While many folks likely discovered Capybara Games through the likes of Critter Crunch or even Might & Magic: Clash of Heroes, I first heard of the studio when I played Sword and Sworcery EP many years ago. I’ve been following Capybara Games since, and I even loved the games the studio was involved with like Sony’s Sound Shapes and, more recently,...

In this week’s episode of The TouchArcade Show Eli talks about his fancy new iPad Pro and the harrowing tale of how he ended up finally getting his hands on it. We then switch gears to some listener emails which includes some defense of boomers. Share your support of this movement with the #NotAllBoomers hashtag. Actual iPhone games are the next topic...

Assassin’s Creed is no stranger to the mobile platform, and in fact I was a huge fanboy of the 2016 released Assassin’s Creed Identity which took the series formula and reworked it into a more bite-sized and replayable form that worked super well on the go. As much as I enjoyed that game though, it was still a “mobile-ized" version of a major AAA franchise...

Hello gentle readers, and welcome to the SwitchArcade Round-Up for June 7th, 2024. Today’s article has a little slice of all the things we like. Some news, some new releases, some reviews, and a lot of sales. Not a whole ton of the first two categories, but we take what we can get. Our pal Mikhail has a pair of reviews for us today, looking at Megaton...

Earlier this week, Netflix announced that the co-op action RPG The Dragon Prince: Xadia () will launch on July 30th for iOS and Android. Today, pre-registrations and pre-orders are live for Wonderstorm’s game. The Dragon Prince: Xadia is developed by Wonderstorm, the creators of The Dragon Prince animated series. The Dragon Prince Season 6 begins on...

Oh, is it that time again? That time when an absolute ton of games go on sale in celebration of some sort of event on the calendar? Yes! It is June, and while E3 is dead and gone, its spirit lives on. That means lots of game announcements, but it also means sales. Now, Nintendo can’t very well call it an E3 sale when that’s no longer with us, so instead...