In this third part of the gameplay of Cities XL, the Monte Cristo city simulator, I set out to reach one million inhabitants and visually clean up the city. Will I get it?
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On Wednesday I played Psycho Waluigi again, the fangame starring Wario's lanky brother in which we must become the world's friends through psychic powers.
It won't be the most enjoyable cameplay in the world, but at least finally, I was able to play the correct version of Mortadelo y Filemón: Armafollón, the beat em up for mobile phones (in Java format like every game from the early 2000s) from Gameloft and BRB Internacional.
Last Wednesday I played Mortadelo y Filemón: Armafollón, the third TIA agents game for mobile... Or at least that's what I thought. Take a look so you know what I mean.
I resume my game of Cities XL trying to continue expanding my capital at all levels. Will I make it?
This time it was time to play one of those titles that belong to my private trunk of memories, that is,...
The Combogamer gameplays return with Bloody Harry, the tough cook who shoots down every vegetable zombie that gets in his way.
In this installment, we play Mort & Phil, the first Mortadelo and Filemón video game developed for mobile phones, courtesy of BRB Internacional (the same production company behind the 1994 television series), and Mobile Solutions Consulting Group.
I pick up my game of Tropico 2: Pirate Cove right where I left off last time. Have I managed to leave the settlement more or less on track?
To open our mouths for our intervention at the 2nd International Video Game Congress DIGRA Spain 2023, we played a few games of some Mortadelo and Filemón video game.
After Cities XL, this time it's the turn of Trópico 2: Pirate Cove, now live on our Twitch channel. ¡
We played Cities XL, a city simulator that, without being among the most precise, turned out to be one of the most interesting I have tried thanks to its intercity commerce and its range of economic specialization options.
I'm launching headlong into my second attempt to beat Prince of Persia live. Would I be able to beat the game this time?
We inaugurate this new section of gameplays with Alley Cat, a game starring a cat and developed by Bill Williams, through Synsoft and published by IBM.