Tag: Checkers - Latest Releases

Apr 24, 2012 - eoz games has introduced Roman Backgammon 1.0, its new gaming title for the iPhone, iPad and iPod touch. Now on sale, Roman Backgammon is a simpler, ancient version of backgammon that is fun for adults and an excellent way to introduce children to the game. Roman Backgammon unearths the roots of the classic Backgammon game to deliver a unique experience with slightly different rules and a custom mosaic game board and dice design to take you back in time.

Apr 16, 2012 - eoz games today introduces Roman Backgammon 1.0, its new gaming title for the iPhone, iPad and iPod touch. Now on sale, Roman Backgammon is a simpler, ancient version of backgammon that is fun for adults and an excellent way to introduce children to the game. Roman Backgammon unearths the roots of the classic Backgammon game to deliver a unique experience with slightly different rules and a custom mosaic game board and dice design to take you back in time.

Dec 20, 2011 - Candywriter has introduced Friendle 1.0 for iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad. Friendle includes seven classic turn-based games to play with friends, including Words, Chess, Checkers, Four, Reversi, Backgammon, and Chinese Checkers. Built-in Twitter and Facebook support makes it easy to find and challenge friends to games. Friendle can also pair two users together via its "Random Opponent" feature. Alternatively, "Pass & Play" games may be created between friends in physical proximity.

Dec 12, 2011 - Candywriter today introduces Friendle 1.0 for iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad. Friendle includes seven classic turn-based games to play with friends, including Words, Chess, Checkers, Four, Reversi, Backgammon, and Chinese Checkers. Built-in Twitter and Facebook support makes it easy to find and challenge friends to games. Friendle can also pair two users together via its "Random Opponent" feature. Alternatively, "Pass & Play" games may be created between friends in physical proximity.

Nov 26, 2011 - The Gameshock introduces Space-Checkers for iPhone and iPad, an app which able to hold up 6 players. The game takes place in space, with lots of 3D stars on background and bright beacons instead of regular checkers. All that creates as well as other features creates a great atmosphere. Player can zoom in to see all the possible moves which are conveniently highlighted. Zoom out - and you will see the overall tactical screen. Player can compete AI with three classic difficulty levels.

Jul 08, 2010 - SkyVu Pictures has released Dragon Checkers 1.0, their new iPad game. Inspired by the artwork of the StoryBoy book app, All About Dragons, the game is a themed twist on the traditional board game, complete with dragon checker pieces and dragon roars. Dragon Checkers features eight dragon characters where players can learn interesting facts about each dragon character. Play in one-player or two-player mode and more.

Jun 30, 2010 - SkyVu Pictures today launched Dragon Checkers 1.0, their new iPad game. Inspired by the artwork of the StoryBoy book app, All About Dragons, the game is a themed twist on the traditional board game, complete with dragon checker pieces and dragon roars. Dragon Checkers features eight dragon characters where players can learn interesting facts about each dragon character. Play in one-player or two-player mode and more.

Apr 14, 2010 - yianni-software has released Chance! 1.0 for Apple's revolutionary iPad device. What Chance! has over checkers is that more than one playing piece can occupy a tile. Excitement is added to the game when partly broken playing tiles break as a player passes over them. Unlike the traditional game of Ludo, players can take a risk and land on chance tiles which can yield either good or bad outcomes, including the ability to smash or repair tiles.

Apr 06, 2010 - yianni-software today announces Chance! 1.0 for Apple's revolutionary iPad device. What Chance! has over checkers is that more than one playing piece can occupy a tile. Excitement is added to the game when partly broken playing tiles break as a player passes over them. Unlike the traditional game of Ludo, players can take a risk and land on chance tiles which can yield either good or bad outcomes, including the ability to smash or repair tiles.