He used Freeblade to demonstrate the new graphics processor on the iPhone. One of the last presenters was Andy Wafer the CEO and Co-Founder of Pixel Toys. In order to highlight the leap in performance that it had over the previous models Apple had a few developers demonstrate some of the features using their software. At an Apple Special Event the details on the new iPhone 6 and new iPad were announced. I love the universe that Games Workshop had created but most of their video games left much to be desired.

I wasn't sold when it was first announced. Sony and Nintendo, I'm looking right at you! The cheap and mindless games about birds and candy may be more popular with audiences, and may make more money for the developers, however the era of the heavyweight mobile games has officially arrived. Why is that? Freeblade looks as good and plays as good (if not better!) than some of the best AAA titles you would find on the portable consoles. After playing it however I'd say that at $49.99 the game would be a bargain. It's a strange dilemma for developers to be in. Let's face it, if the game was priced at $24.99 on the iTunes Store with everything unlocked from then nobody would buy it because there are thousands of free games available. Microtransactions are the bane of many game players but they are the necessary evil of the mobile market. Those that buy the in-game features get to extend their play and enjoy the title in more ways. From a design, control and execution perspective the game itself deserves 5 stars but I would argue it is being penalized by the pay-to-play market.

Which is nothing to complain about given that this is a free to download and free to play title. Why isn't it a perfect 5-star game? The answer is simple, the game entices you to receive bonuses if you sit through a 30 second commercial for other games. The reviews so far have been very positive, earning a 4 1/2 star average on the iTunes Store from thousands of players. The game was one of the featured titles on the iTunes Store and an Editor's Choice when it debuted in late 2015. I want to do a quick review on the new iOS game Freeblade by Pixeltoys.

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