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Aurora Feint (Free) developers Danielle Cassley and Jason Citron released a sequel to their acclaimed RPG with a Tetris Attack/Panel de Pon twist. Those of you who’ve played Puzzle Quest should be familiar with this hybridization, but Aurora Feint II: The Arena ($7.99) takes it a step further with its new focus on multiplayer competitions as an “asynchronous MMO.”
The title’s App Store description breaks down how you’ll be able to play against other players’ “ghosts” with this asynchronous gameplay:
Compete head to head against other players in the world even when they are not online. Their Ghosts will take you on in real time duels and try to mess up your game play, as if they were really there.
Additional updates you can expect with this follow-up:
- 68 levels
- Character/account transfers from Aurora Feint: The Beginning
- Continuous personal news feed
- A multi-player community
- New character classes
- Player profiles with walls
- Friend and global leaderboards
- Updated soundtrack
- New locations to explore
Unlike the original game, which was available for free, Aurora Feint II: The Arena requires an investment of $7.99 to play. After December 25th, Cassley and Citron intend to bump that price up to $9.99, their Christmas cheer and goodwill put behind them.
I’ve been waiting for this!! It is much bigger than the beginning, tonight it us slow and buggy however, but I’ll give them some slack for being so new– glad to see the intro price- already, it is worth the money.