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4、<p>It's been a good while of waiting, watching, and reporting, but Feral Interactive's latest mobile venture, Tropico, is out now on iPad. You can grab it on the App Store for £11.99/$11.99 Sorry, iPhone-users. <p>Tropico is out now for iPad! Buy once, rule forever!Welcome to Tropico, an island nation in dire need of an inspirational leader. (Psst. That’s you.)Buy the full game on the App Store for £11.99 / $11.99 / €12.99 and start pulling the levers of power: https://t.co/ptShWsvm2X pic.twitter.com/ggkl0mesHd— Feral Interactive (@feralgames) December 18, 2018 Yep, it's time to get stuck into ruling the isle of Tropico as El Presidente. Manage this land as best you can and run things however you like, from its military to its buildings, trade, people, and more. Want it to be a tourist-attracting city? Do it. A leading development in industry? It can be done.</p><p>It's about keeping the people happy and rewarding your most loyal supporters - all to keep you in power, of course. Sweetening public opinions and defusing tense situations always helps, too.</p><p>While it's on iPad now, we'd be surprised if the game didn't eventually work its way to iPhone and Android devices in the future, much like ROME: Total War. Be sure to check out the iPad requirements before investing and happy ruling!</p><p>The Bonfire 2: Uncharted Shores is an upcoming survival that serves as a sequel to the excellent The Bonfire: Forsaken Lands. There's no specific release date available yet but we do know that it will come to iOS before Android.</p><p>Like the original, The Bonfire 2 will be a survival game with resource management and clicker elements. However, the developer's have made several changes to the sequel to give players more autonomy over their settlements.</p><p>In the first game, players had to work with a static settlement where the buildings were in set positions and they had to work with this. In The Bonfire 2, they'll have complete control over where they place their buildings. The developer's say this will allow them to create more optimal resource chains such as placing the blacksmith close to an iron mine. This will give the workers less distance to travel so they'll be able to gather and deliver the resources much quicker.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>There will also now be a world map that is randomly generated. Players can send ships to explore the map in the hopes of discovering dungeons, mysterious ruins or even trading cities. This was all done automatically in the first game so this time around you'll have much more agency over this part of the game.</p><p>There's also going to be a shift in perspective. Instead of a side-scrolling camera angle, Uncharted Shores will let players view their settlements from an isometric point of view. As you can see from the screenshots it makes the game a lot more visually interesting.</p><p>The developer's also wanted the game to have more longevity than the original, which is probably the reason the game will have a randomly generated world map as this would make any additional playthroughs feel distinct from one another. Additionally, though the game itself will just take longer to complete, around 10 hours instead of 3.</p><p>The Bonfire 2: Uncharted Shores will head to iOS and Android at some point, arriving on the App Store first. It will be a premium game though no details on price are available at the moment.</p>Check out our news section to discover the latest, and greatest, games.

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• An idea whisked through Anne's brain with a suddenness that made her jump. But she did not utter it, for they had reached the Moore house. As they entered the yard Leslie came out on the veranda from the side door, peering through the gloom for some sign of her expected guest. She stood just where the warm yellow light flooded her from the open door. She wore a plain dress of cheap, cream-tinted cotton voile, with the usual girdle of crimson. Leslie was never without her touch of crimson. She had told Anne that she never felt satisfied without a gleam of red somewhere about her, if it were only a flower. To Anne, it always seemed to symbolise Leslie's glowing, pent-up personality, denied all expression save in that flaming glint. Leslie's dress was cut a little away at the neck and had short sleeves. Her arms gleamed like ivory-tinted marble. Every exquisite curve of her form was outlined in soft darkness against the light. Her hair shone in it like flame. Beyond her was a purple sky, flowering with stars over the harbor.

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