Hipster Whale previously found success with Crossy Road, a free-to-play version of Frogger where the only things that cost money are cosmetic outfits.įounded as a two-man indie studio, the Australia-based Hipster Whale earned $10m in Crossy Road's first 90 days. Credits refresh every 10 minutes, or you can continue playing for free without the use of power-ups.Īlternatively you can pay 79p for 12 credits or £5.99 to remove the need for credits altogether. Dragon Rider: Play as Snow King (from Pecking Order challenge) about 10 rounds. Coconut Water: Play as the Tourist and collect five coconut waters in one run Crab: While you play, every time you enter a new area, swipe left and right about 50 times. There are credits to collect, too, which factor in to how the game's free-to-play mechanic works.Įach time you die you'll need to spend one credit to play. Clyde: Play as Pac-Man and eat seven or more ghosts in one power pellet session.
The first new item, a laser beam, will take out any enemies in the direction that Pac faces.
You play as Pac-Man being chased by the glitch in an endless vertically-scrolling maze.ĭotted around the pathways are the usual Ghosts and Power Pellet items, along with a selection of new Power Ups. The developer of Crossy Road has launched Pac-Man 256, a new take on Namco's classic for iPhone, iPad, Android and Kindle devices.Ģ56 plays off the infamous glitch that may occur when you pass the original Pac-Man game's 255th level.
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