Steam. On mobile, it is about $3.99 on iOS and Android. You can buy it on the App Store for iOS here and on Google Play for Android here. Check out the official English website for Unreal Life here. I just downloaded it on Nintendo Switch to try out and compare with how the game runs on mobile and Steam Deck. Have you played Unreal Life on any platform yet or will you be taking advantage of this sale?

Following the previous ACA NeoGeo mobile release of the classic fighter Real Bout Fatal Fury Special, Hamster and SNK have released the shoot ’em up Ghost Pilots ($3.99) on iOS and Android worldwide. Ghost Pilots debuted in 1991 and it dealt with fighting two powerful nations invading their own country. The shoot ’em up is out now on mobile worldwide with the usual features in Hamster releases. If you’ve not kept up with the ACA NeoGeo releases and want to check out some good shoot ’em ups read Shaun’s post here here. Shaun also put together a list of the best fighting games in this series if you aren’t sure where to start. Check it out here. Check out a screenshot from the Android version of Ghost Pilots below:

You can buy Ghost Pilots ACA NeoGeo on the App Store for iOS here and on Google Play for Android here. As with prior releases on mobile, this costs half of what it does on consoles at $3.99. If you’ve not heard of the series or seen it in action on mobile yet, Shaun has reviewed most of the releases so far in the ACA NeoGeo series on iOS. Check out his reviews for Sengoku 2 here, Top Hunter Roddy & Cathy here, Samurai Shodown IV here, Alpha Mission II here, Metal Slug 5 here, Shock Troopers here, NAM-1975 here, ZED BLADE here, PUZZLED here, The King of Fighters 2002 here, Big Tournament Golf here, King of the Monsters here, Last Resort here, Aero Fighters 2 here, Burning Fight here, Robo Army here, Mutation Nation here, Twinkle Star Sprites here, Aero Fighters 3 here, Prehistoric Isle 2 here, Sengoku 3 here, and Samurai Shodown III here. Check out the official website for the series on mobile here. What’s your favorite recent ACA NeoGeo release and are you grabbing today’s release?

Capcom has discounted both Monster Hunter Stories ($4.99) and Ace Attorney Trilogy ($17.99) on iOS and Android until March 22nd. The former is also available as an App Store Great in Apple Arcade if you are a subscriber. Monster Hunter Stories features gorgeous visuals, massively upgraded performance over the 3DS original, and turn-based combat. If you’ve not played it yet, the iOS and Android versions are the definitive versions right now. Watch the trailer for it below:

Ace Attorney Trilogy on mobile is a new release that is based on the console and PC version from a few years ago. Read my review of Ace Attorney Trilogy on iOS here. Watch the trailer for the new mobile version below:

With today’s discounts, Monster Hunter Stories is available at $4.99 down from $19.99 until March 22nd. Read Shaun’s Monster Hunter Stories review here. We also featured it as our Game of the Week when it launched. If you aren’t sure if it is something you will enjoy, give the demo a shot and decide whether you want to buy it while the discount is still on. The demo is available as MHST The Adventure Begins . The full game is available for $4.99 on the App Store here and Google Play here. The new Ace Attorney Trilogy release is usually priced at $24.99 and it is down to $17.99 for a limited time. Check it out on iOS here and Android here. I’m still hoping we get The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles on mobile soon outside Japan. Have you played Ace Attorney Trilogy or Monster Hunter Stories on any platform yet?

During the Minecraft Monthly news show, Mojang and Microsoft revealed the official name and more details for the Minecraft ($6.99) 1.20 update. Minecraft 1.20 is now called the Trails and Tales update. If you’ve not kept up with the main game recently, we finally had the big ‘Wild update’ arrive alongside keyboard and mouse support on iOS before. The Minecraft Trails and Tales update arrives later this year with a focus on self-expression, creativity, and intrinsic motivation. The team wants this update to allow players to tell more Minecraft stories and share them. Watch the full Minecraft 1.20 Trails and Tales update reveal in the Minecraft Monthly news show below:

If you’ve not played Minecraft for a while, now is a great time to jump in. I’m curious to see how the main Minecraft game evolves this year leading up to the Trails and Tales update. Hopefully this year also sees mobile get Minecraft Dungeons with cross play, but I still will not hold my breath for it. Minecraft keeps improving, and it is good to see a lot planned for 2023 already. We will likely get the release date soon if it is arriving before June, or Microsoft will likely announce it during its potential June showcase. Have you played Minecraft recently on mobile on any other platform and what do you think of the upcoming PC and console game Minecraft Legends?