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Rabbids Heroes is a Rabbids game which soft-launched on iOS and Android in selective countries, such as Canada, in 2016. The game was a turn-based RPG where the player got to compete with other players online and earn more cards and characters. In October 2016 it was announced that the game would be discontinued November 15th. After the announcement, all in-app purchases became inaccessible and all players were given 15000 gold in the game as a compensation.

Fish RPG borrows gameplay elements from The Walking Fish, a game the pioneered the world of fish gaming.

Peter Griffin has just spent Meg's college fund on a freakin' sweet medieval catapult. Help him achieve greatness as he tries to smash the record for the world's longest unaided human flight.

The 12th installment of the pachinko simulator series by Sanyo Bussan, a pachinko manufacturer in partnership with Irem Software Engineering. The series features pachinko machines produced by Sanyo Bussan and is known by the abbreviated title "Pachipara," starting from this installment, transitioning from its previous title, "Sanyo Pachinko Paradise." The featured pachinko machine in this installment is "Daikai Monogatari" (The Tale of the Great Sea). Additionally, the familiar story mode, "Pachipro Fūunroku" (Pachinko Professional Chronicles), is included as the fourth installment titled "Pachipro Fūunroku 4: The Silver Ball Murder Case." The Pachipro Fūunroku series has been included since "Pachipara 8" and is characterized by elements of gal games and oddly serious storytelling (with some absurd game elements) despite being a pachinko game. While the previous three installments had a top-down view, this installment showcases an expanded potential for the game as it adopts the same game engine as "Ponkotsu Roman Daikatsugeki Bumpy Trot," a game developed and released by the same company.

Talking Zombatar was a Talking Tom-like video game for iOS and Android that was being developed by PopCap and was going to be published by EA. That game featured a zombie who, if spoken to, would repeat what the user said back to them. The zombie could dance and be dressed up; there was also a camera with AR support for users to take photos and videos with. It is unknown why this game was canceled.

They thought camp would be fun. But it wasn't. Because they're dead. Hunt down your camper victims and rack up a monster score while playing as SkullFace, the masked 1980s horror movie slasher hell-bent on revenge. Gain XP for each murderlicious run and unlock new iconic slashers, crazy new weapons and goretastic mini-games.

From the creator of PaRappa the Rapper, find out how stubbing toes sounds in different languages