Chillingo Puns

I think chillingo is a good company to pitch my mobile game, but I do not know if this is the right link:

http://chillingo.org/about/submit-your-game/

It seems kinda sketchy with all the ads and stuff. Can anyone confirm if this is where you publish your game for revision?

Anyway, thanks!

Hey I played the original dead ahead many years ago back when Chillingo was pubishing the game. I basically completed the game doing every single challenge and unlocked everything. I want to know if its possible to somehow transfer the save data to the latest version of dead ahead be it from rooting/jailbreaking/helium or some other method since the publisher is now mobirate.

I'm worried that it wont be compatible since my version is very old and cloud save wont work since the online services for chillingo's version have been shut down 5 years ago

http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/air-mail/id490619180?mt=8

Here's the Play Store listing:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.chillingo.infearitrust.android.rowgplay1

[The trailer] (https://youtu.be/C8dBJkQx3xE) makes it look fairly decent but gives nothing away with regard to the gameplay. At 11p you could argue it's worth the gamble- but ultimately, crap is still crap. Even if it's only eleven pence worth of crap.

Is it worth our time?

I stumbled across it after reading this review by IGN. It was 99 cents. As many of you know, I don't have much of a budget for picking up games on my iPad (I'm waiting to buy Dungeon Village next month), but, I had to pick this up because it sounded like a hybrid of Settlers of Catan meets Puzzle Quest meets Bejeweled. Boy was I right.

It's crazy addictive, and it's amazing. If you haven't tried it.. I'd highly recommend it, and it's only 99 cents.

On sale:

EA:

• Dead Space
• Monopoly
• Need for Speed

Chillingo:

• Contre Jour
• Fleece Lightning
• In Fear I Trust
• Power Ping Pong
• Robbery Bob 2
• Spider Jack

https://play.google.com/store/apps/collection/promotion_3001b45_ea_10c_sale_games?hl=en

I recently installed Puzzle Craft and I built the little tent so treasure chests will pop up while in the mine or on the farm, but I'm having some trouble. I've gotten a few chests to show up so far, but I can't open them. The last one said I needed a chain of 16 trees, so I tried doing a chain of 16 trees but nothing happens!

I've tried doing the chain while starting with the map (tapping the map kept the trees highlighted), I've tried going from the map, to the chest, then getting the chain of trees, and that doesn't work either.

What am I doing wrong? How can I open these treasure chests? Please help me.

Edit: Thanks guys! I can open them now.

It is a collectible card game with a hex based strategy game play. The framework of the game is pretty similar to Hearthstone, with 20 rank month long seasons for new card backs, a draft mode where you build a deck for your choice of one of three randomly chosen factions using three card choices at a time and compete against others until you lose 3 times at which point you get rewards.

New cards can be gained through leveling up the six factions, Intel gained from daily login, daily ranked win, achievements and purchasing packs,purchasable 5 card elite packs, destroying cards for "Data" and spending the data on new cards.

The battlefield consists of 7 rows of hexes, with 3, 4, 5, 4, 5, 4, 3 across. The 3 hexes at the top and the bottom are each player's deployment zone and cannot be entered by units controlled by the other player. In the center hex of the third row is each player's HQ, which has 30 life points.

Players begin each turn with command points. The first player begins the first turn with 5 and the second player with 6, which increment by 1 point each turn, capping out at 10, and restoring to maximum at the end of each turn. Command points are spent to deploy units, play special, support, or equipment cards, draw extra cards at a cost of 2 points per card, to move units around the battlefield at a cost of 1 point per hex, and to attack other units or hqs for 1 command point.

Attacking can happen once per turn per unit as long as command points hold out, though some units can attack twice if they have the ammo supply property.

The goal of the game is to destroy the opposing HQ.

Games tend to take a bit longer than Hearthstone due to the movement around the battle field, but turns are limited to about a minute and a half.

Factions:

ArmaTek: Focuses on vehicles with high attack and defense. Also high cost so don't expect to be throwing out tons of units each turn. Instead, I recommend building a board presence closer to your own deployment zone, then moving as a group to engage enemy units as they near your HQ. I've found when playing ArmaTek that if the enemy doesn't focus on coming to me and doing it fast I can eventually move a bunch of hard to kill vehicles to block them from getting much out of their starting row.

CyborGen: Similar to ArmaTek in playstyle, but instead of using tanks to get shit done, CyborGen uses enforcers: High tech infantry units which are not compatible with standard weaponry. The red player in the scr