Fury Turn vs Despot's Game

Save the scientists! Prevent biological catastrophe! Eat all the burgers on the way! An amazing combination of story game, turn-based tactical action and puzzles. Evacuate scientists on a helicopter, do selfie against the background of apocalyptic landscapes, take part in massive battles of enemy and friendly monsters, and even take control of one of them! This game has a plot, tiny story cartoons and cutscenes! A lot of artful enemies, each with their abilities, strengths and weaknesses waiting for you in the most unexpected places, and sometimes just drop right on your head! And you will have an incredible boss at the end of each chapter! Use all the skills to defeat him (it will not be easy!) Mad daily mode! Avoid waves of jelly in dynamic daily trials and earn coins! In the game there are different types of controls, gestures and virtual joystick (recommended for weaker devices). Description of gestures: - swipe to make a move - swipe and hold, for running - Tap on the enemy at gunpoint to attack him! You can also play Fury Turn with a gamepad connected to your device. Important information: The abilities and unique characteristics of the characters work ONLY in daily mode!

Available for free: 4 levels of the game and 10 attempts per day in Brawl mode. The full version can be unlocked with one payment in the game. *Supported Devices: iPhone 8 Plus, Apple iPad Pro 12.9 (2015) and above. iPod Touches are not supported. Let's play a game: I'll give you some puny humans, and you try to help them make it through my labyrinth. No, you won't be controlling them in battles - they'll fight automatically! My game is about strategy and praying to RNGesus, not mashing buttons. You can buy items for the humans: swords, crossbows, coffins, stale pretzels. Plus, I'll let you give them cool mutations! A few Topochlorians in the blood and some Crocodile Skin never hurt anyone. There's one catch, though: if you die, you have to start over entirely, and the whole world will be generated again from scratch. Yes, my game is a roguelike game. Well, roguelite, if you're a nerd who loves compartmentalizing us creators into strict genres. I almost forgot: my game has a multiplayer mode, too! But I'm not going to tell you anything about it, because King of the Hill is a special secret multiplayer mode that only unlocks once you beat the game. * sincerely, with disrespect for puny humans, your local evil AI: d'Spot