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Mary-Anne Lee · · 5 min read

The best of Asian mobile gaming: July 4 to July 11

Another week, another boatload of Asian mobile games to sink your teeth into! We’ve got a nice mix of puzzles and RPGs this week, and we highly, highly recommend Disney Tsum Tsum. That is all. Have fun, folks!


Shooter

Hue Hue Blaster

by Skillshot Labs (Philippines)huehue

Hue Hue Blaster is a fixed shooter similar to Space Invaders, and like Space Invaders your goal is simple: prevent aliens from getting to your base. Hue Hue Blaster adds an extra layer of complexity by having a color-coded laser system, so that blue aliens can only be blasted by the blue laser. The game gives you three colors to use, blue, red and yellow.

Things start off easy until new colors, like purple, green, and orange are added. In order to blast down these tricky bastards you’ll need to mix the appropriate colors, though that is way easier than it sounds. As the pace picks up and aliens begin to require multiple shots to take down, you’ll realise what a devious challenge Hue Hue Blaster is! The game also comes with multiple modes, including a Zen mode, which allow you to play without urgency, and relax as you blast your non-threatening alien foes. You can pick Hue Hue Blaster up for free on Android here.

Dadi vs Jellies

by Tiny Mogul Games (India)

dadi

With everyone and their grandmother clamouring for greater female representation in gaming, Indian studio Tiny Mogul Games decided to do something rather apt. It made a game where you are a grandmother. And she’s not cooking. Nor is she managing a household. Instead she’s laying waste to jelly-like monsters by the boatload.

Top-down shooter tower defense hybrid called Dadi vs Jellies has a simple, single swipe control scheme and is played in portrait mode. The art style appropriately cartoonish and there are a host of amusing power-ups to help you along the way, such as slippers and firecrackers to decimate the pesky enemies terrorising the neighborhood.

Dadi vs Jellies is available on Android and like most mobile games these days, is free-to-play.


Puzzle



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Mary-Anne Lee

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