Multiplayer games - hotseat iOS
In hot seat mode, as in shared or split-screen, the game is played locally on a single console or computer. Two or more players do not play at the same time, however, but in turns. This form of multiplayer is most common in turn-based strategy games (e.g. Worms, Heroes of Might and Magic), card games, board games, etc.
Heroes of Might & Magic III: HD Edition
Strategy 29 January 2015
A remastered edition of one of the most well-received installments of the legendary Heroes of Might & Magic series, created for the 15th anniversary of the game's original release and the 20th anniversary of the franchise. It was commissioned by Ubisoft and developed by DotEmu, known e.g. from the remake of the cult platform game Another World. The contents of the HD edition are the same as the base game (no expansions included) and consist of 7 story campaigns (about 50 maps in total), a skirmish mode and a functional editor. Compared to the original, the key changes are the upgraded wide-screen-compatible HD visuals. The graphics are now sharper and more clear-cut, which is the result of reprogramming over 25,000 elements and models. The multiplayer mode has also been upgraded, both in the local “hotseat” mode and the online one. Also, for the first time ever, a version for mobile devices was created.
Might & Magic: Clash of Heroes
Strategy 23 January 2013
A spin-off of the popular Might & Magic series by Capybara Games, originally released for Nintendo DS, and later also for PC and the eight generation consoles. It is a combination of logic puzzle games and turn-based strategies with significant plot, and visuals-wise it resembles a jRPG. The story was divided into 5 episodes, during which you have to complete quests, explore the world, talk to NPCs, and, of course, fight enemies. The game focuses strongly on creating and managing your team, consisting of e.g. knights, elves, wizards, necromancers, or tamed demons. It allows you to use various strategies and your troops' special abilities in battle. The single player mode is complemented by an online and a local multiplayer mode, in which your team competes against other players' teams.
Age of History II
Strategy 27 May 2019
The second part of the series of turn-based strategy games, developed by the Polish developer Lukasz Jakowski. In Age of History II, the players take control of one of the eponymous civilizations and lead it to world domination.
Order of Battle: World War II
Strategy canceled
Order of Battle: World War II is a classic turn-based strategy set during WWII, and a debut game by a studio from Luxemburg, called The Aristocrats. The game was initially supposed to be released as a standalone title called Order of Battle: Pacific, but around a year into the production it was decided that it should become a free-to-play game – on the same occasion, the title has been changed. The title combines old-school mechanics, based on games such as Panzer General, with modern 3D graphics. The gameplay is conducted in a turn-based system on typical hexagons. The game, along with its expansions, provides hundreds of units with unique specialties, realistic yet approachable support system and a plethora of legendary commanders providing different bonuses for their armies. In the base version of the game, there is one training camp, serving as a tutorial, and one scenario from each available DLC.
Sid Meier's Starships
Strategy 12 March 2015
Another entry in the strategy game series created by the legendary developer Sid Meier. In a way it us a continuation to the Civilization franchise, especially Beyond Earth, to which it is connected with its story. What is different is that this time we leave our planet’s surface and focus on managing a fleet of vessels in space. We lead an expedition with a task to save a distant civilization from doom, which requires protecting certain planets and eliminating things that threaten them. Class units are replaced by spaceships, which we can modify and upgrade freely. There is also a complex technology tree known from Civilization games, and victory can be achieved in several ways. Sid Meier’s Starships uses the engine from last few entries in the series, although the visuals have been slightly simplified on mobile devices.
Talisman: The Horus Heresy
Strategy 11 May 2016
A digital board game by Nomad Games combining the iconic Warhammer universe with the rules of the popular board game, Talisman. The story is based on the “Horus Heresy” trilogy by Dan Abnett and takes place in 31st millennium, when humanity flourishes under the rule of a gracious Emperor. When he had suddenly withdrawn from the frontlines, and Horus, his favorite son whom he promoted to the rank of Warmaster, objected to his ambitious plans, a great civil war breaks out. In Talisman: The Horus Heresy, the players assume the role of one of 8 playable characters divided into two groups: the loyalists or the traitors and take command of one division of Space Marines. The gameplay mechanics employ the solutions of the Talisman series, although the scale is incomparably bigger because the board spans across the entire galaxy.
Sid Meier's Ace Patrol: Pacific Skies
Strategy 06 November 2013
Continuation of the Sid Meier's Ace Patrol turn-based aviation strategy issued in August 2013. The action of the game was set in the realities of World War II, and players have the opportunity to play the roles of American and Japanese pilots fighting for control of the skies over the Pacific. The title was produced by Firaxis Games development studio under the direction of Sid Meier, the creator of the Civilization series.
Scythe: Digital Edition
Strategy TBA
Video game adaptation of a tabletop game set in the 1920+ Universe created by Jakub Rozalski. In this universe, the battlefields from the first half of the 20th century are filled not only with units one might know from history books but also mechs. In Scythe: Digital Edition the players become leaders of chosen factions with a mission to dominate Eastern Europe. The game features both single and multiplayer modes.
Wormix
Strategy 10 August 2013
A turn-based tactical game inspired by the Worms series. At Wormix (on personal computers - Bombix), we take control of a branch consisting of representatives of one of several different races and take part in the struggle for death and life, waged on two-dimensional boards generated procedurally. The title allows you to play alone as well as to fight battles in multiplayer mode.
Monopoly Millionaire
Party 11 October 2012
Another variation on one of the most popular social games in history, developed in cooperation with Electronic Arts and Hasbro. The aim of the game is to multiply your fortune, and the player who first reaches the wealth limit wins. Special cards, which provide random bonuses to be used to the detriment of other players, add variety to the game.
Five Tribes
Strategy canceled
An electronic version of the popular card game in which we fight for influence in the fairytale Sultanate of Naquali. The digital edition of the game was developed by Asmodee Digital.
A Game of Thrones: The Board Game - Digital Edition
Strategy 08 April 2021
A Game of Thrones: The Board Game - Digital Edition is a digital adaptation of a strategic board game called The Game of Thrones, in which, representing one of the great families of Westeros, we strive for a military and economic victory, i.e. the acquisition of the Iron Throne.
D&D Lords of Waterdeep
Strategy 21 November 2013
Electronic adaptation of the popular board game Wizards of the Coast. The game is designed for up to 5 players, who play the role of title lords, competing for influence and power in Waterdeep - a city known for its Forgotten Realms universe.
DrawRace 2: Racing Evolved
Racing 01 September 2011
Continuation of the unusual racing game RedLynx studio from 2009. In the game, we don't participate directly in the racing competition, and our role is limited to drawing the optimal track with a finger on the screen - with the speed of drawing affecting the final speed of the car. During the race we act as observers, having only the option of using an afterburner.
Blood Bowl
Sports 28 July 2014
A brutal game referring to American football, reminiscent of Speedball and Chaos League. We command teams consisting of representatives of different races, known from the Warhammer universe.
Age of Conquest IV
Strategy 27 May 2016
A turn-based strategy game that combines the rules of Risk, a popular board game, with the gameplay solutions employed in the Total War series. Noble Master’s production is based on the free-to-play model and offers optional microtransactions; the free version includes one map, while the remaining ones need to be purchased. In Age of Conquest IV, the player becomes the head of one of the several available nations — ancient, medieval, or later ones — and their goal is to progressively conquer the territories controlled by other participants. Matches take place on different maps that can span across Europe, the colonial areas, Asian empires, North America, or even the entire globe. The decisions concerning economic development, military management, and waging war are taken in turns. Age of Conquest IV offers various solo and multiplayer game modes. The players can compete in the free-for-all mode or form teams with the users of other platforms. The title features simple and clear graphics as well as an intelligible map and scenario editor.
Battlefleet Gothic: Leviathan
Strategy 07 July 2016
A mobile battle-strategy game set in the world of Warhammer 40,000. It is a virtual rendition of Battlefleet Gothic - a tabletop game published by Games Workshop. Battlefleet Gothic: Leviathan was developed by Grand Cauldron and offers an extensive campaign based on the stories from expansions, comic strips and novels belonging to the Shield of Baal series. Battlefleet Gothic: Leviathan follows the Tyranids' invasion of the Cryptus system, as a result of which humanity loses majority of their ships together with Admiral Julius van Avacor. The player assumes the role of his successor who tries to hold the system until backup arrives. The player participates in turn-based battles set in space and based on the rules of the original tabletop game. The pace of the gameplay here is slow, resembling sea battles. Taking into account both the advantages and disadvantages of different ships having their individual features and weaponry is the key to achieve success in battle. In the campaign, the player is free to pick a side, choosing either the Empire or the Tyranids. Subsequent races and missions are added over time in post-release updates.
Talisman: Digital Edition
Party 01 May 2014
A strategy game designed mainly for multiplayer play, constituting a computer adaptation of the cult board game Talisman: Revised Fourth Edition. The production and release of Talisman: Digital Edition was handled by the British studio Nomad Games in cooperation with Games Workshop. The action of the game is set in a fantasy reality, and the plot axis is to search for the artifact Crown of Command, whose owner can defeat any enemy and become the ruler of the world. The mechanics of the game is a faithful copy of the board game rules. Players have at their disposal 14 playable heroes, each of whom has different skills and weapons. The game takes place in rounds in which the participants make their moves one by one.
Galaxy of Trian
Strategy 16 July 2016
A virtual adaptation of a Polish board game of the same title. It has been developed by independent studio Grey Wizard Innovative belonging to Piotr and Ewa Zygadlo, both experienced game developers (Artifex Mundi, Grim Legends 2: Song of the Dark Swan). Galaxy of Trian is set in a science-fiction universe, in which humanity gained access to advanced technology of an alien race, Trian, and uses it to strengthen rivaling nations. Gameplay mechanics match the tabletop original. The game is a turn-based strategy played on two-dimensional board, on which the player adds triangle pieces each turn, representing planets, space stations, trade routes or nebulas. Each piece has a different score value, and the key to success is connecting them to create constructions that are worth more points. Game ends when both sides of conflict run out of pieces to place, and the winner is determined by their final score.
Worms 4
Strategy 03 September 2015
A mobile installment of the popular Worms series – strategic turn-based games in which heavily armed worms fight against each other. As usually, the title is developed by Team 17. Worms 4 is based on the well-known set of rules - there are two or more teams of worms and players who interchangeably control individual “soldiers.” The game comes down to dealing as much damage to enemies as possible in a given time frame. Worms make use of a wide arsenal of crazy weapons and gadgets, but while using them, you need to remember about the influence of gravity and wind. Moreover, almost every environment element is destructible. In comparison to previous installments, Worms 4 introduces a few changes. As it is a mobile production, the scale of battles is reduced, the teams are smaller, and the time limit reduced. The title features new kinds of weapons and some diverse game modes, including an extensive single player campaign. Naturally, multiplayer is the backbone of the game.
Legions of Steel
Strategy 17 July 2015
A science-fiction tactical turn-based strategy game and a virtual adaptation of a board game. Legions of Steel is set in the far future, in which the allied forces of The League of Aliens and the United Nations of Earth face rebellious robots. Although the battles go on across almost all of the universe, the most important front is an underground tunnel network, where the enemy's machine-building conveyors are located. Legions of Steel features two independent story campaigns, which you can play in the single player mode or the multiplayer mode. Each of the sides in the war has different units, which in turn have unique characteristics, weapons, and combat abilities. The gameplay is turn-based and utilizes a classic bird's eye view, which gives it an oldschool feel. The visuals of Legions of Steel are based on the original board game art with 3D models. You can play the game on your own or with a fellow player in the hot-seat or asynchronous PBEM++ mode.
ZEN Pinball
Arcade 07 July 2008
Virtual pinball by ZEN studio. The production offers four extensive tables, improved ball physics and a multiplayer option. In this version all available tables are available in 3D graphics.
Le Havre: The Inland Port
Party 10 November 2015
A mobile adaptation of a popular board game by Uwe Rosenberg, developed by the German Digidiced. Similarly to the original, the gameplay boils down to a struggle between two persons competing for the title of the owner of the most profitable port in the eponymous French city. The game is turn-based and involves proper infrastructure management, buying and selling buildings, as well as trading supplies. Le Havre: The Inland Port allows you to play against the artificial intelligence or living opponents (in hot seat mode or via the Internet). The gameplay is asynchronous, so we can compete with several rivals at the same time. The title offers relatively simple graphics, inspired to a large extent by the board original.
Pacific Fleet
Strategy 20 September 2012
Pacific Fleet is a strategy game and a simple simulator developed by indie studio Killerfish Games. The game takes place on the Pacific Ocean, where US Navy faces Imperial Japanese Navy in a series of grand battles. There are seventeen types of ships and eight types of planes at our disposal. Combat is turn-based and has two phases: movement and attack. The key to success lies in choosing a proper tactic. While planning our strike, we have to take under consideration the randomness of the unit placement, the weather conditions, and the day-night cycle. Pacific Fleet features both single player campaign and "hot seats" multiplayer. The game stands out among other mobile games due to its high quality visuals.